Iran Project
Building on the success of its second edition that was held in 2016, Project Iran firmly established itself as a premier international platform for to open gates for International business to Iran’s construction sector. Project Iran 2017, the 3rd International Trade Exhibition for Construction Materials, Equipment and Environmental Technology will be held at the Tehran Permanent Fairground to once again connect international expertise to the Iranian market, and contribute in shaping the tremendous potential of the country’s promising construction sector.
connecting world expertise to the Iranian market:
With international interest on the rise, the event will bring thousands of leading manufacturers, exporters from all over the world, industry professionals, to share a common vision and shape what will become the next regional economic giant, while at the same time offering them a guaranteed access to Iran’s multibillion dollar construction market.
why exhibit?
First time opportunities for first time comers to the market
Companies that took a strategic choice to venture into the opening Iranian market and participated in the first edition of Project Iran have made a winning bet. With more and more international firms keen to take advantage of the situation making plans to target Iran’s construction market, Project Iran provides you with the a head start in the race to the numerous opportunities in Iran’s construction sector and projects’ market.
- Acquire hands-on knowledge about the Iranian construction market and the challenges and opportunities it presents
- Meet new prospective buyers and suppliers and present your new products to existing clients
- Network with the country’s top construction companies and decision makers
- The number of ongoing mega-projects means that many multinational firms have the chance to establish a presence in the country
- Iran’s strategic geographical location in the region allows it to cater to the entire region
- Increasing private investment provides opportunities for large foreign contractors to increase their involvement in the country
- Iran remains a ‘construction safe heaven’ amid both wider political and financial turmoil in the region
