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Eighteen companies will be presenting advancements in AI, fintech, and quantum computing at Gitex Global 2024 in Dubai.
The companies will also offer advanced technologies for smart cities, with a focus on urban mobility, public safety, and infrastructure, along with innovations aimed at improving patient care.
Additionally, they will showcase wearable tech for athletes and fitness enthusiasts, as well as sustainability solutions in renewable energy and waste management that align with the UAE’s Green Economy Vision.
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Throughout Gitex, the companies will participate in Expand North Star, a leading event for startups and scale-ups, where they will connect with key stakeholders, investors, and decision-makers.
Through attending various sessions, they will gain insights into the UAE business landscape. They will also benefit from B2B networking opportunities that will allow them to connect with regional leaders and business influencers. This will help them form strategic partnerships that will support their long-term growth in the Middle East.
The presence of these 18 companies at Gitex Global 2024 marks a significant step in Ireland’s expanding role as a global tech hub. This also shows Ireland's commitment to expanding into the UAE and GCC markets.
Through partnership with Dubai Chamber of Commerce, the Irish government’s trade and innovation agency Enterprise Ireland, is able to bring these companies to Gitex, opening them to networking opportunities.
Leo Clancy, CEO of Enterprise Ireland, emphasised the importance of the UAE as a gateway to wider GCC, stating: "We are proud to bring Ireland’s cutting-edge innovations to this dynamic region. Gitex Global offers a powerful platform to build strategic relationships and contribute to the UAE’s technology-driven future."
Stephen Twomey, Enterprise Ireland’s director for the Middle East and North Africa added: "Ireland’s tech sector is at the forefront of global innovation. Our companies offer world-class expertise in sectors that are critical to the UAE’s growth, from AI and healthcare to sustainability. We see this as a significant opportunity to deepen our business ties in the region."
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