A Powerful Trade Show

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A Powerful Trade Show

21 Jan, 2011

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The annual gathering of the analytical industry in Dubai at ArabLab is once again demonstrating amazing growth, not only in the Middle East but also globally. With buyers and end users from over 75 countries, the show has established itself as a clear global selling and networking source, which appeals to the 700 plus exhibitors who regularly attend. Announcing a progress report on ARABLAB 2011, event organiser David Domoney commented: “Over recent years the show has enjoyed consistent annual growth, and we are delighted to advise the industry that we have already increased the exhibitor attendance for 2011 by more than 20%, including many companies and National Groups who are exhibiting for the first time.”

Domoney also stated: “2011 will be a landmark year for the show. We will be moving to new state-of-the-art exhibition halls but more importantly we have rescheduled the event to the month of March - a factor that will enable even more visitors to include the show on their travel itineraries.” ArabLab 2011 will be supported by: 800+ exhibiting companies showing tomorrow’s technology today; 80+ seminars dedicated to visitors specific needs; 10,000+ global visitors and industry colleagues; and 80+ new product launches and teach-ins.

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