DCCI inaugurates Middle East Pool and Spa Exhibition

This session will run through until the 22nd of the current month. The participants in this exhibition, which is organized by the Trans Continental Fairs Management, will showcase the latest designs the professionals and experts in this aspect have ever produced.

The event succeeded in attracting well over 120 exhibitors representing 100 organizations from 15 Arab and foreign countries, specialized in designing and building swimming pools and spas, as well as related products used in this industry.

Al-Mutaiwee highly rated the efforts exerted by the organizers and expressed his admiration of the visual merchandising in this economic event, wishing them all the best.

In the course of his statement to Dubai Satellite Channel, Abdurrahman Al-Mutaiwee, DCCI Director General, said: "The rise of participation is noticeable in this year's session compared to its first session last year in Abu Dhabi. The rise of participation in this key event indicates Dubai's elevation as a trade and economic center, playing a key role in providing this vital sector with the latest technologies and creative feats, which will run into the course of the real estate sector that witnesses enormous growth and prosperity across the Gulf, Middle East, especially the UAE thanks to the political, security, and social satiability, and the increasing economic flourish the country enjoys."

Al-Mutaiwee stressed the Chamber's commitment to hold such international exhibitions of different types in Dubai as part of its contribution to support the businessmen and guide investors interested in entering different trade and economic enterprises, and enable them to effectively communicate and interact with business circles to expand, diversify and enhance their commercial activities.

The exhibition witnessed a rise on exhibited space that marked 25%, compared to the last session. This year's session also highlights a rise on the number of exhibitors exceeding 27% more than last year, thanks to the sizeable constructional development the GCC countries witness in general and the UAE in particular, especially the emirate of Dubai.

"The latest figures indicate that the number of swimming pools in the UAE would exceed 100 units in five years time, due to the constructional development the UAE is witnessing, thanks to the boom in the real estate sector and the property developers' commitment to deliver the latest architectural designs for their projects, as well as the clients' perseverance to obtain elegant swimming pools and recreational and therapeutic spas' designs," said Walid M. Al-Saleh, General Manager, Trans Continental Fairs Management.