The Big 5 Show - Dubai 2009

I am not a Tekla executive or any sort of associate with the company but this news is interesting as this mentions one of the important platforms for AEC techs to show their talent and do some business obviously. It looks like a platform similar to Autodesk annual event in Vegas, but a different market.

Event information follows:

The largest trade show for the construction industry in the Arabian Gulf.
One of the most commercially successful trade fairs in Dubai, The Big 5 features National Pavilions from all the major exporting of the world, alongside important local developers, contractors, importers, manufacturers and distributors

The Big 5 is held at the Dubai World Trade Centre a state of the art venue in the business district on the Sheikh Zayed Road.
Disability access has been considered throughout the venue.

Location
Dubai International Convention & Exhibition Centre
Sheikh Zayed Road
PO Box 9292
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Website: www.dicec.ae

Contact:
Muneer Abdel Abdel.Muneer@tekla.com

Date

Mon 23 November 2009 - Thu 26 November 2009
11:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Product(s) in the event:

Tekla Structures

For more information visit Tekla

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