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Shaikh Ahmed Opens 6th MEE Exhibition
DUBAI — shaikh ahmed bin saeed al maktoum, president of dubai civil aviation authority, Chairman of Dubai Airports, and CEO and Chairman of Emirates Airline and Group, on Tuesday inaugurated the 6th Middle East Exclusive (MEE) Exhibition.
The exhibition, which will continue till March 12 at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre, is the only event in the Middle East dedicated to luxury brands and retail travel sector.
The show , organised by Channels Exhibition, has exhibitors from UAE, Japan, India, Switzerland, Italy, Netherlands, Germany, Russia, Hong Kong and other parts of the world. A vast array of high fashion jewellery, antiques, luxury goods, travel retail items, watches, perfumes, confectionery, leather goods, writing instruments, gourmet and fine foods as well as electronics gadgets are showcased at the exhibition. MEE 2009 also provides the perfect business platform for luxury goods and duty free industry, further reinforcing Dubai’s reputation as the regional hub for luxury trade, a Press statement said.
The exhibition is supported by Dubai Duty Free and the Middle East Duty Free Association.
UAE is ranked among the top countries in the world for purchasing luxury fashion brands.
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