EVENT PREVIEW
MINING EXPERTS rush to RUSSIA in April M
ining World Russia 2017 will be the 21st International exhibition of machines and
equipment for mining, processing and transportation of minerals. The event takes place April 25-27 at Crocus Expo, Moscow, Russia. Mining World Russia is Russia’s
largest international exhibition focused on technologies and equipment for mining and processing of minerals. It features a huge range of diverse exhibitors, the opportunity to compare products and the attendance of leading brands. The event off ers visitors the
potential to achieve several business goals within one area, for example: establishing new business contacts, sourcing information about new products and industry developments, getting up to speed with general information about the market. In 2016 the exhibition celebrated its 20th anniversary in excellent style. 256 companies from Australia, Austria, Belarus, Canada, China, Croatia, Czech
Republic, France, Germany, India, Italy, Kazakhstan, Norway, South Africa, Spain, Russia, Ukraine, UK and the USA took part in the exhibition. 3,312 people from 42 foreign countries and 65 regions of Russia visited the exhibition during the three days. The 2017 event is set to be even bigger and better than the 2016 edition. Visitors to the exhibition will be able to get acquainted with the latest equipment and technologies for
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exploration, production and processing of minerals, mine safety, construction technologies in mining, laboratory equipment and materials, equipment and means of transportation of bulk materials, spare parts and components for mining machines, as well as technologies for environmental protection.
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