Miningworld Russia

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Exhibition Overview

MiningWorld Russia opened its doors for business in 1995 and next year its 12th edition at Crocus Expo, with enough space to accommodate every player in the Russian Mining and Minerals Processing sector. MinngWorld Russia 2008 is the only exhibition in Russia that offers mining and mineral operators a combination of the very best in education and the latest in technology, equipment and services.

MiningWorld Russia 2007 FACT SHEET:

Title: MiningWorld Russia

Description: 12th International Exhibition for Mining and Processing of Metals and Minerals

Date: 16 - 18 April 2008

Venue: IEC "Crocus Expo", Moscow, Russia.

Total Visitors (estimate): over 9,000

Admission: Complimentary tickets with compulsory registration

Total Exhibitors (estimate): 325

Countries represented (estimate): 24

Frequency: Annual

Year established: 1995

National Pavilions: 5

Organiser: ITE Group plc and Primexpo

MiningWorld Russia 2008 will showcase manufacturers of equipment, products and services related to the mining and mineral industry in Russia, and include both regional and international companies. The exhibition will also conduct educational sessions in addition to exhibits of the latest industry technology and product innovations.

MiningWorld Russia is a truly all-encompassing event covering all areas of the mining and mineral industry, including geology, exploration, excavation, surface mining; underground mining, processing of metals and minerals, extraction, smelting, refining, materials handling, engineering, recycling, safety, environment, concentrating, transportation and logistics.

The MiningWorld Russia Exhibition can help you to develop mine operation business as it brings together thousands of specialists in this highly specialised and lucrative industry. Russia is one of the few remaining developing markets with extremely high growth potential and vast opportunities for key industry players. Moscow is the hub for Russia 's international business and is ideal for business meetings, face-to-face presentations, exhibitions and business activities.

Professional's decision makers involved in all aspects of the mining industry, including administrative, department heads, production executives and technical personnel, production supervisors and foreman, production personnel, government officials, professors and instructors, etc., with a focus on Russian and Eurasian mining industry.

MiningWorld Russia 2008 will feature indoor and outdoor exhibit space, and offers companies the option of exhibit space only (indoor space only) or fully fitted stands (indoor equipped space). Fully-fitted stands are available for indoor space only and include exhibit space, hard walls, sign with company name, carpet, table with two chairs, wastebasket, one 220-volt outlet, stand lighting and full product description in the exhibition catalogue.

Exhibit space sales are open as of May 01, 2007 , and space will be assigned on a first come, first served basis, subject to availability.

MiningWorld Russia features "product concentration areas" that group similar products and services within the same indoor halls or outdoor lots, to make it easier for attendees to locate the companies and products they most want to see.

The exhibition is specifically designed to bring suppliers of mining equipment, machinery and their associated products and services together with companies involved in mining exploration, mining extraction and mining processing of minerals and metals.

Product concentration areas include Geology, Exploration, Excavation Surface Mining, Underground Mining, Mineral Processing, Extraction, Smelting, Refining, Materials Handling, Engineering, Recycling, Safety, Environment, Concentrating, Transportation and Logistics.

MiningWorld Russia 2008 will conduct a seminar program with sessions offering attendees the latest information on technology, tools and techniques to advance their industry knowledge.

The Ministry of Natural Resources of the Russian Federation, the Mining Supervision Department of Federal Ecology, the Technological and Atomic Supervision Service, the Moscow State Mining University, the National Research Center of Mining (A.A. Skochinsky Institute of Mining ) and Camese - Canadian Association of Mining Equipment and Services for Export.

Moscow - Nowhere better for business in Russia!

Russia is one of the few remaining developing markets with extremely high growth potential and vast opportunities for key industry players. Moscow is the hub for Russia 's international business and is ideal for business meetings, face to face presentations, exhibitions and business activities.

The Russian Mining Markets

Russia remains one of the world's largest mineral producers and will continue exploring new mineral deposits of nickel, cobalt, coal and iron ore production. It also has a large share of the output of some non-ferrous and rare earth metals, diamonds, apatite and potassium salts, nickel, gold, silver, platinum group metals and diamonds. Russia has vast mineral and metal reserves and the export of these resources significantly helps the development of the Russian economy.

Vast investment is required in the Russian mining and minerals industry over the next 15 years and this represents a significant opportunity for companies involved in exploration, financial institutions, supply industries and research organisations. Strategic partnerships with Russian organisations can be developed, either to access project tenders in the region or to develop technological ventures for product research and development.

The continued development of the minerals and metals sector is one of the most important geological and economic tasks in Russia. For mining technology and equipment suppliers, this creates the conditions for new business opportunities in the field of prospecting, mining operations, extraction, and refinement, as well as system solutions within the infrastructure sector with respect to transportation, energy supply, and environmental facilities.


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