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Reed reports Aluminium Middle east success
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Reed Exhibitions has revealed its recent aluminium products and technology exhibition received a record 3,000 visitors from more than 70 countries.
The organiser said Aluminium Middle East - formerly Aluminium Dubai - also attracted a record 162 exhibitors on 23-25 April at Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre.
"The overwhelming exhibitor and visitor turnout and the large number of deals signed during this edition of Aluminium Middle East reaffirms the stature of the show as the region's premier event for aluminium products, technologies and investments,” said show director Mohammed Bader-Eddin.
Reed Exhibition’s expertise and global strength in the aluminium and composites industry is highlighted in its global portfolio of events, including events in Germany, China, and India.
The organiser said this year’s event emphasised the Middle East and North African region's rapidly growing role in the global aluminium industry.
“Moreover, the event served as an excellent platform to share valuable insights on the current state of the industry, emerging trends, issues and challenges being faced, and the opportunities that lie ahead,” said Bader-Eddin.
The organiser said Aluminium Middle East - formerly Aluminium Dubai - also attracted a record 162 exhibitors on 23-25 April at Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre.
"The overwhelming exhibitor and visitor turnout and the large number of deals signed during this edition of Aluminium Middle East reaffirms the stature of the show as the region's premier event for aluminium products, technologies and investments,” said show director Mohammed Bader-Eddin.
Reed Exhibition’s expertise and global strength in the aluminium and composites industry is highlighted in its global portfolio of events, including events in Germany, China, and India.
The organiser said this year’s event emphasised the Middle East and North African region's rapidly growing role in the global aluminium industry.
“Moreover, the event served as an excellent platform to share valuable insights on the current state of the industry, emerging trends, issues and challenges being faced, and the opportunities that lie ahead,” said Bader-Eddin.
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