GIFA and METEC MEA open up to new, promising markets
In modern times, the industry in Egypt has grown to include a range of products, including cast iron, steel, aluminum, and other metals. The foundry and metallurgy industry in Egypt is a significant contributor to the country‘s economy, with a number of companies operating in this sector. In the last decades, the steel industry in Egypt continued to grow and expand, driven by increasing demand for steel products both domestically and internationally. This is why GIFA and METEC offering their customers new regions with the Middle East and North Africa.
Why GIFA / METEC Middle East Africa
Access to a large market
The foundry and metallurgy industry in Egypt has a long history, with evidence of metalworking dating back to ancient times. In modern times, the industry has grown to include a range of products, including cast iron, steel, aluminum, and other metals. The foundry and metallurgy industry in Egypt is a significant contributor to the country‘s economy, with a number of companies operating in this sector.
Networking opportunities
Trade fairs provide an opportunity for companies to network with other industry professionals and make new business connections.
Market intelligence
By attending a trade fair, companies can gather valuable information about the latest trends and developments in the foundry and metallurgy industry industry in Egypt and the MEA region, as well as learn about new technologies and products.
Cost-effective
Trade fairs can be a cost-effective way for companies to reach a large number of potential customers and partners in a short amount of time coming from Africa, the MEA region and middle Asia.
Economic Prospects of Egypt
Egypt has a diverse and complex economy that has undergone significant changes in recent years. With more than 100 million citizens, Egypt has a large domestic market. The industrial base is relatively broad. As a result, Egypt is increasingly establishing itself as a gateway for exports to other African countries. The oil and gas sector as well as public infrastructure projects contribute to economic growth. Egypt is not only expanding economic ties with its neighbours, but also transport routes. A boom in digitalisation and a well-educated workforce are providing further momentum. Egypt's geographic location also makes it an attractive destination for foreign investment, as it provides access to the African market and the emerging economies of the region. This can be seen in the country‘s rapidly growing industries such as tourism, construction, and telecommunications.
Inhabitants: 112,7 (2023 in Mio.) Business languages: Arabic, English Currency: Egyptian pound (EGP)
(Source: gtai, Germany Trade and Invest)
Cycle:
every 2 years
METAL & STEEL EGYPT 2023 in facts & figures
Number of visitors:
7.054
Number of exhibitors:
383
Exhibition space:
7.284 m²
EIEC - Egypt International Exhibition Center
The Egypt International Exhibition Center (EIEC), located in New Cairo, spans over 60,000 square meters of indoor and outdoor event spaces, accommodating events of all scales. It features four fully equipped halls, each offering up to 10,000 square meters of customizable space, alongside modern conference rooms and VIP lounges. With advanced infrastructure, including high-speed internet, parking for over 5,000 vehicles, and easy access from Cairo International Airport, the EIEC is a premier destination for trade shows, conferences, and cultural events.
Venue location: EIEC - Egypt International Exhibition Center New Cairo, 5th settlement - El Moshir Tantawy Axis Cairo, Egypt