Business Forecasts in UAE Bright- Education Suppliers

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Dubai - Local and international instruction providers working together in the UAE stay idealistic about their development in the emirates and whatever is left of the Gulf district.

Near 600 training providers and brands from everywhere throughout the world are relied upon to grandstand their most recent items at the expected Global Educational Supplies and Solutions (Gess) display and gathering in Dubai, the biggest show of its sort in the Middle East.

"The region continues to be an attractive market for education-focused brands as schools in both the public and private sectors continue to invest in products and solutions that help teachers and students achieve better performance. The desire to deliver a world-class standard of education remains very strong among school leaders and teachers and that quality upgrades can happen much faster with the latest teaching aides and tools," said Matt Thompson, Project Director, Tarsus F&E, organisers of Gess Dubai scheduled to take place on February 26-28, 2019 at Dubai World Trade Centre.

This year the show highlights exhibitors and nation structures from Bahrain, China, Denmark, Finland, Germany, India, Italy, Jordan, Korea, Turkey, Netherlands, Saudi Arabia, United Kingdom, United States displaying a wide scope of items and arrangements from edtech, (for example, VR/AR, STEAM, apply autonomy, lab hardware, portable applications) to outfits and furniture that are gone for re-molding classroom plan and encounters for better learning.

"More and more companies are using Gess Dubai as a platform to launch their products in the lucrative education market as visitors came from 92 countries worldwide. Gess Dubai is the only way to reach out to such a targeted audience of global education buyers," added Thompson.

"The Middle East, in particular, the UAE, is our second largest market after the UK. The advanced nature of the schools in the region means that it's an enormous growth market for our company - the leading artificial intelligence (AI) business in the UK," said Charles Wood, Partnerships Manager, Century Tech, an artificially intelligent learning platform that teaches children English, Maths and Science from ages 6-16.

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