On October 20, 2025, the Organizing Committee of Russian Elevator Week Exhibition officially issued an official announcement, confirming that the 2027 Russia Moscow International Elevator Exhibition (Russian Elevator Week 2027) will be held at the Moscow International Exhibition Center in Russia from June 7 to 9, 2027. Founded in 2002 and held every two years, the exhibition is the largest and most professional exclusive exhibition for the elevator industry in Eastern Europe, and is the core business platform for global elevator enterprises to enter the Russian, Eastern European and Central Asian markets. The core planning of this exhibition includes: First, the total exhibition area is 32,000 square meters, and it is expected to attract more than 350 exhibitors from more than 25 countries around the world, with exhibits covering the whole industrial chain products such as complete elevator machines, escalators, core components, intelligent control systems, maintenance equipment, and green energy-saving technologies. Second, the Eastern Europe Elevator Industry Development Summit Forum will be held at the same time, inviting industry regulatory agencies and association experts from Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Ukraine and other countries to conduct in-depth discussions on core topics such as the update of elevator standards of the Eurasian Economic Union, market access policies, and cross-border trade cooperation. Third, an innovative technology exhibition area will be set up, focusing on displaying cutting-edge technology products such as cold-resistant elevators suitable for alpine regions, intelligent elevators, energy-saving elevators, and seismic elevators. Fourth, the Russian Elevator Maintenance Personnel Skills Competition will be held at the same time to select excellent elevator maintenance technical talents in Eastern Europe. Fifth, it is expected to attract more than 28,000 professional visitors from Eastern Europe, Central Asia and other regions, covering core procurement groups such as construction developers, elevator distributors, engineering contractors, and government bidding and procurement departments.