Breakblock Middle East “kicks off February 25th

Dubai 12-10-2019 / WAM
The fifth edition of the BRIC Black Middle East Conference and Exhibition will kick off on 25 February at the Dubai World Trade Center (DWTC), bringing together a wide range of leading companies and decision makers in the Middle East. The GCC focuses on the importance of effective use of modern technologies in the development of the maritime sector.
The event will be held under the patronage of Abdullah bin Mohammed Belhaif Al Nuaimi, Minister of Infrastructure Development and Chairman of the Federal Authority for Land and Maritime Transport. Breaking the Middle East has done a great job in keeping with the global changes in the field of digitization. Keeping pace with the developments in a timely manner has contributed to its continuous development and its simultaneous impact on the development of the industry.
He added that the bulk cargo industry and all related industries, which are an integral part of the infrastructure in the Middle East, rely on innovative efforts to promote a sound and sustainable technical environment. The fifth annual session of the BRIC Black Conference and Exhibition in February 2020 will help to promote these innovations. Augmented Reality “a commendable addition to this important event”.
For his part, Ahmed Sherif Al Khouri, Director General of the Federal Land and Maritime Transport Authority, said: “The UAE has maintained its leading position in the Middle East and among the 115 countries that help the UAE digital companies to flourish and traditional companies take advantage of the digital gains. A vibrant marine environment to attract industry leaders and strengthen the UAE’s position as a global shipping hub supported by a series of pioneering quality initiatives, and the digital revolution has transformed the globe. Enhanced “which will add value to the overall experience of the exhibition.”
Brick Black Augmented Reality will serve as a platform for exhibitors to present their innovative endeavors and initiatives to promote the bulk cargo industry. They can display photos and videos from related projects to showcase their work by default at the most popular exhibition in the Arabian Gulf region. The industry’s pioneering ambitions are a cornerstone of the region’s infrastructure. In addition, the agenda of the conference will include topics that are consistent with the vision of the BRIC Middle East Conference and Exhibition in realizing the sector’s potential for further development and prosperity.
‘The fourth edition of the BRIC Middle East Conference and Exhibition last year attracted more than 3,400 visitors, 64% of whom came to look for new suppliers and business partners. This is a strong indication of the value of the BRIC Black Middle East Contribute to the state economy