Tomorrow at Baku Expo Center will open the 18th Azerbaijan International Exhibition on Building Baku Build 2012. It will be held in parallel 4th International Exhibition "Heating, ventilation, air conditioning, water supply, plumbing, technology, environmental protection, swimming pools and renewable energy" and the fifth Caspian International Exhibition "Protection, Security and Rescue."
Today, organizers of exhibitions and their partners held in Baku press conference to provide information on the scale of exhibitions and their role in building activity in Azerbaijan.
The Regional Director of the exhibition company ITE Group Plc Edward Strachan said that this year's exhibition space increased by 20%. In BakuBuild2012.involved are 445 companies from 31 countries. Capabilities and progress of the construction industry are demonstrated in 250 booths. With about 60% of companies - is a constant exhibitor construction exhibition in Baku, said Parties.
The representative of the State Committee for Construction and Architecture Jahangir Gojayev praised the role of the construction exhibitions in the renewal of construction technology and new architectural solutions.
Head of Sales Department in Iteca Caspian (partner of ITE Group in Azerbaijan) Samira Teymurova noted that the exhibition was composed of seven collective exhibitions in Finland, Germany, Italy, Iran, Spain and Portugal. Year, the exhibition for the first time will receive the Greek national group. According to Teymurova, Turkish entrepreneurs have taken about 20% of the exhibition building.
This year, local companies account for 35% of the shows.
In the open is shows construction equipment of the companies Hidrokon, Intertechnics, MANN, Volvo, Wirtgen, Fimonville, JCB and other leading manufacturers.
The business program of the exhibition includes the construction of the club meeting of the Caspian-European Integration Business Club, which will be held on October 18. The exhibition will end on October 20. - 08C-
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