Construction, Power & Mining Myanmar 2016

Asia | Energy

Third Party Event

13 Oct 2016 - 15 Oct 2016

Construction, Power & Mining Myanmar 2016 includes three international trade exhibitions, Building & Construction Myanmar 2016, Electric Power & Renewable Energy Myanmar 2016 and Mining Myanmar 2016. These three exhibitions have products and services that offer solutions for multiple industries, and visitors have multiple industry needs that can be served at this 3-in-1 show. 

Construction, Power & Mining Myanmar 2016 will present over 150 exhibitors from 18 countries, five international pavilions from China, Korea, Germany, Singapore and Thailand over the 5500 sq metres at the MEP Hall.

Construction, Power & Mining Myanmar 2016 is a “must-visit” event for industry professionals from building and construction, electric power and renewable energy and mining industry. The exhibition is free-to-attend for trade professional visitors.

Construction, Power & Mining Myanmar 2016

Date: 13th – 15th October 2016

Opening Hours: 9am – 5pm

Venue: Myanmar Event Park (MEP), Yangon

Websites: www.cpmmyanmar.com

www.buildingmyanmar.com / www.electricmyanmar.com / www.miningmyanmar.com

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