This year's edition of The Big 5 fair, the largest exhibition for the building sector in the Middle East organized annually in Dubai, UAE, will be held from November 23 to 26, 2015 at the Dubai World Trade. The extremely anticipated event will be seeing the participation of six leading Brazilian business concentrating on the supply and manufacture of facilities materials. The outcome of the joint collaboration in between the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (ABCC) and the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (Apex-Brasil), the Brazilian Pavilion is set to occupy 120 meters in the event hall which will display a variety of offerings from the participants.

Among those who will be participating in the reasonable this year are Pettrus, Deca, Tramontina, Poliex, Itagres, and Rohden. The lineup includes a broad sampling as Pettrus specializes in decorative stones, while Deca provides sanitary ware and metal fittings. Tramontina makes devices, barrels and sinks, amongst others, and Poliex is a leading marble company.

Dr. Michael Alaby, Secretary General and CEO, ABCC, said: "The Big 5 fair reflects the dynamic building sector and a wealth of untapped chances in the Middle East area. It supplies a wonderful platform to showcase Brazil's quality products and reinforce the brand of Brazilian business in a worldwide arena.

The Big 5 Fair is a gateway to the MENA area that supplies companies with strong networking chances. Drawing thousands of exhibitors from around the world with numerous visitors from all strolls of life and a series of industry-related instructional programs, the occasion is a perfect structure and construction platform that should allow brands to strengthen their position in the market and consolidate the brand of exporting business. Business not attending the reasonable are offered the option to call the company in order to distribute advertising materials.

"The Middle East features a dynamic business and financial landscape that keeps to expand according to ever-evolving customer needs. With huge infrastructure projects lined up across the Gulf in the following years that includes tremendous mall, health center complexes, retail and domestic structures together with building expansions in airports and transportation, the building sector is currently experiencing strong favorable growth. This is a wonderful support as we wish to enhance ties between the Middle East and Brazil in this regard," concluded Alaby.