Overview
ICA Events organizes exhibitions, trade shows, and conferences for international business audiences. Its sectors include food processing, construction, building machinery, hospitality, urban engineering, healthcare, and transport. The organizer operates across Turkey, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, and Poland. Most of its listed events are held annually.
About ICA Events
ICA Events is an international organizer focused primarily on exhibitions, supported by trade shows and conferences. Its portfolio serves industries such as food processing, building and construction, construction machinery, catering and hospitality, urban equipment, healthcare, subcontracting, and commercial vehicles. The organizer brings together businesses and professionals in cities including Istanbul, Baku, Tashkent, Almaty, Warsaw, Astana, and Atyrau. Its geographic reach covers Turkey, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, and Poland, creating opportunities for companies to present products, develop partnerships, and engage with specialized markets. Most of ICA Events’ listed programs take place annually, offering recurring platforms for regional and cross-border industry engagement.
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Frequently asked questions
What types of events does ICA Events organize?+
ICA Events organizes exhibitions, trade shows, and conferences. Its portfolio covers construction, mining, plastics, water management, heating and air conditioning, food processing, hospitality, and transport.
Where does ICA Events operate?+
ICA Events operates in Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Poland, and Turkey. Listed cities include Almaty, Baku, Tashkent, Warsaw, Astana, Istanbul, and Atyrau.
Which ICA Events are upcoming?+
Upcoming events include KAZCOMAK 2026, MINING METALS CENTRAL ASIA 2026, PLASTEX UZBEKISTAN 2026, AQUA-THERM TASHKENT 2026, and BAKUBUILD 2026.
How often does ICA Events run its exhibitions?+
Most of ICA Events’ listed events run annually. BAKUBUILD 2026 is listed as running every two years, while the remaining examples generally follow annual schedules.