The first construction expo dedicated solely to the Middle East and North Africa region (MENA) starts this Monday, April 4. Over 80 international firms and 70 regional construction firms will be in attendance at the Middle East and North Africa Expo for Building and Construction.
Hosted in Amman, Jordan, the four-day construction trade expo will host architects, developers, general contractors, retailers, building owners, engineers, designers, and construction suppliers.
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The MENA event will cover all sectors of the construction industry including a strong emphasis on new technology in the field of green building.
At a press conference held last week Zahi Salameh, director of the hosting company Al Mutaaleq for international exhibitions, said that government officials and business delegations from Algeria, Iran, Iraq, Bulgaria and Palestine are all scheduled to attend the construction trade expo.
Salameh also stated that due to political unrest sweeping across the Arab world companies from nine countries originally scheduled to attend had canceled. This includes Egypt, Tunisia and Morocco.
