MÜSİAD EXPO Announces Five Billion Dollar Trade Volume Target for 2026
Numerous companies and procurement delegations will come together at the international trade organization to be held at the Istanbul Expo Center.
Independent Industrialists' and Businessmen's Association Chairman Burhan Özdemir announced that they are targeting a trade volume of at least 5 billion dollars within the scope of MÜSİAD EXPO 2026, which will be held from September 23 to 26.
Dates and Location of the Fair
MÜSİAD EXPO, organized by the Independent Industrialists' and Businessmen's Association, will hold its twenty-first edition this year. The organization will take place at the Istanbul Expo Center between September 23 and 26.
Strategic Sectors and Participants
Organized in an exhibition area of over fifteen thousand square meters, the event will bring together more than three hundred companies from strategic sectors such as industry, machinery, automation, energy, construction, building materials, food, and agriculture with world markets.
International Visitors and Procurement Delegations
This year, over fifty thousand professional visitors from one hundred and fourteen countries and more than four hundred qualified procurement delegations from seventy countries will sit directly at the table with manufacturers.
Bilateral Business Meetings and Trade Volume
Thanks to the bilateral business meetings and commercial diplomacy contacts to be held, it is aimed to reach a tangible trade volume of at least 5 billion dollars within the scope of the fair.
B2Biz Platform and Side Events
Thanks to the B2Biz platform, procurement delegations will be able to schedule one-on-one B2B meetings. Within the scope of the four-day program, the International Business Forum and a panel on the Arctic will also be presented to participants.
Far East Expansion and London Meeting
Planning to make an expansion towards financing opportunities in the Far East, the management will hold a meeting with HSBC in London on November 30. A similar program is planned to be held in Malaysia or Singapore in April.
Medium-Term Program and Inflation Assessment
While the Medium-Term Program was found to be more rational and realistic, it was emphasized that the main problem for the business world is unpredictability rather than high inflation. It was stated that Turkey's idle capacity is being worked on and analyses must be made urgently.