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Decision shared with manufacturers and sector associations 2021 will welcome a new in-quarry demo event Verona, 8 January 2021 – SaMoTer, Veronafiere’s triennial international construction machinery exhibition, will welcome companies and sector operators once again in March 2023. This is a further and definitive change of date compared to the …

On 23-26 November, 120+ expert speakers, 500+ global brands, and thousands of industry professionals to take decisive actions for the future of the world economy’s largest ecosystem. As the world is preparing for the next normal, so does construction. Today, construction leaders are tasked with not only navigating through an …

Last Friday 10th July, the European Parliament adopted a text extending by 12 months the Stage V transition deadlines for certain categories of engines to be fitted in non-road mobile machinery (NRMM) and tractors. The vote paves the way for the final adoption and publication in the Official Journal of …

Photo:  Messe München South Africa has some of the oldest and busiest cities on the continent, and with Africa’s second largest economy it’s a natural hub for the region’s construction industry. Extensive infrastructure and a growing tourist industry mean there are always many projects under way, and plenty international contractors …

With one of the largest economies in Europe and a growing demand for housing the UK is always a busy place for the construction industry. The country also has a major global influence, with British companies among the leaders in many fields of manufacturing and project management. Now all of …

Egypt has a long history of building, and is rightly famous for the durability of some local construction techniques – few other countries have buildings more than 4,700 years old. Today Egypt has one of the most dynamic and diverse economies in the Middle East and modern construction methods have …

  Dar es Salaam is a city of superlatives. The largest and richest city in Tanzania, the most populous in eastern Africa, the greatest concentration of Swahili speakers in the world. As well as Tanzania’s business capital it’s the country’s gateway to international travel and business, and a major regional …

Scotland’s famous for its scenic mountains and coastlines but it also has several busy modern cities, and in recent years it’s been one of the busiest parts of the UK for the construction industry. In fact in 2014 half of Britain’s new building projects were in Scotland. There’s a real …

Using green building materials is no longer a trend that a few clients and customers are interested in; it’s an expectation. From residential to commercial building, the use of green building materials has skyrocketed in recent years, and it is expected to continue. Understanding advancements in green building materials ensures …

Iran has one of the oldest civilisations in the world, and a rich store of ancient architecture to match, but it’s important to remember that it also has a fast-growing population and one of the region’s largest economies, with strong tourism and energy sectors. That makes it a major player …