The International People of Determination Expo on Nov 15

 

UAE - International People of Determination Expo


Through the Fourth International Expo 2022, which will put a focus on ensuring access to goods and services to improve the capabilities of people of determination, Dubai will witness the broadest and most impressive display of innovative assistive technology products, rehabilitation services, communication, and digital communication over three days beginning on November 15.

The exhibition has been sponsored by His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, CEO of Emirates Airlines and Group, Supreme President of the Dubai Civil Aviation Authority, and President of Dubai Airports.

He emphasized that "within the framework of the national policy established by its wise government to ensure that they have access to opportunities, experiences, and distinctive lifestyles available to anyone else in the Emirates, the UAE is moving forward on the path of building an inclusive society for people of determination and their families."

The exhibition will therefore assist us in fulfilling this commitment by bringing the most recent technologies, services, and initiatives from around the world that our public and private sectors can adopt to improve the lives of people with determination. It will also provide a common forum for us to connect with and work with our international counterparts in order to build a sustainable future that satisfies people with determination aspirations. "

The exhibition, which is the biggest of its kind in the Middle East, Africa, and Indian subcontinent, will serve as the biggest platform for support products producers and distributors, as well as for governmental organizations, rehabilitation facilities, hospitals, and educational institutions that work with strong-willed individuals.

The show, which will run from November 15 to 17, will be the perfect way to fulfill the hopes and expectations of the Middle East and North Africa's more than 50 million hardworking residents. It will take place at the Dubai World Trade Center.

The goal of this exhibition, which is being put on by His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, President of the Dubai Civil Aviation Authority, President of Dubai Airports, Supreme President and CEO of Emirates Airlines and the Group, is to empower people with ambition and increase their participation in envisioning the future of the United Arab Emirates for the next fifty years.

The event's organizers, Nad Al Sheba Public Relations and the organization of exhibitions, anticipate that it will draw more than 10,000 specialized visitors from different parts of the world, in addition to having 250 exhibitors from 50 different countries, including both public and private organizations.

Along with several events and activities focused on recovery, sports, the arts, health, and more, the exhibition will be accompanied by the third session of the "Dubai World Summit to Facilitate Tourism for People of Determination."

The exhibition's general organiser, Ghassan Suleiman Amhaz, stated: "For people with a strong will, technology helps to remove many barriers and makes the world easier."

In light of this, the exhibition solidifies its position as a platform for the best technologies required by more than a billion people, 50 million of whom reside in the Middle East, in their homes and workplaces, while receiving medical care in rehabilitation centers and hospitals, as well as while on the go.

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