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First organized back in 1937, it bears witness to history and is a cradle of development – from where almost all major fairs have emerged

The Turkish electronics industry, founded on high added value, innovation, creativity, and extensive research, develops products not only for the local market but also for overseas

Machinery and equipment, processes, toolmaking and mould fabrication, foundries and associated technologies will be showcased in the four halls

Moreover, the impact on the manufacturing industry of the metal cutting tools will be far more extensive if the virus impacts other main industrial countries beyond India, China, and Germany. In the long term, the industries, related to the application of metal cutting tools are likely to be back on track, thus, resulting in considerable demand for machines in the coming years

The event had to be postponed from March 2020 to March 2021 due to the corona pandemic. More than 400 exhibitors from 25 countries have confirmed participation in the event in March 2021

A recently published report on the European machine tool sector, conducted and published by CECIMO, defines the sector as an industry having high potential to benefit from circular economy practices and approaches

The large-scale show consisting of six separate exhibitions (CeMAT, Industrial Energy Systems, IAMD, Metalworking, Surface Technology and Welding Eurasia) will offer visitors a 360-degree view of the global manufacturing industry

The annual 3D printing conference and exhibition Additive Days 2020, organized by the Bulgarian company B2N, took place from 20 to 23 February this year in the "John Atanasov" forum in Sofia Tech Park

The biggest trade show for the metalworking industry EMO 2019 will present the latest trends in smart engineering and production technology from 16 to 21 September in Hannover. The main theme of this year`s edition of the exhibition is "Smart technologies driving tomorrow`s production!"

А broad research conducted and published in 2018 by the U.S. Department of commerce shows that many SEE countries (among other European countries) have numerous opportunities and have developed flexible funding mechanisms for stimulating the acceptance of advanced technologies in manufacturing