Exhibitions / Congresses

TransRussia

Russia, Moscow - April 13-15, 2020
TransRussia International exhibition TransRussia is the largest exhibition for transport and logistics services and technologies in Russia. 398 companies from 29 countries took part in TransRussia 2019. National pavilions were presented by companies from Belarus, Germany, Iran, Latvia, Lithuania, Finland and Estonia.

National exposition of Azerbaijan was presented for the first time. TransRussia exhibition was attended by 18,915 specialists of industrial and commercial enterprises, transport and logistics companies.
Date(s)
April 13-15, 2020
Venue
Moscow, Crocus Expo, Pavilion 1
Contact for booking / more info
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