Manama, Bahrain: Universal Rolling (Unirol) the first manufacturer of steel reinforcement bars in Bahrain will be Steel Sector Sponsor for the upcoming Gulf Construction Expo.
Taking place at the Bahrain International Exhibition Centre the Gulf Construction Expo will be held under the patronage of His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince and Prime Minister, from 22-24 March 2022.
Unirol plays an active role in the development of Bahrain’s infrastructure as a reliable supplier of reinforcement steel bars. The company is ready to supply the Kingdom’s marque projects including the Metro and the new Bahrain – KSA causeway.
Operations Director of Universal Rolling Mr. Ali Der comments “2021 was a tough year for the steel sector as it was for all sectors of the economy. We approach 2022 with optimism and confidence brought about by the positive indicators in Bahrain’s economic recovery.”
In 2021 Unirol focused on developing its products and upgrading its accreditation certificates. It has succeeded in obtaining Kuwait’s product quality certificate ISO 6935-2, and the recognition of the Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (SASO) with regard to technical requirements for iron bars in 2020. Both additions compliment their certifications portfolio, that includes the UK Cares certification and the ISO 9001 quality management system.
“Unirol products are proudly made in Bahrain, and we have achieved success in the export field. Our participation at Gulf Construction Expo will utilise the Expo to promote our brand as a reliable steel partner and supplier. “ Adds Der.
Jubran Abdulrahaman, Managing Director of Hilal conferences and Exhibitions the organisers of Expo says: “The Gulf Construction Expo has a reputation for professionalism and dependability. We will continue to strive to provide our Exhibitors with a platform to showcase their brands and products. “
The long-awaited construction showcase will be staged alongside its sister events- Gulf Property Show and Interiors Expo at the Bahrain International Exhibitions Centre from 22-24 March 2022.
“We look forward to participating in the Gulf Construction Expo where it gives us the opportunity to listen to customers feedback, meet and connect with potential customers, gain new sales leads, and strengthen the bond with our stakeholders.” concludes Der.
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For more information Visit our Gulf Construction Expo website at http://gulfpropertyshow.net/ http://www.gulfconstructionexpo.com/
About HCE:
Hilal Conferences and Exhibitions (HCE), has established its reputation as one of the leading a dedicated Conferences and Exhibitions organisers in the Kingdom of Bahrain with over 30 years of history in the MICE sector. HCE, previously managed the Rebuild Iraq event, Kuwait International Trade Fair and the Dubai Maritime Exhibition.
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