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Index 2008 draws 1800 exhibitors
Dubai
 

Nearly 1800 companies from 60 countries are taking part  in Index 2008, one of the biggest interiors event of its kind in the Middle East and Asia, which opened today.

Exhibitors include the world's major suppliers of furniture, fixtures and fittings.

“For international and regional exhibitors, Index is fundamental to boosting and accelerating annual sales in the Middle East,” stated Bernard Walsh, managing director of dmg world media Dubai, the show organisers.  “They can achieve a year’s worth of marketing, brand-building, networking and deal-making in just five days at Index.

“More of the Middle East’s high spending professionals, architects, interior designers and specifiers attend Index than any other event because it is the most comprehensive sourcing opportunity for furnishings and contract interior design in the region. Tens of thousands of products and services under eight core product categories are on show.”

While there may be some slow down on major projects, there are still record breaking contracts across the Gulf Co-operation Council countries for the fit-out of commercial and residential buildings, hotels, retail outlets and mixed-use developments nearing completion, said Walsh.

“With numerous buildings reaching completion, there is still tremendous regional demand for residential, contract and public furniture,” he added. “That encompasses flooring and wall coverings, lighting and art, accessories and window products, textiles, ceramics, kitchen and bathroom furniture and interior design services.”

Index 2008 will run till December 7.-TradeArabia News Service


 
   
 
     
 
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