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    26 Jan 2027

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    Liège, Belgium

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    Liège Expo

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    Event overview

    Overview

    Smart City Wallonia, now known as Numerity, is a digital forum focused on providing concrete solutions for municipalities.

    The event will take place on January 26, 2027, at Liège Expo, featuring expert discussions and practical examples.

    TL;DR

    1. 1Dates and Venue: Smart City Wallonia, now Numerity, is scheduled for January 26, 2027, at Liège Expo, Belgium.
    2. 2Focus: The event will showcase digital solutions for municipalities, featuring expert discussions and practical examples.
    3. 3Networking Opportunities: Engage with industry experts and peers to explore innovative digital strategies.
    4. 4Registration: Tickets will be available soon; check the official website for updates.
    5. 5Event Evolution: The rebranding reflects the growing importance of digital initiatives in urban development.

    Why visit

    Attendees will gain insights into the latest digital solutions for municipalities, network with industry experts, and discover practical examples that can be implemented in their own communities. Dates and Venue: Smart City Wallonia, now Numerity, is scheduled for January 26, 2027, at Liège Expo, Belgium. Networking Opportunities: Engage with industry experts and peers to explore innovative digital strategies. Registration: Tickets will be available soon; check the official.

    Why exhibit

    Exhibitors will have the opportunity to showcase their innovative solutions to key decision-makers in the municipal sector, enhancing visibility and fostering valuable connections. Focus: The event will showcase digital solutions for municipalities, featuring expert discussions and practical examples. Event Evolution: The rebranding reflects the growing importance of digital initiatives in urban development. The transition to Numerity highlights the increasing integration of.

    Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

    Who this event is for

    Visitor profile

    Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.

    Municipal and city authority decision-makers
    Urban planners and mobility strategists
    Smart city programme and digital transformation managers
    Local government technology and IT leads
    Sustainability and climate officers
    Infrastructure, utilities and public works procurement managers
    Regional development agency representatives
    Public transport and mobility operators
    Academics and urban innovation researchers

    Exhibitor profile

    Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.

    IoT and sensor technology providers
    Smart mobility and transport solution vendors
    Energy management and smart metering platforms
    Digital twin and urban data analytics firms
    Water, waste and recycling technology suppliers
    Cybersecurity vendors serving public infrastructure
    Urban planning and engineering consultancies
    Telecom and connectivity operators
    Regional innovation agencies and public pavilions

    Product categories

    Key solution areas showcased across the event.

    Smart city technologies and solutions
    Digital infrastructure for municipalities
    Sustainable urban development tools
    Data analytics for urban planning
    Citizen engagement platforms
    Transportation and mobility solutions

    Location & Facilities

    Venue

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    Liège Expo

    Liège, Belgium

    Attend

    Entry & tickets

    Event days & opening times

    DayOpening hours
    Event daysOfficial show dates January 26, 2027
    Event daysconfirm daily opening hours on the organiser registration page
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    How the last edition performed

    Previous edition

    Next edition

    Not announced yet

    Impact

    A bigger and stronger platform

    Smart City Wallonia, now known as Numerity, is a digital forum focused on providing concrete solutions for municipalities. The event will take place on January 26, 2027, at Liège Expo, featuring expert discussions and practical examples. The transition to Numerity highlights the increasing integration of digital solutions in urban planning, making it essential for municipalities to stay informed about technological advancements. Join us for Numerity, the digital forum for municipalities, on January.

    Audience quality

    High-value decision-makers

    Visitors typically include Municipal decision-makers, Urban planners, Technology providers, Local government officials. Dates and Venue: Smart City Wallonia, now Numerity, is scheduled for January 26, 2027, at Liège Expo, Belgium. Focus: The event will showcase digital solutions for municipalities, featuring expert discussions and practical examples. Networking Opportunities: Engage with industry experts and peers to explore innovative digital strategies.

    Exhibitor outcomes

    Real business growth

    Exhibitors will have the opportunity to showcase their innovative solutions to key decision-makers in the municipal sector, enhancing visibility and fostering valuable connections. Focus: The event will showcase digital solutions for municipalities, featuring expert discussions and practical examples. Event Evolution: The rebranding reflects the growing importance of digital initiatives in urban development. The transition to Numerity highlights the increasing integration of.

    Intelligence

    Market context

    Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.

    Wallonia (southern Belgium), centred on Liège and the Meuse–Rhine Eurégio — a cross-border catchment of roughly 4 million residents spanning Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany and Luxembourg within a one-hour drive of the venue.

    Why it matters

    Attending Smart City Wallonia on 2027-01-26 to 2027-01-26 in Liège lets buyers and specifiers benchmark suppliers, see live demonstrations, and compress months of vendor meetings into one focused trade visit — worthwhile when your category roadmap aligns with the official exhibitor profile.

    Industry trends

    Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.

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    Digital buyer journeys

    What digital buyer journeys means for buyers and exhibitors in this sector.

    02

    Sustainability in procurement

    What sustainability in procurement means for buyers and exhibitors in this sector.

    03

    Automation and labour efficiency

    What automation and labour efficiency means for buyers and exhibitors in this sector.

    04

    Regional supply-chain resilience

    What regional supply-chain resilience means for buyers and exhibitors in this sector.

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    Hybrid engagement models

    What hybrid engagement models means for buyers and exhibitors in this sector.

    Plan your trip

    Travel & logistics

    Local currency · EUR

    Arrival airports

    Choose from the following airports, with convenient access to the event and venue.

    LGG

    Liège Airport (cargo-led, limited passenger service)

    Closest airport to the venue, but primarily a cargo hub with limited scheduled passengers; use it only when a suitable flight exists. Taxi or rental car is the practical transfer, with no direct rail link to Liège Expo.

    ~16 km

    to venue

    20–25 min off-peak

    by car

    BRU

    Brussels Airport

    The main long-haul gateway for the event. Direct IC trains run from the airport's station under the terminal to Liège-Guillemins, where tram line T1 continues to the Liège Expo stop.

    ~100 km

    to venue

    1 h 10 – 1 h 25 by car; about 1 h 05 by direct intercity train to Liège-Guillemins plus 20 min local transport

    by car

    CRL

    Brussels South Charleroi Airport

    Serves low-cost carriers from across Europe. Public transport to Liège requires a bus or train via Charleroi or Brussels and takes around 2 hours, so a rental car or shared transfer is the smoother option.

    ~95 km

    to venue

    1 h 05 – 1 h 20 by car

    by car

    MST

    Maastricht Aachen Airport

    Small cross-border airport within the Eurégio with a thin schedule; useful for Dutch and German visitors driving into Liège on the A2/E25 corridor.

    ~45 km

    to venue

    40–50 min by car

    by car

    DUS

    Düsseldorf Airport

    Wide long-haul and European network for German-side delegates. Rail routing via Düsseldorf Hbf, Aachen and Liège-Guillemins works well without a car.

    ~145 km

    to venue

    1 h 40 – 1 h 50 by car; about 2 h by train via Aachen to Liège-Guillemins

    by car

    Hotel tiers

    A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.

    Budget
    Coronmeuse (venue-adjacent) and Grâce-Hollogne

    USD 65–105 / night

    Cheapest cluster within a short walk or one tram stop of Liège Expo; Grâce-Hollogne options need a car. Limited rooms during trade show weeks — confirm before travel.

    Mid-range
    Central Liège (Opéra, Guillemins, city centre)

    USD 105–170 / night

    Best balance of price and connections: tram T1 and IC rail to Liège-Guillemins, 15–25 min to the halls. Confirm before travel.

    Premium
    City centre and Meuse riverfront

    USD 180–275 / night

    Full-service and riverside hotels, 20–30 min by taxi/tram to Liège Expo. Rates spike during event weeks — confirm before travel.

    Local transport

    Get around the city with these convenient transport options.

    Tram

    Estimated costEUR 2–3 per single urban ticket
    Best forCentral Liège to the Liège Expo tram stop (T1 corridor via Guillemins)

    15–20 min from the centre; buy at machine or via app. Confirm timetables before travel.

    Bus

    Estimated costEUR 2–3 per single urban ticket
    Best forCentral Liège and suburbs to Liège Expo bus stops

    20–30 min depending on route and traffic. Confirm route numbers before travel.

    Train + tram/bus

    Estimated costEUR 20–30 one-way standard Brussels–Liège fare, plus EUR 2–3 local
    Best forBrussels Airport (BRU) to Liège Expo

    Train leg about 1 h; allow another 20–30 min to the halls. Confirm before travel.

    Taxi / ride-hailing

    Estimated costEUR 15–25 from central Liège
    Best forLiège hotels to Liège Expo

    15–20 min off-peak; useful with luggage on arrival day. Confirm before travel.

    Taxi / rental car

    Estimated costEUR 25–45 taxi or rideshare to the venue district
    Best forLiège Airport (cargo-led, limited passenger service) (LGG) to Liège Expo

    20–25 min off-peak. LGG is cargo-led with limited passenger service; no direct rail link. Confirm before travel.

    Car + parking

    Estimated costOn-site parking at venue rates
    Best forMotorway crossroads (Aachen, Antwerp, Maastricht, Brussels) to Liège Expo

    On-site parkings with PMR and bicycle access. Confirm rates before travel.

    taxi

    Estimated costUSD 35–75 taxi or rideshare to the venue district
    Best forBrussels South Charleroi Airport (CRL) to Liège Expo

    1 h 05 – 1 h 20 by car; Serves low-cost carriers from across Europe. Public transport to Liège requires a bus or train via Charleroi or Brussels and takes around 2 hours, so a rental car or shared transfer is the smoother option.

    taxi

    Estimated costUSD 35–75 taxi or rideshare to the venue district
    Best forMaastricht Aachen Airport (MST) to Liège Expo

    40–50 min by car; Small cross-border airport within the Eurégio with a thin schedule; useful for Dutch and German visitors driving into Liège on the A2/E25 corridor.

    Plan your trip

    Visa & entry documents

    Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.

    Visa required
    ATA Carnet: accepted
    TypeWho needs itFeeProcessing
    Schengen short-stay visa (Type C)Nationals of countries without a visa-exemption agreement who travel to Belgium for business visits, meetings or trade fairs such as Smart City Wallonia.—Lodge a complete file at least 14 working days before departure; longer in peak vacation periods.
    Visa-exempt short stayEU, EEA and Swiss citizens, plus exempt nationals such as those from the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Japan, Brazil and Mexico travelling for short business purposes.—No advance visa application required for stays within the short-stay limit.

    EU, EEA and Swiss citizens do not need a visa to enter Belgium. Short-stay visa exemptions cover several other nationalities, including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Japan, Brazil and Mexico, for business visits. All other nationals generally need a Schengen Type C visa before travel.

    Belgium accepts ATA Carnets for commercial samples, professional equipment and goods for exhibitions and fairs, allowing temporary importation free of duty and tax. Exhibitors should prepare carnet paperwork before shipping demonstration units to Liège.

    Official visa page

    Weather

    Liège in January is cold and damp. Average daytime highs are near 6°C (43°F) with night-time lows around 1°C (34°F), and the month brings roughly 84 mm of rain spread over about 19 rainy days. Skies are usually overcast with occasional fog and wind; snow is uncommon but possible. Indoor halls are heated, but outdoor queues and walking between halls need proper winter clothing.

    Plan for the climate

    Check temperatures and pack accordingly

    Venue connectivity

    Belgium has a highly developed mobile network with broad 4G and 5G coverage. Visitors from the EU can use their home allowances under EU roaming rules, while travellers from outside the EU can buy a prepaid Belgian SIM or activate a travel eSIM before departure. Free Wi-Fi is listed at most hotels near Liège Expo, and business visitors should carry a power adapter for Belgian type C/E sockets.

    Ride-hailing

    Taxis

    Public transit

    Car rentals

    Cultural notes

    Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.

    Business Etiquette in Wallonia

    Liège is a French-speaking business environment: open meetings with a handshake, introduce your organisation clearly, and treat punctuality as non-negotiable. Many municipal and technology counterparts work comfortably in English and Dutch, but a French greeting and a translated one-page company profile are appreciated. Business cards are exchanged at the start of meetings, and procurement conversations frequently continue over lunch rather than in the meeting room.

    Tipping and Payments

    Service is included in Belgian restaurant and bar bills, so tipping is a rounding-up gesture — around 5 per cent or to the nearest EUR 5 for good table service. Cards are accepted almost everywhere, including for tram tickets at ticket machines, but keep a little cash for taxis, lockers and market stalls. Displayed prices already include VAT and service.

    Dress and Winter Practicalities

    Smart-casual business dress or a jacket without a tie is standard at municipal and smart-city forums, while exhibitors typically wear branded business clothing. January in Liège calls for a warm wool coat, scarf and waterproof shoes, since you will walk between halls and wait outdoors for trams. Bring a compact umbrella and use the hotel or venue cloakroom for bulky luggage on travel days.

    Practical guides

    Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials

    Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.

    Flights

    Destination: LGG

    Compare flights to the nearest international gateway serving Liège; confirm ground transport on the organiser site.

    Visa

    Belgium is in the Schengen area. EU, EEA and Swiss citizens travel freely and do not need a visa. Most other nationalities need a short-stay Schengen visa (Type C) for business visits and trade fairs, although several countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Japan, Brazil and Mexico, are exempt for short business trips. A Type C visa covers the Schengen territory as shown on the visa but does not permit work.

    Estimated cost: Approx. EUR 90 for an adult Schengen short-stay visa under the official fee schedule; confirm the current amount with the Belgian visa application centre handling your file.

    Processing: Applicants are advised to lodge a complete file at least 14 working days before the intended departure date; processing can take longer during vacation periods.

    Visa applications for Belgium are handled through the Immigration Office of the FPS Home Affairs and its application centres. For exhibitors, Belgium accepts ATA Carnets for commercial samples, professional equipment and goods destined for exhibitions and fairs, allowing temporary import free of duty and tax.

    Official

    Transport

    Get to the venue and around the city with these options.

    Airport → venue: Primary gateways: Liège Airport (cargo-led, limited passenger service) (LGG): 20–25 min off-peak; Brussels Airport (BRU): 1 h 10 – 1 h 25 by car; about 1 h 05 by direct intercity train to Liège-Guillemins plus 20 min local transport; Brussels South Charleroi Airport (CRL): 1 h 05 – 1 h 20 by car; Maastricht Aachen Airport (MST): 40–50 min by car. Allow road or rail time to Liège Expo; on-site parking is usually available at major exhibition venues.

    Hotel → venue: Precinct hotels near Liège Expo: Coronmeuse (venue-adjacent) and Grâce-Hollogne: Coronmeuse (venue-adjacent) and Grâce-Hollogne; Central Liège (Opéra, Guillemins, city centre): Central Liège (Opéra, Guillemins, city centre); City centre and Meuse riverfront: City centre and Meuse riverfront.

    Ride-hail: Ride-hailing apps are commonly used in Liège; confirm local availability before travel.

    Public transit: Tram and bus stops named Liège Expo are served by local routes, with step-by-step directions and updated schedules on Moovit. The venue's own access page (liege-expo.com/site-access) sets out arrival by tram, bus, car and bicycle, on-site parking, and PMR-accessible access for visitors with reduced mobility.

    Parking: On-site parking is available at Liège Expo; confirm daily rates and hall access on the organiser or venue site.

    Weather

    Plan and pack for the event climate.

    Month: January 2027

    Temperature: January averages for Liège: about 1°C (34°F) at night and 6°C (43°F) by day, with occasional colder spells.

    Seasonality: Atlantic winter conditions: rain falls on roughly 19 days in January for about 84 mm across the month, usually as light, persistent drizzle rather than storms. Expect grey, windy days and limited sunshine.

    Packing: Pack warm layers, a waterproof coat and an umbrella, plus comfortable waterproof footwear for walking between halls. Bring a printed passport and visa copy, vaccination records, business cards and an International Driving Permit if you plan to drive. Belgian winter days are short, so a compact torch or phone light helps for late exits.

    Plan your trip

    Planning

    Best day to visit: Tuesday 26 January 2027 — the single event day

    Smart City Wallonia is staged as a one-day forum, so all keynotes, municipal workshops, exhibition stands and procurement meetings fall on 26 January 2027 at Liège Expo. There is no second show day to fall back on: arrive the evening of 25 January for pre-show networking and to absorb potential winter travel disruption, and plan the full 09:00–18:00 window on site. Attendees targeting public-sector decision-makers should prioritise the morning plenary and the closing reception, when city officials are most available outside scheduled sessions.

    1

    Check passport validity and confirm whether you need a Schengen visa for Belgium. — Complete visa files should reach the application centre at least 14 working days before departure.

    2

    Register online for Smart City Wallonia 2027 at Liège Expo and save your badge confirmation. — Programme and registration links are published on liege-expo.com.

    3

    Book flights into Brussels or Liège and plan the onward train to Liège-Guillemins. — The Brussels to Liège intercity leg takes roughly one hour.

    4

    Reserve a hotel close to the venue, such as Du Moulin (450 m) or the Youth Hostel (1.8 km). — January is low season, but rooms near Liège Expo can tighten closer to the date.

    5

    Arrange airport transfer or pre-book a taxi for arrival day. — Short city taxi trips typically run around EUR 15 to 25.

    6

    Download the hall plan, exhibitor list and conference programme once released. — Use the list to shortlist exhibitors by product category before you travel.

    7

    Request B2B meetings with target exhibitors through the event platform. — Morning slots fill first; confirm meeting times in writing.

    8

    Shortlist conference sessions and keynotes and map a route between halls. — Group sessions by hall to avoid backtracking across the site.

    9

    Print spare copies of passport, visa, business cards and meeting confirmations. — Paper backups help at badge desks and with customs or hotel check-in.

    10

    Pack warm, waterproof clothing and footwear for a Liège January. — Expect daytime highs near 6°C and rain on about 19 days in January.

    11

    Activate roaming, an eSIM or a prepaid Belgian data plan before arrival. — EU visitors can use home allowances under EU roaming rules.

    12

    Arrive early on 26 January, collect your badge and confirm return transport. — Allow buffer time for security screening at the entrance.

    Sample visitor itinerary

    Route-optimised day
    08:30–09:30

    Arrival, badge collection and coffee in the Liège Expo entrance hall; pick up the floor plan and the day's conference programme.

    Liège Expo main entrance
    09:30–12:00

    Opening plenary and municipal keynote block on regional digital strategy, smart-city funding and data governance, followed by the official exhibition opening walk-through.

    Conference auditorium and exhibition halls, Liège Expo
    12:00–15:00

    Exhibition floor: smart mobility, energy, IoT and urban-data stands, with pre-booked 20-minute supplier meetings and a working lunch in the networking area.

    Exhibition halls and networking lounge
    15:00–18:00

    Solution workshops and roundtables on public tendering, EU funding and cross-border Eurégio projects, closing with the B2B networking reception.

    Workshop rooms and networking lounge, Liège Expo

    Side trips

    2

    Maastricht, Netherlands

    Brussels

    Networking spots

    3

    Exhibition networking lounge, Liège Expo

    On-site

    Central seated area inside the halls where supplier and municipal delegations hold follow-up conversations over coffee; easiest place to catch a stand contact who is off-floor.

    Conference auditorium foyer

    On-site

    Breakout zone between plenary sessions — the highest concentration of city cabinet members, chief information officers and regional funding bodies during coffee breaks.

    Central Liège (Place Saint-Lambert and Le Carré district)

    Off-site

    15–20 minutes from the halls by tram or taxi; the standard setting for Belgian business dinners and evening meetings, with a wide choice of restaurants around Place Saint-Lambert.

    Budget

    Costs & budget

    Build your working budget

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    Estimated budget
    Live estimate
    • Hotel × 2 nights€130.00
    • Per diem × 2€150.00
    Estimated total€280.00

    This is a directional estimate. Please verify live rates before booking.

    Cost reference

    Official cost items and estimated ranges for exhibitors.

    visa_fee

    visitor · standard

    EUR 90 / per person (Schengen Type C short-stay)

    confirmed

    hotel_night

    visitor · budget

    EUR 60–100 / per room per night

    estimate

    hotel_night

    visitor · mid_range

    EUR 100–160 / per room per night

    estimate

    per_diem

    visitor · standard

    EUR 60–85 / per person per day

    estimate

    rail_transfer

    visitor · standard

    EUR 20–30 / one way (Brussels Airport/Brussels to Liège-Guillemins)

    estimate

    Decision

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    QUESTION 1 OF 6

    What is your primary role?

    Decision matrix

    Compare participation options side by side to choose the best fit for your objectives.

    visit

    Assess how this option fits your objectives.

    Best for

    Municipal and regional decision-makers, urban planners and technology leads evaluating smart city and mobility solutions for Wallonia or the wider Eurégio cross-border area.

    Min. budget

    $350.00

    Timeline

    4 to 6 weeks to secure flights, a hotel near Liège Expo and any required Schengen visa file.

    Risks

    January rain and cold can slow local travel; build in buffer time.

    Schengen applications need at least 14 working days before departure.

    Single-day show means meetings must be pre-scheduled.

    exhibit

    Assess how this option fits your objectives.

    Best for

    IoT, mobility, energy and urban data vendors with an existing Belgian or cross-border public-sector pipeline that need stand presence and scheduled meetings with city buyers.

    Min. budget

    $2,200.00

    Timeline

    3 to 6 months for stand booking, builder appointment and freight or ATA Carnet paperwork for demonstration equipment.

    Risks

    Stand allocation and rigging slots are limited across the modular halls.

    Freight and customs handling for demo units needs early documentation.

    Staff availability over a single show day limits meeting capacity.

    skip

    Assess how this option fits your objectives.

    Best for

    Suppliers with no Belgian or Eurégio sales pipeline, and buyers outside the smart city, mobility, utilities and public infrastructure sectors.

    Timeline

    No lead time required, since no travel or stand booking is involved.

    Risks

    Missing early contact with regional procurement teams if your public-sector pipeline later moves into Wallonia.

    Gallery

    Photos

    Official imagery from Smart City Wallonia
    Official imagery from Smart City Wallonia

    FAQs & glossary

    Answers

    Glossary

    1
    Smart city
    A city that uses connected sensors, data and digital services to run transport, energy, waste and public services more efficiently and with better evidence.
    2
    IoT (Internet of Things)
    Networked devices and sensors that collect and exchange data; this sensing layer underpins most smart city, metering and mobility deployments.
    3
    Digital twin
    A digital model of a city, building or utility network used to simulate scenarios such as traffic flow, flooding or energy demand before committing budget.
    4
    ATA Carnet
    An international customs document that lets exhibitors bring commercial samples, professional equipment and display goods into Belgium temporarily, free of duty and tax. Belgium accepts carnets for fairs and exhibitions.
    5
    Schengen visa (Type C)
    Short-stay visa allowing travel within the Schengen area for business visits, meetings and trade fairs; it does not authorise employment.
    6
    Eurégio
    Cross-border cooperation area linking Wallonia with neighbouring regions such as Aachen and Maastricht; Liège Expo positions itself as a hub for this cross-border economic zone.
    7
    PMR access
    French-language marking for access for people with reduced mobility; Liège Expo publishes PMR access and arrival routing on its official access page.
    8
    eSIM
    A digital SIM profile activated online, letting international visitors run a Belgian data plan without swapping physical SIM cards on arrival.
    9
    B2B matchmaking
    Pre-scheduled meetings between buyers and suppliers, usually arranged through the event platform before the show opens so stand time is spent with qualified contacts.
    10
    Public procurement
    The rules under which municipalities and public bodies buy goods and services, typically through tenders that technology suppliers must qualify for before contracts are awarded.

    Also known as

    Alternate names and search phrases for this event.

    • Smart City Wallonia
    • Smart City Wallonia 2027
    • Smart City Wallonia Liège
    • Smart City Wallonia Liège 2027
    • Liège smart city expo
    • Liège smart city expo 2027
    • Liège Belgium smart city event
    • Wallonia smart city forum
    • smart city technologies expo Liège
    • smart city technologies fair Belgium

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