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Al-Ansar participates in Digi Sign 2020 exhibition for printing and advertising technology

Al-Ansar Printing Solutions participates in the 13th trade fair for printing and advertising technology, which will be held for three days, starting from 8 January 2020, at the Cairo International Convention and Exhibition Center in Nasr City in Cairo Governorate

The exhibition, which covers an area of ??10,000 square meters, will include 245 Egyptian exhibitors and 186 foreign companies from different countries around the world.

These companies represent many countries including Austria, Belgium, China, Croatia, Denmark, Europe, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Italy, Japan, Korea, Poland, Portugal, South Africa, Spain, Taiwan, Turkey, the United Kingdom and the United States of America.

This exhibition is a good opportunity to exchange experiences and learn about the latest equipment in various fields such as digital printing, advertising printing, engraving on wood, laser and metal of all kinds.

The show is expected to have a high turnout this year, after rising in the previous two sessions if around 15,000 visitors attended the show in 2019.

 

Egypt is the largest digital printing market in Africa

According to a report published by the official website of the Digi Sign exhibition in the past few days, Egypt is the largest market for digital printing in Africa.
 According to the report, the revenue growth of the advertising industry in Egypt reached about US $ 500 million in 2017, and the sector is expected to witness growth of 15-20% annually over the next five years.

The report confirms that the digital printing sector in Egypt is witnessing rapid growth in the advertising industry, with about 650 digital printers, producing an average of 420 million color pages and 1500 million pages of black and white.

This boom in the Egyptian market, contributed to the policies and decisions of the Egyptian government, which reduced tariffs from 35% to only 5% on all industry requirements.

This decline affected the raw materials and inputs needed by the advertising industry, as various types of printing machines, equipment and spare parts declined.

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