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Mega Clima Algeria Expo 2020

Where: Algeria, Africa
When: 19 November 2020 - 21 November 0202

Mega Clima Algeria Expo 2020

One of the largest HVAC exhibitions in North Africa region continues to grow.

Be part of a unique event dedicated to the Heating, Ventilation, Air-Conditioning and Cooling industries. Use this platform to position your company among the foremost organizations in the global space sector and generate publicity and enhance your profile as a trusted brand and market leaderю

Do not miss the opportunity to be the part of the Mega Clima Algeria 2020.

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