Exhibitions / Congresses

ME TRANSLOG - Middle East Transport and Logistics Exhibition

Oman, Muscat - 5th to 7th September 2016
ME-TRANSLOG will be a mega event where local, regional and international exhibitors will showcase latest technologies, best practices, pioneering research, advanced trends, and innovative products and solutions, to meet the requirements of governments, businesses, industrial and commercial entities, aviation, construction, infrastructure, manufacturing, oil and gas and utilities sectors, for more efficient and even faster Transport and Logistics services.
Date(s)
5th to 7th September 2016
Venue
Oman International Exhibition Centre, Sultanate of Oman Co-located with 2nd Oman Fire, Safety & Security Expo - OFSEC 2016 (http://muscat-expo.com/ofsec)
Contact for booking / more info
marketing@muscat-expo.com
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