The Cambodia International Machinery Industry Fair (CIMIF) an international exhibition for the manufacturing industry in Cambodia which takes place once a year to be held in conjunction with the Cambodia International Textile and Garment Industry Fair. It will be the largest industry event of its kind in the Asian market.
The event aims to connect local businesses to exhibitors from more than 20 countries around the world. The event to showcase the latest in technology and machinery, across a range of sectors, from textils and garment, plastics and rubber, printing and packaging, food processing, agriculture, medical and pharmaceutical equipment, metalworking and automation, tools and hardware, auto parts and building materials.
Cutting and laying machines, weaving machinery and accessories are some of the products that will be displayed in the CTG exhibition.
The exhibitors show the most advanced technologies, the latest machinery as well as the newest equipment and the most innovative ideas.
Furthermore the events offer the opportunity to exchange information with each other and with potential buyers face to face. The exhibition is accompanied by the most diverse product presentations and seminars.
The Cambodia International Machinery Industrial Fair and CTG will be held for 4 days from Friday, 21 August to Monday, 24 August 2015 at Koh Pich in Phnom Penh.
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