4th International Rebuild Iraq Exhibition
Rebuild !raq 2007

Northern Risks at The 4th International Rebuild Iraq Exhibition

UK Pavillion
Amman Exhibitions Park, Amman, Jordan

REBUILD IRAQ 2007: The 4th International Rebuild Iraq Exhibition: Your Gateway to Construction Opportunity

"Rebuild Iraq 2007 is going to be a high-profile event showcasing one of the most ambitious, investment-opportunity-laden reconstruction undertakings of your era. It's going to be the biggest, most comprehensive Iraq reconstruction event ever held. If you are a construction sector player eyeing the Iraq reconstruction market, looking for a well-timed point of entry, seeking to gain maximum exposure and brand consolidation for your projects, or simply looking for potentially-rewarding business contacts, then Rebuild Iraq 2007 is the show for you. And if you're already active in Iraq's thriving reconstruction market, then Rebuild Iraq 2007 is going to immeasurably polish your profile.”

Rebuild Iraq 2007 will set a new gold standard for Middle East exhibitions, drawing on the success of past IFP Group-organized Rebuild Iraq conferences. The show will be jointly organized by IFP Group, its Jordanian arm IFP Jordan, and the Riyadh Exhibitions Company. Over 25 years, they have organized more than 320 internationally-accredited trade shows across the Middle East.”

Rebuild Iraq Exhibition Profiles
Security

The prosperity of a future Iraq will depend in no small way on the security systems established in the short to medium term. In what is essentially a security vacuum, there exists opportunities for suppliers of the key elements of any security and emergency service infrastructure. These include ambulances and emergency equipment, fire trucks, and fire fighting equipment, police motorcycles, CCTV, intruder control systems and burglar alarms, specialized fencing, perimeter protection, surveillance and telecom equipment, computer security, ID card and fingerprinting processing, as well as uniforms and protective clothing.”  - Rebuild Iraq Exhibition


 
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