Sphinx Glass was representing Egypt in glasstec VIRTUAL

Date: 26 October 2020

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Date: 26 October 2020

Because everything is different this year, Sphinx Glass' attendance at the global glasstec Virtual 2020 happened virtually from 20 to 22 of October.

Glasstec Virtual is the biggest global fair in the Glass industry with 1276 exhibitors from 50 different countries around the world.

Sphinx Glass was representing Egypt in the global online fair, Glasstec Virtual (Glasstec VIRTUAL 20-22 October 2020)

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