From the Address of the President
of the Russian Federation to the Russian Federal Assembly
March 1, 2018, Moscow, Manezh Central Exhibition Hall
“Now we annually build around 80 million square metres of housing. We must move forward and reach new heights in this sphere, that is increase the volume of housing built every year from 80 million to 120 million square metres. This is an ambitious but realistic goal given new technologies, the experience our construction companies have accumulated, as well as new materials.”
Source: www.kremlin.ru
The purpose of the Russian Construction Week is to integrate the potential of trade shows and congresses and the Russian construction industry to promote implementation of the Russian state programs on providing the Russian citizens with affordable housing and public services and creating a comfortable urban environment, the program of housing renovation, the program of all-round development of the Russian territories, and support of wooden house building.
The RosBuild international trade show is the key event of the Week.
April 2-5, 2019, Expocentre Fairgrounds, Moscow, Russia
First time for you:
165,000 sq. m in nine pavilions in the heart of the Moscow business center
Main goals of RosBuild:
- Saturation of the local market with high quality, environmentally friendly and energy efficient construction materials;
- Presentation of innovative solutions and technologies;
- Implementation of the strategy of the development of construction materials industry;
- Involvement of foreign manufacturers focused on local production;
- Solution of issues of standardization and implementation of state standard (GOST) for construction materials and structures;
- Presentation of construction facilities of Russian regions.
RosBuild: WE BUILD THE FUTURE OF RUSSIA TOGETHER!
| Mounting | Running | Dismantling |
| From 28 March till 1 April, 2019 08:00–20:00 |
From 2 till 5 April, 2019 10:00–18:00 Wooden House Building Salon: from 2 till 6 April, 2019 10:00–18:00 |
From 6 till 7 April, 2019 08:00–20:00 |
