Ikea Bahrain, the Swedish furniture giant's largest store in the region, has joined the upcoming 12th edition of Bahrain Property Exhibition (Bipex) as a gold sponsor.

Ikea Bahrain will be at the forefront of Bipex’s new dedicated interior space that will showcase creative, designer and luxury products for home and commercial spaces. The three-day event will be from December 7 to 9 under the patronage of the Deputy Prime Minister, His Excellency Shaikh Khalid bin Abdulla Al Khalifa.  

Ikea Bahrain will create an innovative experiential space that will showcase various setups that will inspire visitors to experiment, personalise, and socialise. The Ikea team assists customers in their business needs to ensure that their office is balanced with healthy working solutions, smart storage, and a cosy meeting nook.

Ikea Bahrain will also highlight and roll out exclusive offers exclusively for Bipex attendees.

Saud Al Sulaiman, CEO of Ikea Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, said: “This event will give us an opportunity to showcase our furniture solutions and products that we aim through it to create a better everyday life for the many people. Bipex will give us a chance to meet new customers to serve them with the great solutions we have.”

Bipex chairman Mohd Al Sayed said: “We are very pleased to welcome Ikea Bahrain as a Gold Sponsor to the 12th Edition of Bipex. Ikea Bahrain will be part of innovative platform, especially this year, where we have added multiple verticals to the exhibition in line with our vision to highlight the innovative transformation of the Real Estate sector in the Kingdom of Bahrain and across the Mena region.”

The 12th edition will have an extensive daily schedule of events featuring a two-day conference, eight in-depth sessions, panels and practical seminars. Simultaneously, strategic events are planned are in partnership with various entities such as RERA, The Bahrain FinTech Bay, and Ayadi Relief.

The line-up of events will be revealed in the upcoming weeks targeted towards distinct target audiences from the real estate industry, the start-up community, and university students in Bahrain.  – TradeArabia News Service