Italy’s Palacongressi di Rimini will, 16-18 September, host EuroMaintenance 2024, a leading event in the field of maintenance and held in Europe since 1972. The Italian venue will host the 2024 edition which follows the success of Rotterdam, where the conference was held in April 2023. Venue operator Italian Exhibition Group’s Event&Conference division supported the international bid presented by the Italian Maintenance Association, member of the EFNMS-European Federation of National Maintenance Societies, based in Brussels. The conference will explore the technical, administrative and managerial activities during the life cycle of an asset, as well as interventions needed to maintain or restore it to a functioning state. EuroMaintenance 2024 will include eight thematic sections that will take place in eight conference rooms and related exhibition areas: 4.0, Safety, Transport, Sustainability, Service, Training, Distribution and Infrastructure. “It will be an opportunity to come together and share knowledge that will allow us to reaffirm the importance of maintenance in asset management and in society in general,” said Bruno Sasso, president of the A.I.MAN Association. “It is a crowning achievement for our Association at a European level.” Seven international conferences scheduled for 2024 at the Rimini Palacongressi have been acquired by IEG.
Palacongressi di Rimini to host EuroMaintenance 2024
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