Building materials, finishes, and marble
EXB · Elexpo
Egyptian Construction and Industries Exhibition
A business platform connecting Egyptian manufacturers and suppliers with Libyan importers, distributors, contractors, and related companies.
Tripoli International Fair
About the expo
January 27-30, 2027
Tripoli International Fair

A business platform that brings Egyptian manufacturers and suppliers together with Libyan importers, distributors, contractors, and related companies.
The Libyan Businessmen Council welcomes Egyptian companies taking part in the Egyptian Construction and Industries Exhibition in Libya. The event comes as trade, projects, and economic activity widen in the Libyan market — opening more room for supply, distribution, manufacturing, and partnerships between the private sectors of both countries.
Through its member network and the Libyan-Egyptian Business Council, the Council will support contact between exhibitors and their counterparts in Libya, arrange business meetings, connect companies with relevant commercial parties, and follow up on cooperation that starts at the expo.

Libya market by the numbers
The expo coincides with a clear economic recovery, wider trade, and growing momentum for specialised international fairs and events in Libya.
13.4%
Real GDP growth — 2025
Strong growth in the Libyan economy, according to the latest World Bank estimates.
4.5%
Expected growth — 2026
Continued economic growth per World Bank projections issued in June 2026.
336.1
Billion LYD — foreign trade 2025
Total goods exports and imports, up about 16.8% from 2024.
$1.5B
Egypt’s exports to Libya — 2025
Libya was Egypt’s largest African export market during the year.
Trade-fair momentum in Libya
- Tripoli International Fair 2025: 330 local and international companies, 8 participating countries, and about 250,000 visitors.
- Libya Build 2025: more than 265 local and international companies in construction.
- Food Expo 2026: about 200 Libyan and international companies from 14 countries.
- At the 2026 centennial edition of the Tripoli International Fair, about 2,500 exhibitors took part, with 250 global commercial agencies and 35 foreign companies exhibiting directly.
Sources: World Bank — Libya Economic Update / June 2026; Central Bank of Libya — foreign trade statistics; Egyptian Commercial Service and CAPMAS; Tripoli International Fair; General Authority for Fairs and Conferences.
Welcome, Egyptian companies, to Tripoli
The expo opens wider room for supply, distribution, manufacturing, and partnerships between the private sectors of both countries.
- Trade — expanding commercial exchange between Egyptian suppliers and Libyan buyers.
- Distribution — connecting exhibitors with importers, wholesalers, and agents.
- Manufacturing — room for production inputs, equipment, and joint manufacturing.
- Partnerships — lasting private-sector cooperation beyond the exhibition days.
Targeted meetings and a follow-up path
B2B meetings
Appointments between exhibitors and Libyan companies by sector and commercial interest.
Sector sessions
Sessions that bring together companies around shared needs, projects, and opportunities.
Distributors and agents
Contact with companies looking for new products and brands for the Libyan market.
Market briefing
An initial briefing on distribution channels, how business is done, and potential partners.
Before the expo
Define target customers, collect exhibitor interests, and start matching with relevant Libyan companies.
After the expo
Follow up on serious contacts and reconnect parties so negotiation and cooperation can continue.
Who does the expo bring together?
Business invitations and the meeting programme are built around exhibitor sectors and registered interests.

Importers and wholesalers
Companies looking for suppliers, new products, or stable supply alternatives.

Agents and distributors
Distribution and commercial-representation firms adding new brands and products.

Contractors and developers
Contracting, real-estate development, infrastructure, and fit-out project companies.

Libyan factories and facilities
Parties seeking production inputs, equipment, industrial solutions, or manufacturing partnerships.

Investors and project owners
Potential partners in supply, manufacturing, distribution, and joint investment.

Banks, insurers, and services
Financing, insurance, and digital financial services tied to business activity.
Exhibiting sectors
The expo covers the sectors most closely tied to supply, projects, and services in the Libyan market.
Construction, infrastructure, and heavy equipment
Engineering, electrical, and mechanical industries
Food, beverages, and consumer products
Chemicals, detergents, and paints
Plastics, packing, and packaging
Furniture, furnishings, fit-out, and décor
Automotive, spare parts, oils, and batteries
Medical devices and supplies, and industrial solutions
Banks, insurance, financial services, and fintech
Five specialised halls
H1
Food and consumer industries
Food and beverages, personal care, packing and packaging, chemicals and detergents.
H2
Construction, building, and fit-out
Building materials and finishes, furniture and furnishings, home fit-out, textiles and apparel.
H3
Engineering and industrial industries
Electrical and mechanical, equipment and machinery, industrial solutions, medical devices and supplies.
H4
Automotive and industrial services
Vehicles, spare parts, oils and batteries, workshops and maintenance, safety and logistics support.
H5
Banks and financial institutions
Banks and insurance, digital services and fintech, consulting, and business and travel services.
How sectors are allocated across halls is shown in the exhibition floor plans.
Integrated services for participation
Some services are provided on request and may be subject to extra arrangements or cost.
01Visas and travel
Coordination with the competent authorities and help preparing travel documents and procedures.
02Hotels and stay
Approved accommodation options and special or reduced rates according to available arrangements.
03Reception and transfer
Airport reception, hotel transfer, and daily transport between the hotel and the venue.
04On-site build
Booth execution, furniture, screens, technical services, print, and visual identity.
05Interpretation and reception
Interpreters, hosts and hostesses, and reception services according to exhibitor needs.
06Freight and clearance
Freight and customs-clearance services for exhibits on request.
07Internet and technical support
Connectivity and technical services needed to run booths and presentations.
08Media coverage
Media, photography, and extra coverage according to package and request.
Business meetings (B2B)
An economy regaining momentum
The expo coincides with a clear economic recovery, wider trade, and growing momentum for specialised international fairs in Libya — including the Tripoli International Fair, Libya Build, and the Food Expo.
After the expo
The Council follows up on serious contacts and reconnects parties so negotiation and cooperation can continue after the exhibition days — supporting lasting commercial relationships between Egyptian companies and their counterparts in Libya.
Choose the space that fits how you exhibit
Standard shell scheme, an upgraded booth, or a custom build — plus add-on services on request.
Standard shell scheme
$250
per m²
- Exhibition space
- Lighting and electricity
- Company name fascia
- Daily cleaning
- Security services
Most ready to go
Upgraded booth
$350
per m²
- 3D design and booth execution
- Professional furniture and lighting
- Display screen
- Small storage
- Custom booth identity
Custom booth
By design
and requirements
- Bespoke design and build
- LED screens and custom display platforms
- Meeting rooms where needed
- Private reception areas
- Fit-out solutions matching the exhibitor’s identity
Add-ons available: print and visual identity, screen and furniture rental, technical services, interpreters and hosts, freight and customs clearance, internet, and media coverage.
Business bodies linking both markets

Organised by
Libyan Businessmen Council
An independent non-profit representing Libya’s private sector, developing the business environment and connecting companies with markets, partners, and economic institutions at home and abroad.

In cooperation with
Libyan-Egyptian Business Council
A specialised channel within the Libyan Businessmen Council to grow contact between the business communities of Libya and Egypt, and to support trade, investment, events, and bilateral meetings.

Executed by
Bright Vision Media Production Studios
Event management and exhibition delivery for Elexpo 2027.

Venue
General Authority for Exhibitions & Conferences
Operator of the Tripoli International Fair — Tripoli, Libya — 27–30 January 2027.
Start preparing your participation
For available space, packages, build-out, or the business-meeting programme, contact the expo team.
Address: Elmashtel - Ein Zarah - Tripoli, Libya


