KAZCOMAK 2024 - Kazakhstan International Road and Heavy Construction, Communal Machinery Exhibition

Join us at KAZCOMAK 2024, the premier event for the road and heavy construction industry in Kazakhstan. This international trade show, taking place on Sept. 17 - 19, 2024, at Almaty's Atakent International Exhibition Centre, brings together industry professionals, suppliers, and buyers from all over the world. Don't miss this opportunity to explore the latest advancements in building machinery, urban equipment, and engineering solutions. Organized by Iteca, Hyve Group Plc, KAZCOMAK is a must-visit event for those involved in roads, bridges, tunnels, and construction. Description: KAZCOMAK 2024 is the Kazakhstan International Road and Heavy Construction, Communal Machinery Exhibition. Held once a year, this industry-leading event is targeted at the trade public, attracting professionals, suppliers, and buyers from around the globe. Taking place from September 17 to 19, 2024, at the prestigious Atakent International Exhibition Centre in Almaty, KAZCOMAK 2024 offers a comprehensive showcase of the latest advancements in roads, bridges, tunnels, building machinery, urban equipment, and engineering solutions. This exhibition provides a unique platform for industry professionals to network, exchange knowledge, and explore business opportunities. Exhibitors will showcase cutting-edge technologies, innovative products, and solutions that drive the road and heavy construction sector. Organized by Iteca, Hyve Group Plc, globally renowned event organizers, KAZCOMAK 2024 promises to provide a valuable experience for attendees, with its informative conferences, inspiring seminars, and engaging demonstrations. Whether you are a supplier, buyer, or industry professional, this event is not to be missed. Join us at KAZCOMAK 2024 and stay at the forefront of the road and heavy construction industry. Plan your visit now to discover the latest trends, forge strategic partnerships, and take your business to new heights.

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