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Jeddah Launches First Edition of International Gifts, Products Exhibition

The first edition of the International Gifts and Products Exhibition has opened at the Jeddah Center for Forums and Events, affiliated with the Jeddah Chamber of Commerce. The exhibition runs until October 31 and is expected to open promising investment and trade opportunities that meet the needs of the region’s growing retail sector.

In its inaugural edition, the exhibition serves as a leading economic and cultural platform, bringing together hundreds of exhibitors and companies from around the world under one roof to showcase their unique and diverse products directly to consumers and interested visitors. Admission is free for all visitors daily from 3:00 p.m. until midnight.

The event aims to achieve a range of strategic objectives, foremost among them supporting the local retail sector and expanding partnership opportunities between local and international companies. It also seeks to stimulate shopping tourism, reinforce Jeddah’s position as a leading destination for international exhibitions and conferences, and promote cultural exchange by introducing visitors to the traditional industries and handicrafts of participating countries.

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The exhibition’s pavilions span several key sectors catering to shoppers’ interests. These include gifts, antiques, and rare handicrafts; a fashion and textiles section featuring traditional and contemporary clothing as well as accessories from multiple cultures; household goods and luxury carpets; specialized pavilions for perfumes and cosmetics; and dedicated corners for international foods, spices, and nuts.

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