Middle East Rubber and Tire Exhibition Launches at Sharjah Expo with 80 Participants

The Middle East Rubber and Tire Exhibition 2025 commenced yesterday at the Sharjah Expo Center, organized by Technobiz and backed by the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The event will continue through tomorrow, featuring more than 80 exhibitors from prominent local and international companies specializing in rubber and tire production.

The exhibition was inaugurated by Abdullah Sultan Al Owais, Chairman of the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Sharjah Expo Center. The opening ceremony was attended by several board members of the Sharjah Chamber, Saif Al Midfa, CEO of the Sharjah Expo Center, Sultan Shataf, Commercial Director at the Expo Center, and Piram Prasada Rao, CEO of Technobiz, along with various official figures and diplomats. Attendees toured the exhibition, exploring various booths that showcased innovative products and solutions in the fields of rubber, tires, and polymers, as well as the latest manufacturing technologies and technical services.

This year’s edition of the Middle East Rubber and Tire Exhibition 2025 is the largest since its inception, coinciding with the launch of four other specialized events: the Middle East Rotational Molding Industry Exhibition, the Middle East Polymers and Cables Exhibition, the Middle East Assembly and Extrusion Exhibition, and the Middle East Polymer Week 2025. Together, these events create a comprehensive platform to enhance collaboration opportunities and experience exchange, as well as to keep up with the rapid developments within the polymer industry value chain. Notably, this year’s exhibition features a prominent presence from the Sri Lankan rubber and tire pavilion, supported by the Sri Lanka Export Development Board.

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