Azerbaijan will host the sixth Rebuild Garabagh exhibition in Baku from 14 to 16 October, bringing together companies involved in the region’s reconstruction.
The exhibition will be held at the Baku Expo Center and will focus on infrastructure, investment and new business partnerships.
Companies at the exhibition will present products and services covering construction, transport, energy, utilities, digital technology and environmental restoration.
The event is designed to connect businesses with potential partners and create opportunities for new contracts and joint projects.
The programme will also include bilateral business meetings between companies and government institutions, alongside panel discussions and presentations.
The exhibition has the official support of Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Economy, the State Committee on Urban Planning and Architecture, the Karabakh Revival Fund and other state and business organisations.
The event will bring together representatives from the public and private sectors to discuss practical aspects of reconstruction and development.
Rebuild Garabagh will take place as part of Caspian Construction Week, which also includes BakuBuild, Aquatherm Baku, Plastex and Road & Traffic exhibitions.
The wider programme covers areas ranging from construction and water infrastructure to plastics, polymers, roads and public transport.
The Rebuild Garabagh exhibition will run until 16 October at Baku Expo Center, with the final day also featuring discussions on architectural policy, cultural heritage and urban development.
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