Upcoming Trade Shows Dubai, UAE for Plastics

Dubai continues to garner attention as the next major global hub for the petrochemicals and plastics industry, with the upcoming ArabPlast 2025 trade exhibition expected to showcase the latest innovations in the industry. As the largest plastics and petrochemicals exhibition in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), ArabPlast serves as a critical platform for industry leaders to unveil new products and highlight advancements in sustainability. This year, the event will focus on cutting-edge technologies in plastics, recycling, packaging, and rubber, reflecting the global push toward environmental responsibility. Industry experts emphasize the pivotal role of Gulf nations in shaping the future of plastics manufacturing and innovation. According to Exhibition Director of ArabPlast 2025, Nidal Mohammed Kadar, the trade fair brings attention to the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries as truly competitive players in the in plastics manufacturing and innovation due to their abundant natural resources and strategic market positioning. Dubai’s status as a gateway to modern technological markets in plastics and petrochemicals further reinforces the region’s influence in global trade. Sustainability remains a central theme at ArabPlast, with exhibitors placing a strong emphasis on eco-friendly solutions. Companies such as Borouge, KEZAD, AstraPolymers, and Ecopolymers are expected to unveil sustainable materials and energy-efficient production processes that align with global regulatory shifts and environmental concerns. With over 10,000 visitors projected to attend, ArabPlast 2025 signals the increasing importance of sustainable practices and innovation in the plastics industry. Farah Abdul Hamed, the exhibition’s media director, highlighted the steady growth in participants and exhibitors. Dubai’s plastics industry is set for significant expansion in the coming years, driven by the surge in demand across multiple sectors, including packaging, recycling, petrochemicals, and rubber. The ongoing development of circular economy models and advancements in polymer technology are expected to further accelerate industry growth.