23 - 25 June 2026

11 AM - 7 PM
Egypt International Exhibition Center (EIEC)

Find new business opportunities in Egypt’s $400bn infrastructure market

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Showcasing Innovation and Forging Strategic Partnerships at Egypt Infrastructure Expo

Egypt’s only dedicated infrastructure event, driving growth in the expanding infrastructure market. Over three days, you’ll meet qualified buyers actively seeking trusted suppliers, position your brand at the heart of Egypt’s growth, gain year-round exposure and build partnerships that create long-term opportunities.

350+ Exhibiting brands
20+ Exhibiting countries
20+ Infra360 sessions
20,000 SQM of total space

2026 Featured Exhibitors

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What our past exhibitors have to say

The feedback was excellent, and we connected with many potential customers, including existing clients and new real estate and construction companies.

Hussein Abdelaty, Regional Partner Manager
Odoo

The visitors' quality was excellent, allowing us to connect with many new partners and customers while showcasing our digital offerings.

Maged Tolba, Sales and Marketing Director
Veolia

We met new suppliers and subcontractors who will strongly support our current and upcoming projects and strengthen our network.

Hear from Mohamed Ezz Eldin, Head of Business Development
Concord

Our presence significantly increased our brand exposure. We reconnected with many contractors after a long time, renewed key contracts, and strengthen

Mahmoud Abdel Azim, Vice Chairman
Friends

Showcase products in demand for active buyers

Present your products and solutions to key stakeholders driving Egypt’s critical infrastructure development.

Transport Infrastructure
Digital Infrastructure
Power Infrastructure
Smart Cities Solutions
Waste and Environmental Management Infrastructure
Water Management and Infrastructure

Meet the right people looking to buy your products

Contractors
Agents / Distributors / Dealers
Consultants
Procurement Professionals
Government representatives
Project Owners
Engineers
Regulators
Public utilities