Sharjah hosts MRTE 2025 with over 80 exhibitors
Launched with support from the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) and organized by TechnoBiz, the exhibition features the participation of over 80 exhibitors representing major local and global tyre manufacturing companies.
Official inauguration and attendance
The exhibition was officially inaugurated by His Excellency Abdallah Sultan Al Owais, Chairman of SCCI and Expo Centre Sharjah. The opening was attended by His Excellency Saif Mohammed Al Midfa, CEO of Expo Centre Sharjah; Sultan Shattaf, Commercial Director of Expo Centre Sharjah; and Peram Prasada Rao, CEO of TechnoBiz, along with representatives from participating companies.
Exhibition tour showcasing products and technologies
Following the inauguration, the attendees toured the exhibition's diverse pavilions, where they explored a wide range of high-quality tyre products, polymer and rubber solutions, and state-of-the-art tyre manufacturing technologies, equipment, and technical services.
Largest edition held concurrently with four industry events
This year's edition of the Middle East Rubber and Tyre Expo marks the largest iteration to date, held concurrent with four industry events: the Middle East RotoMoulding Trade Expo, Middle East Polymer & Cable Expo, Middle East Compound & Extrusion Expo 2025 (MCEE 2025), and Middle East Polymer Week 2025.
Integrated platform for collaboration and industry development
These events collectively provide an integrated platform for fostering collaboration, sharing expertise, and gaining insight into the accelerating developments across the polymer value chain.
Sharjah Chamber's commitment to economic and industrial leadership
In his remarks, His Excellency Abdallah Sultan Al Owais affirmed Sharjah Chamber's commitment to supporting events that reinforce the emirate's position as a leading economic and industrial hub. He stated that these events offer productive platforms for knowledge exchange, enhancing competitiveness, fostering partnerships, and attracting high-value investments.
Expo Centre Sharjah's role in hosting specialised exhibitions
His Excellency Saif Mohammed Al Midfa highlighted that Expo Centre Sharjah continues to strengthen its position as a premier destination for hosting specialized exhibitions serving critical economic sectors in both domestic and regional markets. The record scale of this year's edition reflects strong confidence from global and local firms.
MRTE 2025 as a platform for knowledge exchange and networking
Peram Prasada Rao described MRTE 2025 not just as a trade exhibition but as a platform for knowledge exchange and collaborative networking, bringing together leading minds and technologies in the polymer industry. He emphasized the importance of the Middle East Polymer Week initiative in driving sustainable growth and innovation.
Sri Lanka Rubber and Tyre Pavilion highlight
A major highlight of this year's edition is the Sri Lanka Rubber and Tyre Pavilion, supported by the Export Development Board of Sri Lanka. Featuring 12 leading Sri Lankan manufacturers, the pavilion offers visitors a chance to explore a variety of high-quality products and technical solutions, enhancing trade relationships with South Asia.
Exhibition open hours and programme features
The exhibition is open to visitors from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. It also features the Middle East Polymer Week, a specialized program offering technical training, expert presentations, and professional development opportunities.
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