Dubai World Trade Centre is set to host the largest-ever editions of Paperworld Middle East and Gifts and Lifestyle Middle East, starting tomorrow.
Drawing over 600 exhibitors from 40 countries, the events are expected to welcome 12,000 visitors from more than 100 nations, emphasizing their global appeal.
Paperworld Middle East, now in its 13th edition, has evolved into the fastest-growing event for the paper and paper products industry, with this year’s theme, "Crafting Global Connections," underscoring its role as an international hub for professionals in paper, stationery, and office supplies.
Show Director Syed Ali Akbar noted,
“Attendees of the co-located shows can look forward to unmatched networking opportunities, informative sessions, and a diverse array of products that reflect current trends and innovations.”
The exhibition will showcase key product categories, including paper products, office supplies, school articles, and craft materials. Additionally, new country pavilions from India, Germany, China, and others will highlight unique industry offerings and global trends. A new Kraft and Packaging section has been introduced to meet the rising demand for sustainable materials, showcasing eco-friendly packaging solutions.
Gifts and Lifestyle Middle East, now in its fourth edition, presents a variety of gifting items, including lifestyle, baby & kids, and home decor products, catering to evolving market needs.
Returning to Paperworld Middle East is The Hub Forum, a three-day event featuring 17 sessions with 30 industry experts discussing topics like sustainability and AI. The Paperworld Middle East Awards, scheduled for November 13, will celebrate innovative products across 12 categories, judged by an international panel.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
