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13th Libya Build exhibition will be held from 22 to 25 May in Tripoli

bySami Zaptia
May 9, 2023
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13th Libya Build exhibition will be held from 22 to 25 May in Tripoli

The 13th Libya Build exhibition will be held from 22 to 25 May at the Tripoli International Fairground, organisers ATEX report.

ATEX say Libya Build is the Biggest Building and Construction Expo in North Africa.

They claim that over 14,000 high-spending decision-makers, dealers, distributors, resellers, administrators, head of departments, purchasing managers and industry professionals will be attending the event to look for the best products and services for their business.

ATEX report that there will be 117 international companies from ten different countries participating – representing 55% of the total participation. Turky will be the largest participant with 44 companies, followed by Italy with 22 companies, Egypt with 18 companies, Tunisia with 12 companies, Austria with 7 companies, and the United Arab Emirates with 5 major companies.

There will also be participating companies from Germany, Portugal, Saudi Arabia and Algeria.

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Several of the largest Libyan companies in the fields of air conditioning and refrigeration, heavy machinery and equipment, water and sanitation technology, bathroom and ceramic installation kits, real estate investment, electrical systems and accessories, paint, insulators and building chemicals will be exhibiting.

Tags: ATEXLibya Build 2023

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