NEFTEGAZ (Moscow International Oil & Gas Exhibition)NEFTEGAZ

The NEFTEGAZ (Moscow International Oil & Gas Exhibition) is co-organized by Expocentre JSC (Russia) and Messe Düsseldorf GmbH (Germany). It is supported by the Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation and sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation and the Moscow Government. Since its inception in 1986, the exhibition has grown continuously, becoming the largest and most influential oil and gas exhibition in Russia and the Far East.

As the largest and most authoritative oil and gas exhibition in Eastern Europe, NEFTEGAZ brings together the entire industry through its exhibition and forum to showcase the latest products and trends. It serves as a central hub for manufacturers and buyers to network, access up-to-date information, and participate in key industry events.

The Russian oil industry has become a vital force driving the nation's economic revival and plays a crucial role in the country's economic development. Experts note that "approximately 90% of Russia's GDP growth is driven by energy exports." This not only provides a steady stream of foreign exchange for Russia's resurgence but also positions oil as a powerful tool for energy diplomacy and a key asset in its integration into the global economy.

NEFTEGAZ attracts 573 exhibiting companies from Kazakhstan, South Korea, Germany, the UK, the USA, Australia, Kuwait, China, Taiwan (China), Turkey, and other regions. Concurrent conferences and forums will be held to explore optimal solutions for the future of oil and gas, providing exhibitors with greater business opportunities.

The large-scale construction of major oil and gas projects in Russia, along with the maintenance and periodic upgrading of operational production equipment, creates significant demand. NEFTEGAZ offers an excellent opportunity for Chinese oil, gas, and petrochemical equipment manufacturers to export to the Russian market. (Copyright belongs to Jufair. Reproduction without permission is prohibited.)