01 April 2010

AS MANY as 150 exhibitors are to take part in Arabian Construction Week, an international exhibition incorporating three dedicated vertical trade exhibitions and two regional summits on sustainability, innovation and infrastructure.

In addition to the 150 exhibitors showcasing hundreds of the latest products and construction solutions, the event will play host to 600 delegates and industry professionals.
To be held next month (May 24 to 26) at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (Adnec), Arabian Construction Week will cover over 8,000 sq m of exhibition space to host Future-Build Middle East, Green Building Middle East and Civil Engineering Middle East.
Over 5,000 industry leaders, developers, contractors, consultants, government bodies, financiers, urban and planners architects are expected to attend the events.
Christopher Hudson, managing director of Mecom Forums and Clarion Events partner, said: “The Arabian Construction Week is set to become the leading industry event in the region for companies seeking new business development and networking opportunities.”
Green Building Middle East will display the best sustainable construction products from around the world and introduce key organisations and individuals shaping the industry in the region.
Future-Build Middle East exhibition will focus on various sectors including airports, bridges, buildings, coastal areas and harbour, environment and recycling, power, energy and nuclear, railways, regional development, retail, structures, transport, tunnelling, water and government. And Civil Engineering Middle East will showcase the latest products and solutions for major infrastructure and transport projects that are rapidly transforming the landscape of the Middle East.
In addition to the three exhibitions, the Arabian Construction Week will host two summits: the Arabian World Construction Summit (AWCS) as well as the Green Building Middle East Summit.
The Arabian Construction Week  is organised by Mecom in partnership with Meed, the business intelligence provider.

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