The Metal Day 2024, held on December 3, 2026, was a resounding success, attracting a significant number of professionals from the metalworking sector. This event, organized by Namur Expo, celebrated the latest advancements and innovations in metal processing and fabrication. With a total of 960 attendees, marking a 34% increase from the previous year, the event showcased the growing interest and engagement within the industry.

The Metal Day featured three engaging conferences that attracted 78 participants, highlighting the event's commitment to providing valuable insights and knowledge. Additionally, 53 exhibitors and partners participated, offering a wide range of products and services related to metalworking. The event also included hands-on activities such as welding demonstrations on the VCL-CPS Welding Wall, providing an interactive experience for attendees.

On the day of the event, David Clarinval, an ex-manager of a metal construction company and currently the Minister for Middle Classes, Independents, and SMEs, officially inaugurated the Metal Day. Following his speech, he led an official tour of the exhibition area. This high-profile opening ceremony underscored the importance of this event in the metalworking community.

The Metal Day offered numerous opportunities for networking and professional development. Attendees could participate in two seminars hosted by the IBS (Belgian Institute of Welding), enhancing their technical skills. They also had the chance to engage in a networking drink session sponsored by Métaltech, where they could enjoy a unique artisanal beer called Ferro Fusion while making new connections within the industry.

Overall, The Metal Day 2024 was not only a celebration of metalworking but also a platform for professionals to share knowledge, network with peers, and explore new opportunities. As preparations are already underway for The Metal Day 2026 on December 5th at Namur Expo, industry experts are eagerly anticipating another successful edition of this prestigious event.