Tomorrow, on October 19 at the Baku Expo Centre opens the 22nd Azerbaijan International Construction Exhibition Baku Build 2016. In parallel, the Aquatherm Baku and Securika CIPS exhibitions will be held.
This year Baku Build is attended by 298 companies from 26 countries. The national pavilions are from Italy, Iran and the UAE. Collective stands belong to companies from France. A large group of Turkish producers are involved. Azerbaijani companies, including manufacturers, distributors and companies providing services in the construction industry account for 50% of the exhibitors.
As usual, Baku Build 2016 covers a wide range of building materials, ceramics, finishing stone, marble, paints, windows and doors, interior, roofing and flooring, works with metal and bronze, and construction machinery. At a special outdoor area Expo Center, adjacent to the complex, is the latest construction equipment.
The difference this year will be the active participation of furniture companies from Azerbaijan, Italy, Ukraine and other countries.
The organizers of the exhibition are the British company ITE Group and its partner Iteca Caspian.
The Caspian Construction Week will shut down on 22 October. ---08D
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