Today, May 11 the Baku Expo Center hosted the opening of the 15th Caspian International Exhibition Transport, Transit and Logistics Trans Caspian 2016. Over the years, Trans Caspian exhibition has been attended by about 700 companies.
This year the exhibition is attended by 75 companies, 40 of which are foreign ones, the Minister of Transport Ziya Mammadov said at the opening.
Among the participants is the French company Alstom with several models of urban public transport. Among them are Citadis trams, the Attactis tram system, and subway cars Metropolis. In 2015, the Baku Metro put into operation 3 trains Alstom, each consisting of 5 cars.
This year, the exhibition will feature advances in the transportation industry, the best technology and equipment of domestic and foreign companies in sectors such as railway cars and railway infrastructure, maritime transport, aviation, commercial vehicles, as well as transport and logistics services.
At one site with Trans Caspian the 6th Caspian International Exhibition Road Infrastructure and Public Transport Road & Traffic 2016 and the 3rd Caspian International Exhibition Boats and Yachts CIBS 2016 will be held.
The exhibition organizers are Iteca Caspian and its partner ITE Group. ----08D
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