- Project Qatar 2024 will be held from May 27 to 30 at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Center.
- The event is under the patronage of H E Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani and supported by MoCI and Ashghal.
- 250 companies, including 120 international firms from 25 countries, and 130 Qatari companies will participate.
- The exhibition emphasizes sustainable, eco-friendly, and smart technologies in construction and manufacturing.
- A four-day conference will cover investment opportunities, sustainability, Industry 4.0, and smart cities.
- Aamal Company will participate as a Gold Sponsor, showcasing its latest products and services.
The 20th edition of Project Qatar, the largest trade exhibition specializing in construction materials, equipment, and technologies in Qatar, will take place from May 27 to 30, 2024, at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Center (DECC).
Held under the patronage of the Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, H E Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, and supported by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI) in partnership with the Public Works Authority (Ashghal), this year’s event promises to be a landmark occasion in the construction sector.
A Prestigious Platform for Construction Innovation
Organized by IFP Qatar, a leading events organizer in the region, Project Qatar 2024 will attract 250 companies, including 120 international firms from 25 countries and 130 Qatari companies.
The exhibition has garnered significant support from major governmental and semi-governmental agencies, as well as prominent private sector companies.
Haidar Mshaimesh, General Manager of IFP Qatar, emphasized the exhibition’s role in fostering growth, and innovation and shaping the future of construction in Qatar.
This year’s edition marks the culmination of two decades of achievements and milestones, highlighting the event’s pivotal role in the country’s development.
Embracing a New Era of Sustainability and Smart Technology
Reflecting on the evolution of Project Qatar, Mshaimesh noted a shift in focus towards sustainability and smart technology. “Previously, the event was about size, catering to Qatar’s mass development needs. Now, we are more focused on quality versus quantity, in line with market requirements,” he explained.
The exhibition will emphasize sustainable, eco-friendly, and smart technology in the construction and manufacturing sectors, aligning with Qatar’s commitment to a greener future.
A Multi-Themed Conference
This year’s event will feature a four-day multi-themed conference, with each day dedicated to specific topics. On the first day, discussions will centre on investment opportunities in Qatar’s construction and infrastructure sector, with speakers from the MoCI, Ministry of Transport, and Invest Qatar.
The second day, in partnership with the Gulf Organisation for Research and Development (GORD), will focus on sustainability and climate change. The third day, organized in collaboration with the Gulf Organization for Industrial Consulting (GOIC), will delve into Industry 4.0 and smart manufacturing.
The final day will address the development of smart cities, showcasing cutting-edge innovations and trends.
The Role of Trade Exhibitions
Hamad Mohammed Al Nasr, Assistant Director of Trade Development and Investment Promotion at MoCI, highlighted the crucial role of international trade exhibitions in promoting trade exchange locally and internationally.
“Project Qatar is one of the most prominent exhibitions in Qatar, playing a pivotal role given its enduring legacy and distinguished record of attracting a large number of international companies every year,” he stated.
Aamal Company’s Participation
For the first time, Aamal Company will participate in Project Qatar as a Gold Sponsor. Rashid Al Mansouri, CEO of Aamal, expressed enthusiasm about the opportunity to showcase the company’s latest products, services, and technologies.
“This event is important for brand awareness and allows us to engage with a diverse audience of industry professionals,” he said. Since its establishment in 2001, Aamal has played a significant role in diversifying Qatar’s economy away from hydrocarbons.
With 32 active businesses across four sectors—Industrial Manufacturing, Property, Trading & Distribution, and Managed Services—Aamal is committed to being at the forefront of industrial development.
GORD’s Contribution to Environmental Stewardship
Dr. Yousef Al Horr, Founding Chairman of GORD, discussed the organization’s partnership with Project Qatar.
“Over the years, Project Qatar has emerged as a leading platform within Qatar’s construction and real estate sectors, fostering synergies and collective advancement across various industries,” he remarked.
GORD will host the second day of the conference, focusing on its 15-year legacy of environmental stewardship and promoting a climate-resilient future.
Celebrating Two Decades of Progress
The 20th edition of Project Qatar marks a significant milestone in the exhibition’s history. As the biggest and longest-running trade exhibition specializing in construction in the country, this event symbolizes two decades of unparalleled innovation, collaboration, and progress.
It reflects Qatar’s remarkable journey in the construction sector, including the substantial developments related to the World Cup. The exhibition’s evolution from a focus on mass development to an emphasis on sustainable and smart technology highlights Qatar’s forward-thinking approach and its dedication to quality and innovation.
Project Qatar 2024 promises to be a milestone event, celebrating two decades of achievements while setting the stage for a future focused on sustainability and smart technology.
With participation from 250 companies, a diverse conference agenda, and a strong emphasis on innovation, this year’s edition will undoubtedly contribute to the ongoing growth and transformation of Qatar’s construction industry.
The event will continue to foster international trade relations, attract industry leaders, and showcase the latest advancements in construction, reinforcing Qatar’s position as a hub of innovation and development in the region.
