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2,200+ exhibitors and 68,000+ attendees to capitalise on opportunities worth $7 trillion in the 44th edition of the event in MEASA.Big 5 Global, the largest and most influential construction industry event in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia (MEASA) is set to tak...

2,200+ exhibitors and 68,000+ attendees to capitalise on opportunities worth $7 trillion in the 44th edition of the event in MEASA.Big 5 Global, the largest and most influential construction industry event in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia (MEASA) is set to take place at Dubai World Trade Centre from 4-7 December 2023. With registrations open for participants who wish to attend the annual gathering of the global construction industry, the event aims to host 2,200+ exhibitors and 68,000+ attendees from more than 150 countries for four days of valuable business networking, fruitful partnerships and knowledge exchange. The event will bring together contractors, developers, architects, engineers, consultants, disruptors, innovators and suppliers to ESG advisors and global and local policymakers, empowering the construction industry.   The industry is booming in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia (MEASA) region, with over $7 trillion in active projects and $3.8 trillion worth of recently awarded projects, according to ABiQ. The increasing number of projects in the region attracts a wide range of stakeholders, making the event the ultimate platform for numerous opportunities for both local and global companies wanting to meet decision makers.The UAE Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure continues to support the event, emphasising the importance of industry collaboration and tackling the impact of climate change.Ben Greenish, Senior Vice President – Construction, dmg events, organiser of Big 5 Global said, “For 43 years, the event has continued to serve as a true testament to the region’s attractiveness in the global construction arena, bringing together groundbreaking ideas, cutting-edge technologies and unparalleled expertise. The event not only enhances the diversity of offerings with the participation of 2,200+ exhibitors but also fosters international collaborations and promotes cross-border partnerships as stakeholders from different parts of the world come together to share products and services whilst driving the industry towards a sustainable future.”Eight product sectors: In its 44th edition, the event is once again accompanied by eight specialised events covering the entire construction value chain. These include Big 5 Heavy, Middle East Concrete, Windows Doors and Facades Event, Gulf Glass, HVAC R, Middle East Stone, the Urban Design and Landscape Expo and FM Expo. Twenty country pavilions shine the spotlight on construction solutions from Germany, Italy, Greece, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Spain, the UK, Türkiye, Cyprus, India, Austria and China, among others. The return of Austria's participation at Big 5 Global after 5 years underscores the importance of showcasing innovations on a global stage. It comes at a time when Austria is seeking to meet new buyers in the booming MEASA market and engage in partnerships,” added Greenish.With a presence in over 25 countries and organising over 80 events each year, dmg Events is a global leader in the industry. The annual exhibition is free to attend for industry professionals. Visitor registrations are open at https://www.big5global.com

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