Kayseri: A group of Omani entrepreneurs specialising in the real estate sector is participating in the International Doors, Windows and Accessories Exhibition currently being held in Kayseri, Turkey, as part of efforts to explore the latest technologies, innovations and business opportunities in construction and real estate development.
The participation has been organised by the Omani Real Estate Association and aims to give Omani entrepreneurs direct exposure to new products, technologies and international industry practices, while creating opportunities to meet exhibitors, manufacturers, specialists and fellow entrepreneurs.
During the exhibition, the Omani delegation is exploring potential areas of cooperation and partnership that could contribute to the development of Oman’s real estate market.
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The international exhibition serves as a specialised platform for the doors, windows, accessories and related industries, bringing together companies and professionals from across the sector.
It showcases a wide range of products and solutions, including door systems, aluminium processing technologies, manufacturing machinery and equipment, accessories and raw materials, along with other technologies linked to the construction and real estate development industries.
Nasser bin Rashid Al Hamdi, Member of the Board of Directors of the Omani Real Estate Association, said the participation reflects the association’s commitment to connecting Omani entrepreneurs with international markets and experiences.
He said the visit provides an opportunity to learn about the latest technologies and innovative solutions while opening new channels of communication with manufacturers, companies and specialists.
Al Hamdi added that such participation could contribute to the transfer of knowledge, exchange of expertise and development of professional and commercial relationships that support the real estate sector in the Sultanate of Oman.
He also expressed hope that the exhibition would open broader opportunities for Omani entrepreneurs to build partnerships, exchange experiences and identify solutions and business opportunities that could be adapted to the Omani market.
