Budpragres Minsk

The Budpragres is the leading international construction expo in Belarus, held annually in the fall at the Football Manege in Minsk. Organized by Minskexpo, a renowned organizer in the region, it serves as a central platform for construction innovations in Belarus. The Budpragres offers visitors an extensive look into the world of construction, showcasing a wide range of topics from modern building design trends and architecture to interior solutions, decoration, and the latest developments in building technology, such as BIM technologies. The expo displays a multitude of products and services, including building materials, construction machinery, finishing materials, "Smart Home" systems, building automation, heating systems, security systems, cleaning and filtration systems, and much more.

The Budpragres attracts both Belarusian exhibitors and international industry leaders, especially from the fields of building materials, construction machinery, and building technology, establishing itself as a vital meeting point for professionals in the construction industry and all enthusiasts of construction and architecture. Both private and commercial builders are among its main visitors. A special highlight of the expo includes accompanying seminars and conferences, discussing topics such as digital innovations in construction, modern construction machinery, innovative building materials and technologies, as well as safety and injury prevention. The Budpragres symbolizes Belarus's dedication and advancements in the construction sector, reinforcing the country's position as a hub for construction innovation in the region. In conclusion, it's worth noting that the Football Manege in Minsk is not only the ideal venue for this expo but is also centrally located and easily accessible. Minsk, the capital of Belarus, offers visitors a plethora of cultural and historical attractions to explore during their stay.

The Budpragres will take place on 3 days from Tuesday, 17. September to Thursday, 19. September 2024 in Minsk.