In Kyiv, three major exhibitions scheduled to take place at the International Exhibition Center (IEC) have been canceled due to Russian missile and drone attacks. Specifically, these are the Agro2Food, World Food Ukraine, and inSKLAD exhibitions.
This was reported by ARS Capital, the company that owns the IEC, as well as on the exhibition center’s official website. The organization noted that given the current security situation, they are forced to make difficult decisions, prioritizing the safety of people above all else.
The exhibition organizers expressed their gratitude to the participants, visitors, and partners who had been preparing for the events and assured them that they would post updates on schedule changes on the exhibition center’s website.
The International Exhibition Center, located at 15 Brovarsky Avenue, opened in October 2002. The complex has a total area of 73,228 square meters, of which 38,681.5 square meters are exhibition halls.
The IEC has four pavilions, 18 entrance areas, 20 loading docks, and 15 conference rooms. Previously, a shelter capable of accommodating about 2,300 people was set up at the center.
