Further to its latest success, Project Qatar will be back from 4 – 7 May 2015, at the Qatar National Convention Centre (QNCC). The 12th International Construction Technologies and Building Materials Exhibition will once again bring together a huge cluster of local, regional and international companies that represent a cutting-edge set of exhibitors showcasing their latest products and services which meet the needs of the local and regional markets.
Organized by IFP Qatar Ltd. (International Fairs & Promotions), Project Qatar 2015 has expanded its portfolio providing thousands of professional visitors, industry buyers and decision makers from around the world with the opportunity to network with leading manufacturers and suppliers in the following sectors:
Construction & Building Materials
Lighting
Heating, ventilation & Air Conditioning
Power
Glass & Glazing Products & Technologies
Heavy Machinery
Facilities Management
Stone
Concrete & Masonry Products
Woodwork
Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing
Waste Management & Recycling
Industrial & Commercial Cleaning
Aluminum Manufacturing & Processing
Metal Manufacturing
Rawad Sleem, Project Manager of Project Qatar, said: “Project Qatar is setting new developments in terms of increasing the proportion of its portfolio; the show positioned itself as the regional one stop shop for the construction industry. We’re offering a unique opportunity for both exhibitors and buyers to learn about new technologies and solutions, and to explore new ventures for the future, connecting Qatar and the GCC’s top buyers and suppliers from around the world.
Another major addition complementing the development of its exhibit portfolio is the expansion of the ‘Project Qatar Business Intelligence Series’. As education remains a priority, the PQ team will introduce over six specialized conferences. Visitors will have the opportunity to learn through special seminars and short courses, unlocking new possibilities”.
In order to meet the goals and demands of the 2022 FIFA World Cup and the Qatar National Vision 2030, Qatar is undergoing a massive construction boom, with several projects in the pipeline; it is estimated that the country’s leadership will spend around $200 billion in the next decade to ensure that Qatar has the adequate infrastructure and venues to accommodate the influx of visitors, including housing, hotels, stadiums, a new port, roads, a metro and rail system, malls and numerous mixed developments. Therefore, Project Qatar is a destination of choice for all consultants and specifiers, engineers and architects, contractors, project managers, purchasing and procurement managers, CEOs, presidents, chairmen, directors, interior designers and site and facilities managers who are eager to connect with exhibiting companies and to launch profitable business partnerships.
The 12th edition of Project Qatar will be held concurrently with two specialized events: “Qatar StoneTech 2015”, the 4th International Stone and Stone Technology Show, and “Heavy Max 2015”, the 12th International Exhibition for Heavy Machinery. Both events are ideal for suppliers, manufacturers and engineers to meet with regional agents, dealers and buyers, and to penetrate efficiently Qatar's booming construction industry.
Moreover, visitors will have the opportunity to participate in “The Project Qatar Business Intelligence Series” that will run during the event and throughout the year, including six conferences: Future Interiors Qatar, Future Landscape and Public Realm Qatar, Future Drainage Networks Qatar, AcousticsTech Qatar, InsulationTech Qatar and LightingTech Qatar.
Project Qatar 2014 surpassed all expectations thanks to an overwhelming response from both exhibitors and visitors. The show was proud to attract a vast number of new global exhibitors with 2,100 companies from 47 countries and 24 international pavilions. In addition, the exhibition welcomed 48,953 local, regional and international visitors.
Project Qatar 2015 is the place to be, so prepare your gears and join us on board for a promising 12th edition!
ifpinfo
23 September
