SAMOTER Gears up for Its 28th Edition
| Show | : | Samoter 2011 |
| Date | : | 2 - 6 March 2011 |
| Time | : | 9.30 - 18.00 |
| Place | : | Verona Exhibition Centre |
| Registration | : | http://www.samoter.com/en/espositori_esporre.asp |
The 28th edition of Samoter–the Triennial International trade fair of Earthmoving and Building machinery – will be held from 2-6 March 2011 at VeronaFiere, Italy.
The exhibition presents the broadest possible range of ideas and opportunities for the construction market and will promote numerous initiatives, meetings and trade associations thereby, confirming its role as a landmark for the development of the industrial international system. It sustains the guidelines for the entire construction world by stimulating and valorising decisions and collaborations with institutions, trade associations and companies to enhance specific production aspects in every segment of the field. The exhibition boasts of an impressive convention program designed to provide a wide-ranging overview of the sector in its entirety; from presentations of the latest technologies to analysis of new and interesting topics. The future and technological innovation come together during an exhibition that perfectly responds to the needs and requirements of a market experiencing continual evolution.
Thus, Samoter is a fundamental landmark to understand the changes taking place in the site and building sector all over the world. The 2011 edition aims to improve awareness in the building world of the new prospects for sustainable construction. Special attention will be given to markets in Eastern Europe, the Middle East and the Mediterranean area through specific promotional action attracting high numbers of buyers.
This year, it will once again promote Samoter Special approaches dedicated to individual trade sectors such as earthmoving, concrete, road building, drilling, crushing, hoisting, vehicles, and components. Every single sector is specifically differentiated in graphic terms to help visitors and exhibitors identify their points of interest; all 8 sectors are identified by graphic symbols and colors to facilitate recognition. Theme days dedicated to every sector will flank theme-related itineraries through dynamic events, seminars and conventions.
Samoter website has a reserved area on the link www.samoter.com/magazine/en in which NBM&CW's customers, once submitted the form and filled it with its dedicated codes, could obtain a free entrance and then they will receive an email with a printable free Print@home ticket.
The exhibition presents the broadest possible range of ideas and opportunities for the construction market and will promote numerous initiatives, meetings and trade associations thereby, confirming its role as a landmark for the development of the industrial international system. It sustains the guidelines for the entire construction world by stimulating and valorising decisions and collaborations with institutions, trade associations and companies to enhance specific production aspects in every segment of the field. The exhibition boasts of an impressive convention program designed to provide a wide-ranging overview of the sector in its entirety; from presentations of the latest technologies to analysis of new and interesting topics. The future and technological innovation come together during an exhibition that perfectly responds to the needs and requirements of a market experiencing continual evolution.
Thus, Samoter is a fundamental landmark to understand the changes taking place in the site and building sector all over the world. The 2011 edition aims to improve awareness in the building world of the new prospects for sustainable construction. Special attention will be given to markets in Eastern Europe, the Middle East and the Mediterranean area through specific promotional action attracting high numbers of buyers.
This year, it will once again promote Samoter Special approaches dedicated to individual trade sectors such as earthmoving, concrete, road building, drilling, crushing, hoisting, vehicles, and components. Every single sector is specifically differentiated in graphic terms to help visitors and exhibitors identify their points of interest; all 8 sectors are identified by graphic symbols and colors to facilitate recognition. Theme days dedicated to every sector will flank theme-related itineraries through dynamic events, seminars and conventions.
Samoter website has a reserved area on the link www.samoter.com/magazine/en in which NBM&CW's customers, once submitted the form and filled it with its dedicated codes, could obtain a free entrance and then they will receive an email with a printable free Print@home ticket.
NBM&CW February 2011
