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Handling Expo KSA

Saudi Arabia, Riyadh - January 21-23, 2025
Handling Expo KSA HANDLING EXPO SAUDI ARABIA.... The Ultimate Trade Event for Material Handling, Warehousing & Storage Solutions

The MENA region's mega industrial trade fair high-profile brand ''HANDLING EXPO'' will be organized for the first time in Saudi Arabia; highlighting the complete value chain of the material handling equipment, warehousing & storage solutions under one roof.

Signifying the integrated mechanisms of industrial innovations, applications and solutions; establishing the most decisive industrial and technology exchange and transfer trade event all over the Middle East region.
Date(s)
January 21-23, 2025
Venue
Riyadh International Exhibition Center
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