Gain access to an expanding regional market with unexplored opportunities
North Africa's Leading Auto Aftermarket Exhibition
Autotech is strategically located in Egypt, the fastest growing automotive market in the Middle East and North Africa. With A fast-growing economy, positive demographic predictors and a strategic geographic location, Egypt has been shifted into a prime market. Thus, also turning Autotech into an international business platform that is perfectly positioned to serve the auto aftermarket industry.
Furthermore, the regional market is reflecting positive indicators due to increased government support from African countries such as Egypt and Kenya to boost the automotive industry. In addition, global OEMs are establishing their assembly plants in African countries such as Ethiopia, Egypt, Kenya and Algeria as a result of the growing demand in the region.
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Listen to our exhibitors' testimonials and discover what it's like to be part of Autotech
Autotech is a very important business for us as a professional business interested in the Egyptian market
AutoTech this year has expanded internationally
Autotech this year so much better than last year, we came with Brazilian companies to promote their products and know more about the Egyptian market as it's a suitable market to export their products and 3rd market in African continent. I hope we come back again and bring more companies next year.
Autotech is seeing higher participation both local and International and there is a significant development from last year both in the exhibition and in Egypt as well
This was our first time exhibiting in Egypt, but it was a very interesting show. We had many visitors and most of them were sincerely interested in our products. As we could see from our neighbours, they also had a busy time, so in general it was a good and effective trip. The show organizers were very helpful and they helped with every single matter that we had, including the daily commute to and from the show’s premises. Now I see what Egyptian hospitality really means. It looks like the show has a potential to grow and the location can definitely help to accomplish that.
