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Sharjah: The 2nd Edition of Jewels of Emirates show has witnessed a heavy turnout of visitors flocking to the event to take advantage of the exciting deals and attractive offers by over 100 local exhibiting companies.
Organized and hosted by the Expo Centre Sharjah, with the support of the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI), the event will conclude another successful edition today (Saturday).
Visitors of the show have also had the opportunity to view the latest fashion designs and collections of jewellery, watches and goldware showcased by the most prestigious local brands. They were also able to take part in raffle draws to win valuable prizes and gifts.
The four-day event has effectively stimulated the gold and jewellery trade and resulted in several worthy deals, as confirmed by the majority of the exhibitors, who emphasized that the show helped them achieve rewarding returns and great sales exceeding their expectations.
Murat Nazli, CEO of Linda Bella Jewels, said: “Despite its modernity, the Jewels of Emirates has remarkably emerged as a significant local platform for showcasing the latest fashion designs of jewellery and gold, and successfully attracted dozens of local companies, adding that the exhibition provided his company with an invaluable opportunity to display the company’s latest styles.
For his part, Suhaib Mohammad Al Ali, CEO of “Oud Craft”, a perfume company specialized in natural Oud and its accessories, said that the event represented a great opportunity to launch his newest product, which contains seven types of ouds from seven different countries, and promote it in front of a wide range of visitors.
H.E, Saif Mohammed Al Midfa, CEO of Expo Centre Sharjah, emphasized that the number of exhibitors in the latest edition of the show has exceeded 100, adding that the centre experienced a noticeable growth in the number of visitors and exhibitors compared to the first edition. These are positive signs that reflect the distinction and importance of the show within the industry, he said.
Lauding the distinguished public turnout witnessed by the show, Sultan Shattaf, Director of Sales and Marketing Department, Expo Center Sharjah stated that the incentives provided by the centre to support companies contributed greatly to motivating the public to visit the show and avail of the exciting deals and attractive offers available.
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