The four-day event is expected to bring together over 2,000 exhibitors from 60 countries, including newcomers Oman, Pakistan, and Singapore and host 20 national pavilions.
The 43rd edition of Big 5 will be taking place at a time when the construction sector is facing unprecedented challenges and transformation.
“There are at least 10 touch points for the Big 5 2022 that clearly demonstrate the likely impact this year’s event will have on shifting the industry’s dial across a spread of issues and opportunities,” said Ben Greenish, SVP – construction at DMG Events, the organiser of the event.
“High up the 2022 differential scale is the strong government support this year’s event has secured,” he said.
The Dubai event will have the backing and summit-level involvement of the main supporting partner – UAE’s Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure – and supporting partners Dubai Municipality and Dubai’s General Directorate of Civil Defense.
Other public sector institutions spanning from Saudi Arabia to Ethiopia are actively supporting the event and its features, positioning the Big 5 at the epicentre of global business and decision-making for the construction industry in the region.
The Global Construction Leaders’ Summit, a gathering of some of the industry’s most prominent thought leaders, will feature representatives of leading entities from public and private sectors who will address issues and opportunities across the region, including sustainability.
The breakthrough ‘Global Construction Impact Summit’ will discuss UAE national climate action strategies, building a circular economy, and forging pathways to gender-balanced boards.
As many as 55,000 visitors are expected at the Big 5 2022.
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