Saudi Build 2015 to complement KSAs robust construction sector with wide range of innovative & comprehensive solutions
The Saudi construction sector is witnessing tremendous growth and is set to expand by 7.8 per cent between 2015 and 2019. The Kingdom has positioned itself as the Middle Easts largest construction market with several projects, many related to social and transport infrastructure, currently underway. The sectors sustained growth, supported by government policies, an expanding population, and economic prosperity, has boosted the demand for construction material, equipments and services in the country. The construction market is set to witness a pickup in project activity as increasing private & public investments keep boosting the project numbers and values.
In line with the increasing need for innovative, sustainable and cost-effective building and construction solutions, Saudi Build 2015 will be held from October 26 to 29, 2015 at the Riyadh International Convention and Exhibition Center in the KSAs capital. The exhibition will be held under the patronage of H.E. Eng. Abdullatif Bin Abdulmalik Al AlShaikh, Minister of Municipal and Rural Affairs. Organized by Riyadh Exhibitions Company limited (REC), the 27th International Construction Technology and Building Materials Exhibition will host leading companies from across the world to cover all aspects of the construction industry.
Saudi Build 2015 offers a perfect platform to leading regional and international manufacturers, suppliers and dealers of construction solutions to interact directly with real estate developers, building owners, architects, and contractors, among others to showcase their range of products and services. Among the display will be the latest in building materials and equipment; architectural finishing products; stone marble and granite products; construction tools and
technology; engineering services; infrastructure materials; security and safety systems; and many more benefitting the Middle Easts growing construction industry.
