Intersec Saudi Arabia Breaks Records with Sold-out Event

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Intersec Saudi Arabia Sold Out – Record-breaking Attendance Expected

Intersec Saudi Arabia, the leading exhibition for the security, safety, and fire protection industries, has made headlines as it officially sold out two months before its start date. With a record number of 300 exhibitors, a 25 percent increase from last year, and over 17,000 visitors expected to attend, the event has solidified its position as a key showcase in the region.

The exhibition, organized by 1st Arabia and licensed by Messe Frankfurt, will take place from 1st to 3rd October at the Riyadh International Convention and Exhibition Center (RICEC). The event, held under the patronage of the High Commission of Industrial Security and in association with the Ministry of Interior and Saudi Civil Defence, will feature a mix of 138 new exhibitors and 162 returning companies from 27 countries.

Country pavilions from China, the Czech Republic, and the UK will further enhance the international aspect of the exhibition. The event will cover a total area of 23,000 sqm across five halls and a dedicated outdoor space to accommodate the growing demand from participants.

Bilal Al Barmawi, CEO and Founder of 1st Arabia Trade Shows & Conferences, expressed excitement over the overwhelming response from exhibitors and attendees. Riham Sedik, the Show Manager, highlighted the theme of this year’s event – “Securing Progress, Igniting Safety: Unveiling Tomorrow’s Solutions for Saudi Arabia,” and emphasized the importance of showcasing the rapid growth and evolving competencies within the industry.

Intersec Saudi Arabia promises to provide a platform for regional and international participants to network, exchange ideas, and explore the latest innovations in the Fire and Security industries. With the exhibition set to be the biggest show to date, industry professionals are eagerly anticipating the insights and opportunities that the event will bring.

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