MTA Hanoi 2024 - Promoting the mechanical engineering industry

The 10th International Exhibition on Precision Engineering and Manufacturing Hanoi 2024 took place in early October 2024, attracting 90 enterprises from 13 countries and territories to participate.

This is a special edition of the MTA exhibition series dedicated to the Northern market. MTA Hanoi 2024 exhibition attracts more than 90 enterprises from 13 countries and territories, including: Germany, Switzerland, the United States, Japan, Korea, Indonesia, Israel, Singapore, Thailand, China, Taiwan (China), Hong Kong (China) and Vietnam.

Delegates perform the Opening Ceremony of the International Exhibition on Precision Engineering and Manufacturing. Photo: Internet.

Following the successful return of the 20th anniversary edition - MTA Vietnam 2024 in Ho Chi Minh City last July, MTA Hanoi 2024 will introduce to the manufacturing and manufacturing community in the northern region thousands of advanced technologies and solutions, serving the needs of investment in equipment and machinery to improve productivity of industrial parks in Hanoi and neighboring provinces. The series of programs is jointly organized by Informa Markets Vietnam with prestigious industry associations such as the Vietnam Automation Association (VAA) and the Vietnam Association of Mechanical Industry (VAMI). The program creates opportunities for manufacturing and mechanical engineering enterprises in the northern provinces to access advanced equipment and technologies, while promoting trade relations with many potential suppliers and investors in the industry. The categories displayed at MTA Hanoi 2024 focus on metal/sheet metal cutting machines; metal forming machines; molds, casting molds; systems, prototyping software; surface treatment technology, heat treatment; welding technology; automation technology and many other auxiliary equipment and systems.

The 10th International Exhibition on Precision Engineering and Manufacturing - MTA Hanoi 2024 takes place from October 2 to October 4. The event also brings a series of in-depth seminars focusing on smart manufacturing solutions to achieve the goal of carbon neutrality, developing the mechanical industry supply chain and improving manufacturing capacity. In addition, MTA Hanoi continues to bring a new automation technology display area called VINRA (Vietnam Industrial Robotics and Automation Event) to the exhibition in Hanoi. Associate Professor, Dr. Le Ky Nam, Vice President and General Secretary of the Vietnam Mechanical Industry Association, said that the association will always accompany and support businesses in the mechanical industry, helping them connect, expand the market, as well as promote the transfer of advanced technology from international partners. The series of programs is jointly organized by Informa Markets Vietnam with prestigious industry associations such as the Vietnam Automation Association and the Vietnam Mechanical Enterprises Association. During the 3-day exhibition, the event is estimated to attract more than 6,000 visitors./.

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