Exhibitions / Congresses

Handling Expo

Egypt, Cairo - 22 – 25 October 2009
The 9th International Exhibition for Material Handling Equipment & storage Equipment. This Exhibition is organized by International Fairs Group (IFG), one of the leading international trade fair organizers in the Middle East based in Cairo, with representative offices throughout the world. IFG is a member of the Arab Union of International Exhibitions and Conferences which is member of the UFI.
Date(s)
22 – 25 October 2009
Venue
Cairo Fair Ground
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