2025年中东（迪拜）国际广告及技术设备展览会Sign &Graphic Imaging Dubai

SGI 迪拜国际广告展是中东地区规模最大的标识、图像、零售 POP/SOS、印刷、LED、纺织以及数字广告展览会。SGI迪拜2024将展示一些最重要的技术，这些技术将塑造我们行业的未来。除了大幅面印刷，纺织品印刷，精密雕刻和切割等传统行业年展会将包括数字标牌，3D打印，标签等不断增长的行业

SGI Dubai is one of the first industry trend-setting events on the global circuit. In its 25th edition, SGI Dubai celebrates decades of dedication to advancing excellence in the region's printing and signage industry.Known for showcasing the latest innovations to the region, SGI Dubai is the largest exhibition for the signage, digital signage, retail signage solutions, outdoor media, screen and digital printing industries in the Middle East and North Africa.The 2023 show will be held at the Dubai World Trade Centre, UAE Held at the Dubai World Trade Centre, SGI Dubai attracts the world's largest brands to showcase their products and solutions to thousands of visitors from the Middle East, Africa, Europe and Asia. SGI Dubai is your ideal gateway to the Middle East and African markets.

Market Background

Dubai is the second largest emirate of the United Arab Emirates and is located at the gateway to the Persian Gulf in the Strait of Hormuz. Dubai is also the second largest city in the UAE, located in the middle of the Arabian Peninsula and on the southern shore of the Arabian Gulf, the center of the Gulf region, known as the Pearl of the Gulf. Dubai's economic strength also ranks second in the UAE, and the UAE 70% non-oil trade is concentrated in Dubai, so Dubai is customarily called the "trade capital" of the UAE, and it is also the re-export center of the entire Middle East region. Dubai, as well as Deira (at the time of independence), which crosses the Dubai Creek, has become an important port of commerce for Western manufacturers. Many of the city's new financial centers were located in the port area, which became an important trading center in the 1970s and 1980s. The Dubai metropolitan area allowed free trade in gold until the 1990s, when restrictions on gold imports from India made Dubai a location for smuggling gold to India. Dubai is not only a major tourist destination and port (Jebel Ali Port, the world's largest artificial port since the 1970s), but also a major industrial hub for information technology and finance, with the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC). Emirates International Airlines, established by the government in Dubai in 1985, is located at Dubai International Airport, which, together with Abu Dhabi, is a major air stopover in the Middle East. The government's decision to move from oil dependence to services and tourism has led to an increase in the value of real estate and unprecedented growth in Dubai. The orderly construction has made Dubai one of the fastest growing cities in the world.