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Overseas plastics manufacturers to leverage PLASTEX 2008 platform
DUBAI - International plastics manufacturers will affirm their commitment to the Egyptian and MENA markets by participating in PLASTEX 2008, the 11th International African-Arabian Exhibition for Plastic Industries to be held from October 23 to October 26, 2008, at the Cairo Fair Ground, Egypt.
Germany, Italy, China, India, Taiwan and Turkey have already confirmed that they will set up individual pavilions during the event to showcase their products and technologies.
The four-day exhibition will welcome more than 550 exhibitors from 31 countries and around 24,000 trade visitors from 18 countries to discuss the latest industry technologies, trends, and innovations and explore around 25,000 square metres of the latest and the leading plastic machinery, components, raw materials, chemicals, and services.
Exhibition slots have already been sold out in anticipation of another year of strong international response to the event, with many new potential exhibitors thus urging event organizer ACG-ITF to arrange for extra halls.
"The high attendance figures consistently amassed by PLASTEX since its inception in 1993 have established the event as a highly anticipated annual platform for regional and international industry interaction.
The presence of prominent Western firms such as Germany's Battenfeld and Krauss-Maffei, the UK's Suffren and Italy's Nova, Saporiti and Macplas reflects this global appeal and the high interest in the region's rapidly-growing plastics sector," said Rabab Ahmed, International Sales Manager, ACG-ITF.
PLASTEX has emerged as an important gathering for all segments of the plastics industry. The 2007 edition posted a 30 per cent increase in exhibition space and 15 per cent hike in the number of visitors, with 87 per cent of exhibitors affirming that the show met their overall objectives. PLASTEX is expected to maintain its growth rate in 2008 and beyond in light of an anticipated 30 per cent growth in the Middle Eastern plastic industry alone over the next five years, which will represent the fastest rate in the world.
"PLASTEX 2007 was able to generate good business deals; this shows the lucrative opportunities of the MENA region's plastic trade, and we are confident that this figure will be surpassed by the latest edition. Last year also saw the inauguration of the Egyptian Exhibition for Plastic Exporters & Manufacturers (EgyPlast), which was organised by the Egyptian Plastic Exporters and Manufacturers Association (EPEMA). EgyPlast will again be held concurrently with PLASTEX this year and will provide valuable insights into Egypt's unique market," said Ahmed Mostafa, Project Manager, ACG-ITF.
PLASTEX 2008 is organised by ACG-ITF, the leading trade events organizer in the Middle East and Africa capturing 42 per cent of international trade fairs in Egypt.
ACG-ITF oversees various established international trade exhibitions such as ITCE, the leading exhibition for textile, embroidery & sewing machinery & accessories; NEXT MOVE, on of the region's comprehensive real estate buyer-developer-financier event; and AUTOMECH, the largest vehicles, buses, motorcar workshops, and automobile spare parts and accessories exhibition in the region, in addition to other international exhibitions.
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