At MÜSİAD EXPO, where Anadolu Agency is the Global Communication Partner, 369 companies from 18 sectors are promoting their products and services, and international cooperation agreements will be signed on the last day of the fair.
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MÜSİAD EXPO is a trade platform that brings together companies and international business people from different sectors.
The event, held in Istanbul Expo Center, where Anadolu Agency (AA) is the "Global Communication Partner", continues in an area of approximately 25 thousand square meters, with the participation of 369 companies from 18 sectors.
Participating companies from many sectors such as production, industry, machinery, food, agriculture, construction, building materials, automation and energy introduce their products and services to visitors. At the event, where defense industry companies also exhibit their products, presentations from some countries are also made.
There are companies from different sectors in the fair area.
The halls in the fair area, where more than 50 thousand professional visitors from 114 countries are expected to attend this year, are divided according to sectors.
While construction, building, real estate, furniture and decoration companies are located in the 2nd hall, machinery, automotive, defense industry, metal, energy and information technologies companies and foreign participants meet with visitors in the 4th hall.
Participants from the food, agriculture, packaging, logistics, tourism, health, textile and service sectors exhibit their products and services in the 8th hall.
While MÜSİAD EXPO brings together companies of different scales on the same trade platform, it also enables the establishment of new business connections between local and foreign companies.
International cooperation agreements will be signed on the last day of the fair.
On September 23, when the fair opened, the 29th International Business Forum (IBF), which was established to bring together business people from all over the world and create a permanent communication and cooperation network, was held.
On the second day, events were held with the support of the Ministry of Commerce, where more than 400 purchasing delegations from more than 70 countries and Turkish companies came together.
Yesterday, the "Diplomatic Missions Reception" and the "Arctic Forum" were held at MÜSİAD Headquarters, with the participation of ambassadors and consuls of different countries.
International cooperation agreements will be signed on the last day of the fair. Some countries will make their presentations.
Minister of Commerce Ömer Bolat will inspect the fair, and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is expected to visit it in the afternoon.
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MÜSİAD EXPO 2026 International Trade Fair, one of the most comprehensive trade events of Türkiye and the region, ends today at Istanbul Expo Center. Minister of Trade Ömer Bolat stated that representatives from 70 countries and more than 80 thousand visitors attended the fair.

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