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After a debuting last year the 2nd AFRIGLASS AFRICA is back from the 04th - 06th July 2019 at KICC, Nairobi in Kenya. Held concurrently with the 22nd Buildexpo 2019, the event shares the stage, opening up to greater number of visitors from a wide industry base. Africa's largest International Trade Exhibition brings together domestic and international companies in the market to the buyers from across the East Africa who are seeking to expand in the glass industry and to keep abreast of industry trends and developments.

Afriglass includes glass in construction floors, barriers, windows, glass equipment & accessories, raw materials for glass production, glass melting technology, glass processing, glass edge and facet processing equipment, laminated glass technology, bullet-proof glass, insulation glass and more. The glass industry in East Africa is on a globalization drive and is now providing the African consumers a variety of glass products sourced domestically as well as internationally. In the context of the reduced import duty, the globalization drive is gaining momentum. AFRIGLASS 2019 is a window to meet high-level buyers with-in the African industry. The event presents the latest products, innovations and solutions in newly structured product groups that cover the entire industry of glass all under a single roof. Visitors will find the latest and most innovative products and equipment in the industry at the highest rate of productivity.

The 2nd edition of Afriglass will allow exhibitors to connect with the Eastern African market. This event will attract glass equipment distributers, equipment manufacturers and entrepreneurs, government and industry bodies promoting the sector as well as large companies engaged in the construction industry etc. This event has been planned to include the hardware equipment, parts and accessories needed in this industry.

Kenya is certainly one of the biggest markets in Africa, but the event also lays strong emphasis on attracting traders and importers from neighboring countries. According to the World Bank, infrastructure is the key to Africa’s economic turnaround and will play an even greater role in the continent’s continued development. Kenya, in particular, is making giant strides in infrastructure and urbanization, with demarcated economic zones, commercial and residential buildings, and resorts for tourists. And as Kenya’s population and economy grows, the demand for innovative and effective construction solutions is also accelerating.

Visit: https://expogr.com/Afriglass/ for more information or contact:

Trevor Daniel
Media Manager
Afriglass ( East Africa )
Email: feedback@expogr.com
Int'l: +971 43050755 | Kenya: +254 792268513

Published on April 16, 2018