MOMBASA INTERNATIONAL SHOW (MIS) 2023 - Leading Trade Exhibition in Mombasa

Join us at MOMBASA INTERNATIONAL SHOW (MIS) 2023, the premier international trade event in Mombasa featuring exhibitors from various industries such as agriculture, manufacturing, tourism, fishing, banking, and more. Held at ASK Jomo Kenyatta Showground from Sept. 06 - 10, 2023, this annual event is open to both trade professionals and the general public. Don't miss out on this opportunity to explore the latest products and services, network with industry leaders, and discover business opportunities in the vibrant city of Mombasa. Description: Mombasa International Show (MIS) is the largest and most prestigious international trade exhibition held annually in Mombasa. Organized by the Agricultural Society of Kenya (ASK), this event brings together exhibitors and visitors from around the world to showcase their expertise and products in a wide range of industries. From Sept. 06 - 10, 2023, the ASK Jomo Kenyatta Showground will transform into a vibrant marketplace, offering a diverse showcase of agricultural machinery, trucks, and utility vehicles, consumer goods, commercial marine professionals, travel and tourism-related enterprises, and more. With exhibitors representing sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, tourism, fishing, banking, import and export, transport, and communication, MIS 2023 promises to be a comprehensive and insightful event. This trade exhibition provides a unique platform for industry professionals, businesses, and the general public to explore the latest trends, products, and services across multiple industries. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with experts, establish new partnerships, and explore potential business opportunities. Whether you are a trade professional looking to expand your network or a curious consumer interested in the latest innovations, MIS 2023 is an event not to be missed. Join us in Mombasa and be a part of this dynamic and influential international trade show.

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