KUWAIT: Kuwaiti participants said the 20th edition of the Hunting and Equestrian Exhibition held in Abu Dhabi will contribute to the promotion and expansion of products in the global and regional markets and also represent a step to build bilateral trade relations with the UAE and international companies. The participants emphasized the importance of the global presence in the exhibition, which will continue until the 8th of September. 65 countries are participating in the event. The exhibition is aimed at enhancing brand awareness and increasing sales of products, services, and relationships.
Nasser Al-Ajmi, CEO of Yajamlik Company for Swords and Luxury Gifts, said that the exhibition is considered one of the most prominent international exhibitions in this field and attracts a large number of companies from around the world. "It is an opportunity for Kuwaiti companies to participate in the global market and interact with an audience and potential customers from different nationalities. We hope to introduce the national products and present them as symbolic and official gifts for all occasions while preserving the glorious Arab heritage," explained Al-Ajmi.
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For his part, Ali Al-Hammad, owner of Ramay Company for Weapons and Hunting Ammunition, said "that the exhibition provides an opportunity for Kuwaiti companies to promote and market their products and services in the hunting and equestrian sector; introduce modern technologies and innovations; provide experimental offers; and this helps to increase brand awareness and build a new customer base." "The company is keen to participate annually in such specialized exhibitions to expand the network of commercial relations and cooperation with international and local companies in the hunting and equestrian sector," Al-Hammad added.
Mohammed Al-Rashed, owner of Camouflage, said that "our participation created a new business opportunity to expand our national products and exchange experiences with international companies, in addition to searching for new job opportunities in the UAE market and surrounding region. "The importance of the participation of Camouflage in the 20th edition of the Hunting and Equestrian Exhibition is to display its various products and identify potential investment and commercial opportunities," he said. - KUNA