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	At Muang Thong Thani, the annual fair which will run through September 11 is part of Thailand&#39;s efforts to make itself an international destination for gems and jewellery manufacturing and trade.&nbsp;</div>
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	This year, 791 exhibitors showcase their products, including 151 foreign ones, according to data from the Department of International Trade Promotion.</div>
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	Among 3,312 pre-registered visitors, 984 registered via overseas trade offices, mostly those in Europe, China, Hong Kong, the United States and Asean.&nbsp;</div>

Gems fair kicks off

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