The exhibition will run until Magh 25.
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The eleventh edition of the 'Nepal Buildcon International Exhibition', focused on the development of Nepal's construction sector, has begun at the exhibition venue in Bhrikutimandap. The exhibition will run until Magh 25.
Organized with the aim of presenting domestic and foreign technologies, materials and services related to the construction sector on a single platform, the organizer has stated that more than three hundred national and international brands are participating in this exhibition. The latest services and materials of the construction industry have been displayed through more than two hundred stalls at the exhibition venue .
The exhibition covers all materials and services related to the construction sector, including architectural hardware, aluminum extrusion, marble, tiles, sanitary ware, modular and modern kitchens, roofing, cladding, lifts, elevators, escalators, doors and windows, flooring, wall coverings, glass glazing, pipe and plumbing materials, construction chemicals, PVC and UPVC profiles, batteries, generators, cement and steel.
Nepal Buildcon, jointly organized by Media Space Solutions and Future X Trade Fair and Events, has been connecting the Nepali construction industry with modern technology and international practices for more than a decade. The exhibition has been promoting domestic products and introducing new technologies and services popular in the international market to the Nepali market.
The exhibition is expected to be extremely useful for construction professionals, importers, manufacturers, distributors, service providers, architects, engineers, designers and people planning to build houses and buildings.
