Walloon Export and Foreign Investment Agency
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The Walloon Export and Foreign Investment Agency (French: L'Agence wallonne à l'Exportation et aux Investissements étrangers, AWEX) is a public interest organisation in in charge of the promotion of foreign trade and the attraction of foreign investments for Wallonia in Belgium. It was created on 1 April 2004 as a merger of the Walloon Export Agency (AWEX) and the Office for foreign Investors (OFI).
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The Board of Directors of the Walloon Export and Foreign Investment Agency consists of representatives of the Walloon Government, the trade unions and employers associations.
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The AWEX services are divided into:
- Headquarters in Brussels (AWEX) and Namur (OFI);
- Seven regional centres, located in each Walloon province:
- An international economic and commercial network
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