DALI Makes Waves at the 14th Uzbekistan International Mining Technology and Equipment Exhibition 2024

From April 3 to 5, the 14th Uzbekistan International Mining Technology and Equipment Exhibition 2024 was held in Tashkent. The exhibition is a large-scale and influential professional exhibition in the mining and metallurgical industry in Uzbekistan and Central Asia. DALI’s professional sales staff participated in this exhibition to communicate and make progress with mining companies from all over the world.

The exhibition showcased the latest advancements in mining technology and equipment, attracting industry professionals, experts, and companies from around the globe. It provided a platform for networking, knowledge sharing, and business opportunities.

DALI, a leading manufacturer of mining equipment, presented its innovative products and solutions at the exhibition. Their professional sales staff engaged with visitors, demonstrating the capabilities and benefits of their equipment. They also discussed potential collaborations and partnerships with mining companies looking to enhance their operations.

The exhibition was a great success for DALI, as they received positive feedback from visitors and established new connections in the industry. By participating in such events, DALI aims to stay at the forefront of technological advancements and meet the evolving needs of the mining sector.

Uzbekistan, located in Central Asia, is an important connection point for the implementation of China’s “the Belt and Road” initiative in Central Asia. Uzbekistan has abundant mineral resources, with gold reserves ranking fourth in the world and tungsten reserves ranking among the top in the CIS countries. Silver, platinum, zinc, bauxite and other metal deposits are also very abundant. DALI will leverage the platform to further understand the mining market demand in Uzbekistan and Central Asia, adhere to green development, jointly promote cooperative development, and strive to provide DALI’s underground mining equipment for more mines worldwide.

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