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Dubai Export Development Corporation exhibits in Gulf Pack and Gulf Print Exhibitions

  • United Arab Emirates: Monday, April 06 - 2009 at 14:43
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The Middle East is one of the fastest growing markets in the world for the printing and packaging industries, and Dubai Export Development Corporation (EDC) is developing Dubai to become the export hub for these sectors in the entire region.

EDC is exhibiting for the first time at the Gulf Pack and Gulf Print Exhibitions, the Middle East's only dedicated vertical trade exhibitions for the international printing, publishing and packaging industries.

As the government body responsible for promoting exports from Dubai and the UAE, EDC is fostering potential businesses regionally and internationally to its members in the printing and packaging sectors.

Four UAE-based companies in the printing and packaging sectors namely Positive Packaging Middle East, FLEX Middle East, Plastic Packaging, and Al Hasanat Trading, are exhibiting their latest developments and products at the EDC stand.

These companies and EDC will take advantage and promote their products to an expected 12,000 international and local buyers as well as exchange businesses with various exhibitors from across 41 countries.

Engr. Saed Al Awadi, Chief Executive Officer, EDC, said:
"The Middle East printing market is predicted to grow an average of 7.7% annually until 2012 or a value of $7.6bn (Dhs27.9bn), according to Pira International, the leading information provider for the printing, paper, packaging and publishing industries. Dubai has seen this unparalleled growth in this sector and has introduced several initiatives such as the International Media Production Zone (IMPZ), a fast developing community of popular titles and related media services."


The Gulf Print serves as a platform for exhibitors to attract international suppliers of printing machinery, printing and publishing software and the latest equipment from leading international print providers while the Gulf Pack is the only packaging event for the entire region and the premier event for packaging machinery manufacturers.
Her Excellency Sheikha Lubna Bint Khalid Al Qasimi, UAE Minister of Foreign Trade with Saed Al Awadi, Chief Executive Officer, EDC and Farid Karmostaji, Director of Export Market Development, EDC during the Gulf Pack & Gulf Print Exhibitions.
Her Excellency Sheikha Lubna Bint Khalid Al Qasimi, UAE Minister of Foreign Trade with Saed Al Awadi, Chief Executive Officer, EDC and Farid Karmostaji, Director of Export Market Development, EDC during the Gulf Pack & Gulf Print Exhibitions.
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About Dubai Export Development Corporation:

Having commenced operation in 2007, the Dubai Export Development Corporation (EDC) is an autonomous organisation under the directive of the Government of Dubai. Its vision is to be a world-class model in assisting and facilitating exporters, by creating an enabling environment for exports, with the aim of enhancing the competitiveness of Dubai as a preferred trading partner.

The EDC has moulded its mission to identify and effectively deliver value-added trade support services to Dubai export enterprises for accelerated and profitable expansion of their business in foreign markets.

For more information, please contact:

Rose Manaog
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PO Box 20970, Dubai Media City, UAE
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