ExpoCulinaire 2025 opens Wednesday with over 2,000 chefs
International chefs and industry experts
Hosted with support from the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI), ExpoCulinaire 2025 features over 2,000 international chefs and top culinary experts, alongside hundreds of exhibitors from industry specialists, including cooks, caterers, and hospitality professionals.
Culinary competitions: A highlight of the event
Organised by Purple Kitchen Events, the exhibition will host this year a series of world-class culinary competitions, showcasing picture-perfect platters of all manner of edible delights.
The 28th Emirates International Salon Culinaire
A key attraction of this year's edition is the 28th Emirates International Salon Culinaire, the Middle East's largest and most renowned culinary competition, hosted by the Emirates Culinary Guild. This prestigious culinary contest brings together top chefs from local and international hotels and restaurants, offering a platform for showcasing the mastery of culinary arts and innovation.
ExpoCulinaire: A global platform for the food service industry
ExpoCulinaire 2025 provides a comprehensive global platform where leading suppliers and businesses in the food service and catering industry can showcase their latest products and services. Attendees will have the opportunity to exchange expertise with counterparts worldwide and gain insights into various aspects of the sector, including food, beverage, ingredients, cooking techniques, and kitchen equipment.
Networking and business opportunities
The exhibition presents a strategic platform for investors and entrepreneurs to network with key industry players, including manufacturers, suppliers, and distributors. Attendees can explore new investment opportunities, exchange knowledge and expertise, forge business deals, and establish partnerships, expanding their reach in the region's markets.
A rich culinary experience
ExpoCulinaire 2025 promises visitors a rich culinary experience, including live cooking demonstrations by world-renowned chefs and industry experts. Attendees can indulge in cooking showcases, explore a variety of new ingredients and products on display, and gain inspiration from the latest culinary and hospitality innovations.
Exhibition hours and highlights
The exhibition is open from 10 am to 5 pm, where visitors can enjoy picture-perfect displays of delicious dishes from some of the world's most famous cuisines.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Zawya
an hour ago
- Zawya
Sharjah Chamber underscores need for facilitating trade missions to Ethiopia
Sharjah: The Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) affirmed its commitment to facilitating trade missions to Ethiopia, with the objective of enhancing economic cooperation between the business communities of both countries. The Chamber also seeks to strengthen bilateral trade and investment ties between the UAE and Ethiopia, as part of its strategic vision to expand the outreach of its trade mission throughout Africa. These remarks were made during a meeting, held at SCCI's headquarters, between H.E Abdallah Sultan Al Owais, Chairman of SCCI, and H.E Aklilu Kebede Erena, Consul General of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia in Dubai and Northern Emirates. The meeting was attended by a number of SCCI board members, alongside Abdul Aziz Al Shamsi, Assistant Director-General for Communication and Business Sector at SCCI; Dr. Fatima Khalifa Al Muqarrab, Director of the International Relations Department at SCCI, and sevetal officials from both sides. During the meeting, both sides discussed ways to strengthen economic partnership between Sharjah and Ethiopia. They underscored the potential for expanding investment and trade in key sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, technology, and infrastructure. They also addressed the importance of co-hosting economic events, including exhibitions and conferences that bring together business communities from both countries, thereby fostering the exchange of expertise and supporting the growth of mutual investments.4 The efforts can by further reinforced by the Memorandum of Understanding signed between the Sharjah Chamber and the Ethiopian Investment Commission (EIC), which provides a strategic framework for enhancing bilateral economic and investment cooperation. H.E Abdallah Sultan Al Owais extended a warm welcome to the visiting delegation and praised the strong and growing economic relations between the UAE and Ethiopia. He noted that non-oil trade between the two countries recorded a growth of more than 180% over the past years, reaching a cumulative value of AED 34 billion between 2013 and 2022. He added that these positive outcomes pave the way for broader economic and trade collaboration between the two friendly nations, enabling both sides to capitalize on their diverse investment opportunities. Al Owais reaffirmed the Sharjah Chamber's commitment to deepening economic partnerships with East African countries, noting that the African continent, particularly Ethiopia, possesses significant investment potential in key sectors. This positions the continent as a highly attractive destination for investors and business leaders from Sharjah and the UAE at large. For his part, H.E Aklilu Kebede Erena commended the Sharjah Chamber for its proactive efforts to enhance bilateral economic cooperation and its commitment to fostering closer ties between the business community in Sharjah and its counterparts in Ethiopia. He emphasized that Ethiopia welcomes foreign investment and offers promising opportunities in vital sectors including agriculture, manufacturing, energy, and infrastructure. For further information, please contact: - Ali Elgendy Misbar Communications ali@ Ahmad Aldwairi Misbar Communications
Web Release
7 hours ago
- Web Release
Investopia Global launches New Economy Talks in Cyprus to boost UAE–Mediterranean investment partnerships
In the presence of H.E. Abdulla bin Touq Al Marri, Minister of Economy and Chairman of Investopia, Investopia launched the inaugural edition of its Global Talks series, Investopia Global – Mediterranean, in Cyprus. This new edition aims to strengthen investment partnerships between the UAE and Mediterranean countries across key sectors of the new economy, including tourism, entrepreneurship, innovation, clean energy, renewable energy, transport, and logistics. It also provides a platform for exchanging insights and perspectives on global trends in financing tools, with a focus on sustainable and innovative finance solutions, including fintech. Held in collaboration with IMH, the event welcomed the participation of over 300 attendees, including ministers, government officials, private sector representatives, investors, entrepreneurs, and decision-makers from the UAE, Lebanon, Cyprus, Greece, and across Europe. Prominent participants included H.E. Giorgos Papanastasiou, Cyprus Minister of Energy, Commerce and Industry; H.E. Kostas Koumis, Cyprus Deputy Minister of Tourism; H.E. Olga Kefalogianni, Greek Minister of Tourism; H.E. Laura Lahoud, Lebanon's Minister of Tourism; H.E. Mohammed Al Hawi, Undersecretary of the UAE Ministry of Investment; Stavros Stavrou, President of the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry; Philokypros Roussounides, Secretary General of the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry; and Thanos Michaelides, CEO of Thanos Hotels & Resorts. H.E. Bin Touq affirmed that the UAE and Cyprus share strategic relations and a strong economic partnership across all areas of mutual interest. These bilateral ties are supported by the wise leadership of both nations and guided by a shared vision to expand cooperation and partnership across various sectors, advancing prosperity and wellbeing for their peoples. 1,850 Cypriot companies operating in the UAE H.E. said: 'Economic cooperation between the UAE and Cyprus continues to grow steadily. Today, UAE markets are home to approximately 1,850 Cypriot companies operating across a wide range of sectors. Cyprus also serves as a vital economic gateway for the expansion of Emirati companies into key European markets, thanks to its strategic location. We look forward to deepening collaboration with our partners in the Cypriot government and private sector through new projects in sectors such as the new economy, energy, education, transport and logistics, and technology.' H.E. further noted that holding Investopia Global – Mediterranean in Cyprus reflects the strength and depth of the economic partnership between the two friendly nations. New platform enhancing economic cooperation between the UAE and Mediterranean countries During his participation in a session titled 'Bridging Prosperity: Unlocking GCC–Eastern Mediterranean Synergies,' H.E. Bin Touq stated: 'Today marks the launch of the first milestone of Investopia Global in Cyprus, through which we aim to build a new bridge of fruitful economic and investment cooperation between the UAE and the Mediterranean region. The UAE views this region as a strategic economic partner, and we believe that fostering GCC–Mediterranean economic synergy presents a vital opportunity to establish a resilient, diversified, and innovation-driven economic model – one that supports comprehensive development at both regional and global levels.' He added: 'Through the diverse sessions of this edition of Investopia Global Talks, we aim to chart new avenues of collaboration between the public and private sectors across sustainable fields, including renewable energy, digital transformation, artificial intelligence (AI), infrastructure, innovation, technology, tourism, culture, education, and scientific research. These efforts are designed to drive sustainable economic growth across both regions.' Six panel sessions at Investopia Global – Mediterranean 2025 Discussions explored the strategic geographic positioning of the GCC and Mediterranean countries in fostering joint economic relations and unlocking new avenues for growth amid ongoing global economic shifts. The sessions highlighted opportunities to establish strategic partnerships across key sectors, including energy, trade, infrastructure, tourism, and innovation. They also reviewed emerging investment prospects linking the UAE with Mediterranean markets, emphasizing the region's growing significance as a strategic financial and trade hub that facilitates cross-border investment. Participants also examined national strategies and progressive regulatory frameworks designed to attract private capital, alongside the UAE's pivotal role in developing seaports and maritime infrastructure to enhance regional trade and logistics. Further discussions addressed global investment trends, rising government expenditure on infrastructure, technology, and clean energy, as well as evolving tourism policies aimed at supporting economic diversification. The sessions underscored tourism's vital role in fostering cultural understanding and social cohesion, and emphasized regional efforts to strengthen strategic tourism partnerships between GCC and Eastern Mediterranean countries, recognizing the sector's importance in deepening economic and cultural ties between the two regions. Global trends shaping the digital economy, the role of shipping as a vital enabler of economic development, the impact of technological advancements on the future of global trade, and the latest investment developments in energy and advanced technologies for clean water treatment also formed part of the discussions. Roundtable discussions and bilateral meetings between the UAE and Cyprus The event also featured a series of roundtable discussions and bilateral meetings between UAE and Cypriot representatives from both the public and private sectors. These engagements aimed to strengthen ties between the two countries' business communities, support the mutual leveraging of investment opportunities, facilitate trade and investment flows, and explore prospects for collaboration across key economic sectors of shared interest. This edition marked the 16th in the Investopia Global Talks series and the first to be held in the Mediterranean region. It builds on the success of the 'Investopia Europe' edition, held in Milan in May, and will be followed by a series of upcoming global events in major cities across India, China, and other countries later this year. Since its launch, Investopia has successfully organized four main editions in the UAE and 16 global editions across various cities around the world. These events have brought together more than 10,000 participants, including leaders, experts, businessmen, investors, specialists and entrepreneurs from around the world, to shape a sustainable economic future and reinforce the UAE's position as a leading global investment destination. The platform has also contributed to forging meaningful economic partnerships and unlocking promising investment opportunities in sustainable economic sectors including fintech, space, aviation technologies, AI, green energy, circular economy, and fashion.
Sharjah 24
3 days ago
- Sharjah 24
SCCI, Portuguese Business Council discuss boosting cooperation
The discussions focused on strengthening the Council's role in supporting the Portuguese business community in Sharjah, facilitating trade missions, and coordinating economic conferences and forums. The meeting also emphasized aligning the Council's efforts with the Sharjah Chamber's strategic objectives to foster bilateral trade and investment growth. The meeting took place at 'Bait Elowal' and was organized by the Sharjah Chamber in collaboration with the Portuguese Business Council, which operates under SCCI's umbrella, in celebration of Portugal's National Day. The event was attended by Abdallah Sultan Al Owais, Chairman of SCCI; Waleed AbdelRahman BuKhatir, Second Vice Chairman of SCCI; and Abdul Aziz Al Shamsi, Assistant Director-General for Communication and Business Sector at SCCI. Also present were Dr Fatima Khalifa Al Muqarrab, Director of the International Relations Department at SCCI; Heba Al Marzouqi, Head of the Business Councils and Joint Committees Department at SCCI; Lurdes Eusebio, Chairperson of the Portuguese Business Council in Sharjah; and Manuel Couto Miranda, Economic Advisor at the Portuguese Trade and Investment Authority, alongside members of the Council. The meeting featured a presentation film highlighting the Portuguese Business Council's key achievements and its collaborative milestones with the Sharjah Chamber. It showcased joint initiatives and programs that contributed to strengthening the business environment and attracted Portuguese investments to the emirate. Both sides also discussed development plans to enhance the Council's operational efficiency and reinforce its role as a key platform for promoting economic partnerships, boosting investment cooperation in priority sectors aligned with the goals of both business communities. In his welcoming remarks, Abdallah Sultan Al Owais extended his warmest congratulations to the Portuguese Business Council's members on the occasion of Portugal's National Day, highlighting the notable advancement in bilateral economic ties in recent years. This progress has been driven by a series of strategic agreements that laid the foundation for a new phase of advanced economic partnership. He added that Sharjah is committed to broadening its global partnerships, particularly with high-potential markets like Portugal, citing shared opportunities in emerging sectors such as the new economy, sustainable tourism, smart agriculture, and circular and green economies. For her part, Lurdes Eusebio stated that this gathering marks a new milestone in the ongoing collaboration between the Portuguese Business Council and the Sharjah Chamber. She emphasized joint efforts to strengthen the footprint of Portuguese enterprises in Sharjah and broaden their commercial reach. She pointed to the emirate's attractive business landscape, supported by diversified investment prospects, robust infrastructure, and a range of entrepreneurial incentives.
