BANGKOK - ASIATODAY.COM - The Thai Contractors Association under His Majesty the King’s Patronage (TCA), the organizer of CONSTECH 2015, an international exhibition and convention for construction and mining industries, kicks start to invite international investors and business operators from around the globe to showcase their capacity and update the latest technology for constructions and mining industries. The event is expected to pave the way for Thailand to achieve an ambition of being a hub of ASEAN’s construction industry.
Mr. Angsuras Areekul, TCA’s president, revealed: “TCA, in collaboration of IMPACT, has started our first mission to promote the event across Southeast Asia to draw international operators as well as dealers, importers and enthusiasts to the event. We have been to Indonesia, Vietnam, China, and our next destination is Myanmar. We expect to attract over 5,000 visitors from around the world.
The event will feature pavilions from different countries. The German Pavilion will feature the world’s leading brands such as GMT, Pedex, Sennebogen, Vollert, Weiler and Nemetschek Engineering. The Chinese and Chinese Taipei Pavilion, meanwhile, will display the latest models of machinery for construction and mining industries. Consequently, the event will be a great opportunity for dealers or interested persons to experience to real products and meet operators directly. In addition, TCA, in cooperation with the Advance Construction Technology Center, Japan, will organize a seminar about the construction technology development that can be adopted in Thailand. The event will also see an extended zone of concrete product exhibition.”
CONSTECH 2015 will serve as a platform to promote the country’s construction products and services to the world and also promote Thailand as a construction industry hub of Southeast Asia. The event is scheduled to be held during 27 – 29 March 2015 at Challenger Hall 7 – 8, IMPACT Muang Thong Thani.
For further information, please visit www.thailandconstech.com
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