01 May 2013

MEDISTONE Expo will showcase the potential of Italian stone industry at Fiera del Levante’s ultra-modern hall in Bari, Italy, this month (May 15 to 18).

The expo will focus on marble and stone varieties of central and southern Italy, machines used to quarry and process them and service companies.

The event to be held on an area of 20,000 sq m (including outdoor space) aims to establish a platform for Italian and foreign companies to expand their business into the Middle East and Balkan markets.

Companies from countries such as Russia, Brazil, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Turkey, Morocco, Tunisia and Egypt will be taking part in the B2B meetings.

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