Dubai, June 18, 2020 (WAM) – DXB Live, an integrated event management and corporate services arm at the Dubai World Trade Center, has won the Best Community Event Award at the 2022 Middle East Event Awards in Madinat Jumeirah.

This prestigious annual award reflects DXB Live’s leadership in establishing the highest level of events and providing integrated event services. The global target of meetings, incentives and conferences further enhances the position of the Dubai World Trade Center. And the Department of Exhibitions, which contributes to strengthening Dubai’s position as a regional and global hub for trade, commerce and tourism.

DXP Live won the award for hosting an event for Mubadalah on the eve of United Arab Emirates National Day off the coast of Al Maria Island, and attracted more than 35,000 people in two days, including a variety of activities and entertainment. Options, traditional cooking kiosks and food trucks. , In addition to the special fireworks that illuminate the Emirates sky in the colors of the Union.

Khalid Al-Hammadi, Senior Vice President and CEO of DXB Live, praised DXB Live’s success in winning this important award in recognition of its great efforts and its role in promoting the local, regional and global event industry.

Adding to the importance of this honor is that it comes at one of the most challenging times in the history of the event industry, he pointed out. But the Dubai World Trade Center and DXB Live overcame the challenges and continued the process of growth and development until the industry regained strength. . ”

DXB Live designed and operated hundreds of pavilions and exhibition venues in 2021 and 2022, and co-hosted the World of Coffee Exhibition in January this year with Dubai Expo 2020. The first was conducted outside the borders of the United States and Europe with considerable success.

The Middle East Global Events Awards are a standard of excellence in the field of tourism, travel and hospitality, and the festival honors those who excel in various fields of global events in the Middle East region.