Jafza showcases its facilities at Index 2007

Jafza's participation comes in response to the marked increase in textiles, flooring, furniture production and lighting companies working within the free zone.

Ibrahim Al Janahi, Senior Vice President, Commercial Sales, Jafza, considers Index 2007 a comprehensive event that is gaining momentum year after year by attracting country pavilions and international names from interiors and furniture industry.

Speaking about Jafza's participation in the exhibition, Al Janahi said: 'Our customized and client tailored solutions convey instantaneous responses to everyday business challenges. Our pioneering approach to investment combines various options including freedom, strategic advantages and incentives to help clients become a part of dynamic fraternity.'

Al Janahi stressed that Jafza has chosen to exhibit at Index to help companies engaged in textiles, flooring, Furniture Production and Lighting expand their global footprint by promoting their businesses and expanding their commercial potentials by targeting new markets and industries.

The participation will present to exhibitors and visitors at Index all facilities which will encompass different areas such as warehouses, commercial areas, and investment potential.

It aims at showcasing the investment potential for exhibitors and visitors, in particular the tremendous advantages of setting up businesses in the free zone including facilities as the strategic location, infrastructure, market access and free trading facilities.

The strategic location of the free zone helps in transferring and distributing Furniture and Interior Design products to and the Middle East area the GCC countries through the Jebel Ali Port.

'Our stand will be a reference for exhibitors and visitors to get the latest required information about investment opportunities at Jafza,' Al Janahi said.

Index is held annually at the Dubai International Exhibition Center. This will be the 17th Index Exhibition. National Pavilions from Europe, America and the Far East, and companies from more than fifty countries from around the world will take part at this year's event.