METAFO draws 700+ firms from 13 countries, depicts industry breadth: Minister
The 22nd Iran Metallurgy Expo opened in Tehran with 723 companies participating from 13 countries, with Minister of Industry, Mine and Trade Mohammad Atabak saying that the turnout “reflects the breadth and diversity of the metallurgy and mining industry in the country.”
The Iran METAFO opened Thursday at the Tehran Permanent International Fairgrounds with 723 participating companies, including 610 domestic and 113 foreign firms from 13 countries. Speaking at the opening ceremony, Atabak described the event as “one of the most active and reputable exhibitions in the country,” IRNA reported.
The exhibition features the latest achievements, products, equipment, and innovations across iron and steel, casting and mold-making, non-ferrous metals, mining and mineral industries, furnaces, refractory materials, and industrial ceramics.
The event provides a platform for exchanging experiences, introducing new technologies, and fostering industrial cooperation at national and regional levels.
Atabak noted that attendance this year has improved compared to previous editions, with both the number of participants and quality of exhibits rising, allowing visitors to see notable developments.
Foreign participants in this year’s event include companies from Malaysia, Italy, China, Turkey, Russia, the United Kingdom, Germany, Brazil, Sweden, India, South Africa, Spain, and Austria.
The 22nd Iran International Metallurgy Exhibition will continue through Sunday at Tehran’s Permanent International Fairgrounds, welcoming industry professionals, enthusiasts, and specialists.