Infra Oman 2015

Oman | Industry

Third Party Event

05 Oct 2015 - 07 Oct 2015

The event will take place at The Oman International Exhibition Centre, Seeb, Sultanate of Oman. It will feature networking Opportunities with Government Officials and Key Decision Makers.

Expo Highlights:

  • Construction Requirements
  • Green & Future Buildings
  • Heavy Equipment & Technologies Hotel & Tourism Projects
  • Industrial Free Zones
  • Industry & Manufacturing
  • Power & Water Technologies
  • Renewable Energy & Environment
  • Tools & Equipment’s
  • Transportation & Logistics
  • Infrastructure Projects – Roads, Airports, Railways & Ports – Build & Supply

Why Exhibit at Infra Oman?

  • Introduce your new products, equipment’s and services directly to your target clients in Oman’s construction sector
  • Proudly showcase your company’s ongoing infrastructure projects as well as your previously completed projects
  • Boost your position in the market by highlighting your company’s capabilities in infrastructure development
  • Take advantage of major opportunities as the Sultanate pursues massive infrastructure development nationwide
  • Get the edge over your competitors with this excellent platform for effectively promoting your products and services

For more information and space reservation please contact:
Ms Jenitha Martin, Project Director, Email:  info@alnimrexpo.com
Mobile: +968 94041616

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