Wonderful opportunity to network with decision-makers and
businessmen from East African region
Exhibit At
4th International Exhibition for Plastics, Rubber and Packaging Industry
13-15 July 2011
Kenyatta International Conference Centre,
Nairobi, Kenya
Kenyatta International Conference Centre,
Nairobi, Kenya
Why Exhibit
Expand your network of industry contacts through unlimited
opportunities to meet customers and industry experts in Africa
opportunities to meet customers and industry experts in Africa
Present your products and services to thousands of potential
trade visitors from Kenya and neighbouring countries
trade visitors from Kenya and neighbouring countries
Develop new marketing networks and renew contacts in
East African Countries
East African Countries
A cost-effective and targeted medium to meet the
decision-makers from the industry
decision-makers from the industry
Right occasion to meet
all potential buyers, traders & decision makers from all levels
& sectors of plastics, rubber and packaging industry
all potential buyers, traders & decision makers from all levels
& sectors of plastics, rubber and packaging industry
Kenya
The hub of East African Region, strategically located on the east coast of Africa, with
a population of 40 million.
Kenya imports commodities worth US$ 10.4 Billion in 2010 especially machinery,
transportation equipment, petroleum products, motor vehicles and parts, iron and
steel, resin, plastics etc.
a population of 40 million.
Kenya imports commodities worth US$ 10.4 Billion in 2010 especially machinery,
transportation equipment, petroleum products, motor vehicles and parts, iron and
steel, resin, plastics etc.
Kenya Economy-up scaling trends!
Kenya�s 2010 Economic Performance and Outlook for 2011:
� In 2010, Kenya has seen the return of higher growth projected at 4.9%, and may now be
at a tipping point for robust growth
� In 2010, Kenya has seen the return of higher growth projected at 4.9%, and may now be
at a tipping point for robust growth
� Since 2000, Kenya�s economy grew at an average of 3.7%.
� Over the last three decades Kenya has experienced only two short episodes when
economic growth exceeded 5% and was sustained for at least three consecutive years,
1986-88 & 2004-2007
economic growth exceeded 5% and was sustained for at least three consecutive years,
1986-88 & 2004-2007
� Economic growth in 2011-12 could range between 5.3 and 6.0%, if no shocks occur
� Public sector investments in infrastructure will help to stimulate this growth
Don�t miss this
opportunity to
establish your direct
link with East
African region!
opportunity to
establish your direct
link with East
African region!
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