The 21st edition of Index, Mena’s top interiors and design exhibition will be hare again and it will feature more than 800 exhibitors representing top global brands from 49 countries. Organized by DMG Events, this exhibition will also showcase 20 national pavilions, providing product specification by country. “The introduction of the product-specific shows solidifies Index’s position as the ‘must attend’ design show for industry professionals from the Mena region,” said Paula Al Chami, Event Director for Index. Taking place across 20,000 sqm at the Dubai World Trade Centre from October 22 to 25, Index 2011 will introduce six product-specific shows including furnishings, inertial, kitchen & bathroom, lighting, outdoor living and textiles. “We are introducing interactive features alongside each of the new product-specific show sectors, generic features, conferences, competitions and panel discussions and CES seminars. With nearly 90 per cent of our visitors looking to Index for networking and inspiration, there will be something in it for everybody,” she added. Visitors to the show can also look forward to the highest number of additional show features the show has ever had in Dubai.
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