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IRAN RailEXPO 2018 Iran RailExpo 2018 - the 6th International Exhibition of Rail Name: Transportation, Related Industries & Equipment Date: 19-22 June 2018 Organizer: Milad e Noor Exhibition and Trade Fair Organization Co. Venue: Tehran International Permanent Fairground I.R.IRAN Gross area: 22,500 SqM Net area: 12,084 SqM Halls: Halls 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 27, Outdoor Space Ministry of Roads & Urban Development Ministry of Industry, Mine & Trade Supporters: Islamic Republic of Iran Railways (RAI) Iran Rail Industry Association RTC Guild Guests at Inauguration and Mr. Abbas Akhoundi, The Minister of Roads & Urban Development Closing Ceremony Mr. Mohammad Shariatmadari, The Minister of Industry, Mine & Trade Mr. Amir Hatami, Brigadier general, The Minister of Defence Mr. Sorena Sattari, vice president for science and technology under president Mr. Saeed Mohammadzadeh, Vice Minister of Roads and Urban Development, Chairman of the Board. President of Islamic Republic of Iran Railways (RAI) Mr. Akbar Torkan, President's Chief Adviser Mr. Hossein Ghomashi, Head of Rail Industry Association Mr. Mohammad Rajabi, Chairman of Association of Rail Transport Companies and Related Industries Mr. Farnoosh Nobakht, Managing Director of Tehran Urban & Suburban Railway Operation Co. Mr.Hossein Esfahbodi, Deputy Minister, Chairman of the Board and Managing Director of Iran International Exhibitions Co. Mr. Robert Macaire, British Ambassador in Iran Mr. Eduardo Lopez Busquets, Ambassador of Spain In Iran Mr. Levan Dzhagaryan, Ambassador of the Russian Federation in Iran Mr. Mohsen Pour Seyed Aghaei, the advisor of Minister of Roads and Urban Development Speakers at Inauguration Ceremony Mr. Abbas Akhoundi, The Minister of Roads & Urban Development Mr. Mohammad Shariatmadari, The Minister of Industry, Mine & Trade Mr. Saeed Mohammadzadeh, Vice Minister of Roads and Urban Development, Chairman of the Board. President of Islamic Republic of Iran Railways (RAI) Mr. Amir Hatami, Brigadier general, The Minister of Defence Mr. Sorena Sattari, vice president for science and technology under president Frequency: Annual Exhibitors Total No. of exhibitors: 228 Total international exhibitors: 148 Total domestic exhibitors: 80 International agent: Republic Of China, Russian Federation, UAE Germany, Spain, Russian Federation, Republic Of China, Latvia and 2018 national pavilions: Czech Republic Exhibitor countries Austria, Sweden, Switzerland, Italy, Turkey, Spain, Czech Republic, Belgium, Latvia, Rep. Of China, England, France, Germany, Russian (a total of 16 countries) Federation, Slovakia, UAE Visitors Total No. of visitors: 10,370 Afghanistan, Algeria, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Belarus, Belgium, Bolivia, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Origin of visitors Finland, France, Germany, India, Iraq, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Korea, Kyrgyzstan, Libya, Lithuania, Netherlands, Oman, (a total of 40 countries) Pakistan, Poland, Rep. Of China, Romania, Russian Federation, Serbia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, UAE , Ukraine, United Kingdom. Visitor hours: 10:00 - 18:00 Fair admission: Free of Charge for Professional trade visitors.

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