Russia Moscow Glass ExpoMIR STEKLA

The Russia Moscow Glass Expo (MIR STEKLA) is the only professional exhibition for the glass industry in Russia and also the largest glass exhibition in Eastern Europe. Since its inception in 1999, it has been co-organized by Expocentre AO Exhibition Company and the Russian Union of Architects, with support from the Italian GIMAV and the German VDMA glass associations. The exhibition has been awarded certification by the Global Association of the Exhibition Industry (UFI) and the Russian Union of Exhibition Fairs (RUEF).

Every edition of the Russia Moscow Glass Exhibition (MIR STEKLA) attracts famous manufacturers from around the world. Well-known exhibitors such as LISec, NORTH GLASS, LAND GLASS, MOUNTAIN GLASS, UTA, HFD HOUSE, ART GLASS, GLASTON, TLAMA, RITSTEKLO, etc., never miss the opportunity to participate in this exhibition, and most of them book booths early.

The Russia Moscow Glass Exhibition (MIR STEKLA) is an international exhibition for glass products, technologies, and equipment used in glass production and processing. The exhibition covers the entire production range: modern equipment, technologies, and technical means for glass production, processing, and decoration, tools, auxiliary equipment, control and measurement equipment, as well as software. (The content of this article is the exclusive copyright of Juzhan Network. Unauthorized forwarding is prohibited.)

In recent years, the Russian construction market has rapidly heated up, requiring a large amount of building materials, including glass, which Chinese building decorative materials are welcomed for their quality and affordability.

Sino-Russian trade has a long history, and with the normalization of bilateral trade order, Chinese building materials, including glass and windows, are gradually establishing a premium image in the Russian market, with good export prospects. Due to Russia's continuous promotion of its own economy and vigorous development of new situation construction, the demand for building glass facades has increased, and the increase in construction efforts has undoubtedly increased the demand for building glass-related products in the Russian market. This will inevitably lead to a significant increase in demand for related daily-use glass products. Looking at the overall picture, the Russian glass market still holds great attraction for suppliers in the global glass industry.