exhibitions

One of the Middle East’s largest exhibition organisers has revealed details of the newly launched Community Management Week. At its heart is the provision of sustainable community services for citizens and residents across the region.

Imdaad, a leading provider of integrated facilities, environment, and energy management solutions in the GCC, participated today (Wednesday, February 24, 2016) in Jebel Ali Free Zone’s (JAFZA) Car Free Day. The company’s COO, Mahmood Rasheed, along with JAFZA’s senior management attended the ribbon cutting ceremony of the environmental exhibition organised as part of the Car Free Day activity. During the exhibition, Imdaad threw the spotlight on its recycling opportunities through its flagship Be’ati Community Program and Khaddour – a fun-loving green leaf character and the mascot of Be’ati.

The increasing government support for the local health care industry has given Saudi Arabia’s leading health care solution providers an opportunity to introduce their innovative solutions and services in the Kingdom. Building on the vast market prospects, Riyadh Exhibitions Company (REC) has been extending similar support as part of its contributions to the sector’s development.

Beirut Souks will be hosting the Souk Al-Yasmeen, which marks the arrival of spring and the return of the flower market to downtown Beirut. Organised by Solidere in conjunction with the Lebanese Syndicate of Flower and Plant Growers, the market will bring a wide range of cost-price houseplants, cut flowers, garden and potted plants to Fakhry Bey between Friday the 20th and Sunday the 22nd of March. Live musical performances, refreshments by Intabli, bubble-blowers, as well as gardening workshops for children, organised by Planet Discovery, will ensure it offers something for everyone. While