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DWTC Plans to Relocate Two Exhibitions
DUBAI - The Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) announced on Monday, that it has relocated the Arab Lab Expo 2009 and Offshore Arabia 2009 respectively.
Both events, were earlier scheduled to be held at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre (DICEC).
The Arab Lab Expo to be held on January 10-13 will now be held at the Airport Expo, Dubai while Offshore Arabia 2009 to be held on January 11-13, will take place at the Madinat Jumeirah.
DWTC however did not give any reasons for the relocation of the two events.
DWTC delivers the world’s leading commercial destination, and is known for organising global events to managing state-of-the-art venues.
DWTC also manages the Dubai Airport Expo Centre, adjacent to the International airport that also provides additional exhibition and meeting space.
During the two forthcoming events, Dubai World Trade Centre will be working closely with the organisers and authorities concerned to ensure a smooth transition to the new locations. Round-trip transportation throughout the exhibitions will be provided to all organisers, exhibitors, and delegates.
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