Sokoniki International Exhibition Center is located in Moscow, Russia, with an exhibition area of 25000 square meters.

Moscow sokoniki International Convention and Exhibition Center is one of the venues in Moscow to hold some exhibitions and conferences. It is located opposite the east administrative region of Moscow, which is the sokoniki park recreation area. It is also one of the oldest exhibition venues in Moscow. The Russian Exhibition Center once ranked first. It was the first exhibition activity held by Sokolniki in 1959. Nikita Khrushchev and Vice President Richard Nixon attended the opening of the exhibition.

Richard Fuller, an American architect and engineer, designed the dome of Moscow's sokoniki International Convention and Exhibition Center. In the 1960s, a new exhibition hall was built in Sokolniki, which was the only international exhibition venue in the Soviet Union. In 1976, there were 56 national and international expositions, including printing, chemical industry, construction machinery, automobile industry and other industries. At that time, more than 19 billion people visited the exhibition hall.

From 1977 until the late 1980s, the exhibition in the exhibition hall was once "stagnant". In 1989, with the German company's "glahe international" and the Moscow company (Moscow Exhibition) joining the exhibition, it was reopened.