Sheikh Fahim Bin Sultan Al Qasimi Launches SteelFab 2018 At Expo Centre Sharjah
(15 January 2018) 1000 brands from 28 countries showcase the latest from the metal and steel industries
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SteelFab 2018 was inaugurated at Expo Centre Sharjah by Sheikh Fahim bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Chairman of the Department of Government Relations. The trade show is witnessing the participation of more than 1000 brands from 28 countries from around the world. SteelFab is in its 14thedition and will continue until the 18th of January. The inauguration of SteelFab 2018 was attended by HE Abdullah Sultan Al Owais, Chairman of the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) and Chairman of Expo Centre Sharjah, and a number of Board members of the chamber. The trade show was also attended byHE Saif Mohamed Al Midfa, CEO of Expo Centre Sharjah, a number of government officials and representatives from the industry sector in the country, and a number of businessmen and industrial investors. Growing Demand Saif Mohamed Al Midfa stated that SteelFab is once again proving to be one of the most important events in the region, and one that is attracting the most important industry giants and brands from around the world to enhance their presence in the markets in GCC and the Middle East. He also added that the trade show has become a distinguished trading platform that allows the interaction between experts, manufacturers and professionals from all over the world, and an avenue where they identify the latest production lines and equipment for the manufacture of steel and metals, in addition to building partnerships and labor relations. Saif Mohamed Al Midfa stated that the number of exhibitors at SteelFab 2018 has increased which reflects the growing demand for advanced equipment to help execute the oil and gas projects, infrastructure and benefits awaiting the region, with Expo 2020 being a prominent example.He pointed out that Expo Centre Sharjah is keen to provide everything needed to ensure the success of this edition, which is expected to attract 10,000 visitors from more than 80 countries |