Agoria
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| Sídlo | Región Brusel-hlavné mesto |
| Web | agoria.be |
| Krajina | Belgicko |
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Agoria, previously known as Fabrimetal, is a Belgian employers' organization and member of the Federation of Belgian Enterprises.
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