World Tunnel Congress 2020

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The theme of the World Tunnel Congress 2020 has conscientiously been chosen to timely reflect the innovation achievements in the efforts of ITA-AITES in promoting the use of tunnels and underground space for the benefits of public, environment and sustainable development for the past almost half century since its establishment in 1974.

11th September, 2020 - 17th September, 2020

Event Organizer

ITA-AITES and IEM
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Event Location

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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