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Buildexpo Africa is a show with the widest range of the latest technology in building material, mining machines, construction machinery and heavy equipment. At the latest edition of Buildexpo in East Africa, the organisers bring forward exhibitors from over 40 countries who are the finest in infrastructure development.
Buildexpo Africa is the only show with the widest range of the latest technology in building material, mining machines, construction machinery and heavy equipment. Buildmart Africa covers the latest edition of Buildexpo, East Africa's largest building and construction fair, where the organisers bring forward exhibitors from over 40 countries who are the finest in infrastructure development. Find what suits best from about 14.3 million business prospects during the three-day event, with over 10,000 products, equipment and machinery on display across an expanse of more than 10,000 square meters. Last year's event witnessed international pavilion participation from India, Turkey, China, Italy, Malaysia and Germany.
Over the years, Buildexpo has grown to cater to the demands of not just the Kenyan market, but of the whole region of East Africa. This mega expo is the ideal forum for international players to showcase their products and services to the huge market in Africa. Buildexpo is an annual affair for the business leaders in Kenya, Tanzania and Ethiopia.
Buildexpo receives visitors from across East Africa, and trade visitors are invited directly in collaboration with regional trade bodies in Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Uganda, Somalia, Mozambique and Congo. Kenya is certainly one of the biggest markets in Africa, but Buildexpo also lays strong emphasis on attracting traders and importers from neighboring countries. A detailed exhibition calendar is also available.
According to the World Bank, infrastructure is the key to Africa's economic turnaround and will play an even greater role in the continent's continued development. Kenya, in particular, is making giant strides in infrastructure and urbanization, with demarcated economic zones, commercial and residential buildings, and resorts for tourists. The country's infrastructure and construction industry value is expected to double this year. There has already been a spike in the demand for building material and machinery.