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450 companies confirmed for Libya Build exhibition

byCallum Paton
April 24, 2014
Reading Time: 1 min read
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By Libya Herald staff.

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Tripoli, 23 April 2014:

Four hundred and fifty . . .[restrict]companies from 22 countries have confirmed their participation at the Libya Build construction exhibition which will be held in Tripoli in four weeks time.

This includes 175 Libyan companies, many of them representing a number of international brands from the building material and construction equipment sectors.

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The largest country participation after Libya is from Turkey with 100 Turkish companies booking exhibition spaces. Sixty-six Italian companies will take part and 34  Chinese companies. There will be further individual participation from Austria, Argentina, Bulgaria, Canada, Egypt, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, India, Malta, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Thailand, the UAE and the USA.

Preparation for the exhibition has begun at its 30,000 square meter site in Tripoli’s Sports City. By the end of the week, work is expected to begin on up 21,600 square meters of specialised tent structures which will house the exhibition.

Libya Build 2014 will be held from 19 – 22 May and is hosted by ATEX Events.

 

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Tags: building materialconstruction equipmentLibyaLibya BuildTripoli

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