In a strategic move to enhance its outreach and coverage, the Middle East Energy Exhibition being held from 16-18 April at WTC, Dubai has recently announced the renewal of its partnership with Engineering Post, solidifying the newspaper’s position as the media partner for the prestigious event. This collaboration represents a crucial step in reinforcing the exhibition’s commitment to providing comprehensive coverage and insights into the dynamic energy landscape of the Middle East. Engineering Post, as Pakistan’s leading newspaper in the engineering sector, is set to play a pivotal role in disseminating valuable information about the exhibition to a wider audience.
Engineering Post also played a pivotal role in the establishment of ‘Pakistan Pavilion’ at the exhibition which is designed specifically to provide a platform for the manufacturers and industrialists from Pakistan to showcase their products.
By renewing its partnership with Engineering Post, the Middle East Energy Exhibition aims to leverage the newspaper’s extensive reach and influence in the engineering sector of Pakistan. This collaboration is expected to amplify the exhibition’s impact by ensuring that relevant information, updates, and insights reach a broader audience, including key stakeholders, professionals, and enthusiasts in the power industry.
The renewal of the partnership between the Middle East Energy and Engineering Post marks a significant milestone in the efforts to enhance the visibility and impact of the exhibition. As the official media partner, Engineering Post will play a crucial role in disseminating information, fostering engagement, and contributing to the success of this premier event in the power industry. The collaboration reflects a shared commitment to advancing the energy sector and promoting innovation, making it a win-win for both the exhibition and its media partner. Hosted by the UAE Ministry of Energy and headquartered in Dubai, the Middle East Energy stands as the foremost international trade event for the power industry. Encompassing the entire spectrum of power-related activities, from electricity generation, transmission, and distribution to energy storage and management, as well as the lighting industry, the event serves as a crucial platform for industry players to showcase innovations and explore collaborative opportunities.
The venue for this significant gathering is the Dubai World Trade Centre, a central hub that facilitates interaction and collaboration among key stakeholders in the power sector.
Under the esteemed patronage of Sheikh Maktoum bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Deputy Ruler of Dubai, the Middle East Energy Exhibition attracts a diverse range of participants. Exhibitors include prominent industrial companies, municipalities, building contractors, electrical retailers, electro-mechanical contractors, dealers and distributors, government bodies, oil and gas companies, equipment manufacturers, power producers, utility companies, power plant operators, and power generation companies. In addition to the awards ceremony, the exhibition offers a plethora of educational opportunities aimed at enriching the knowledge base of attendees. Professional workshops, product-focused technical seminars, and a high-level conference provide a platform for industry experts to share insights, discuss emerging trends, and address challenges within the power sector. These educational initiatives contribute to the continuous development and advancement of the industry by fostering a culture of learning and collaboration.
