Egypt Africa Stone Exhibition

【Exhibition Overview】

    The Egypt Africa Stone Exhibition (Stone Africa) is jointly organised by Business Plus Fair, a renowned exhibition enterprise in the Middle East, together with Vision Faris, a well-known local Egyptian exhibition company. It is a professional exhibition dedicated exclusively to the stone industry.

    As a globally renowned traditional stone producer and exporter, Egypt ranks stone exports among its top ten export commodities. However, for a long time, it has lacked a dedicated local professional stone exhibition. To meet market demand and address the practical needs of stone importers, exporters and related industries, Stone Africa was launched, becoming an ideal platform to help stone-related enterprises explore the local market.

【Exhibitor & Product Information】

    This exhibition attracts leading enterprises from 18 countries to participate, and features four major national themed pavilions:

    - China Themed Pavilion

    - France Themed Pavilion

    - India Themed Pavilion

    - Turkey Themed Pavilion

    The exhibition draws over 10,000 professional visitors, covering key decision-makers such as architects, contractors and designers. The exhibits cover the entire industry chain, including natural stone, engineered stone and processing equipment – from marble blocks to laser cutting machines, all available for one-stop viewing and experience.

【Market Background】

    In recent years, the construction market in North Africa and the Middle East has grown rapidly. Egypt has developed into the third-largest construction project market in the region, second only to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

    With the alignment and cooperation between China's "Belt and Road" Initiative and Egypt's "Vision 2030 for Sustainable Development", economic and trade exchanges between China and Egypt have become increasingly close. The Egypt Africa Stone Exhibition has also become one of the quality trade platforms for Chinese stone enterprises to enter the African market.