Informa, a company specializing in commercial events and digital services, has announced the completion of preparations for the 50th edition of the Middle East Energy exhibition in Dubai 2026. The event will take place from April 7th to 9th, 2026, at the Dubai World Trade Centre, under the patronage of the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure. The exhibition will feature a rich program of specialized sessions with the participation of over 150 speakers, including industry leaders and international experts. They will provide practical insights into the energy sector transformation, energy security, technological innovation, and sustainability, equipping decision-makers with the necessary knowledge to confidently and strategically secure deals. The exhibition reinforces its position as a high-impact industrial marketplace. The previous edition recorded 1,600 exhibitors and approximately 30,000 visitors and specialists in the energy sector, in addition to the presence of over 1,200 senior officials and decision-makers. The Assistant Under-Secretary for the Electricity, Water and Future Energy Sector at the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, Engineer Ahmed Al Kabbi, stated that the Ministry's patronage of the 50th edition of the Middle East Energy exhibition in Dubai embodies the commitment to supporting specialized international platforms that enhance the integration of the energy ecosystem and consolidate the country's status as a global hub for dialogue and cooperation in energy fields. He explained that the exhibition is a strategic opportunity to enhance partnerships and showcase the latest technologies and solutions that support the energy sector's transformation, in line with the UAE's Energy Strategy 2050 goals, and to boost energy security and sustainability and support the national economy's competitiveness. In turn, Mark Ring, Director of Energy at Informa, said: 'The Middle East Energy exhibition brings together buyers and sellers and shifts the focus to actual demand, while our 50th edition in April 2026 will be focused on outcomes through matching targeted business, meaningful communication, comparing products and services, and providing the necessary insights and cooperation to drive today's trade and accelerate the energy sector's transformation.'
