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Middle East Coatings Show 2026 Opens at Dubai Exhibition Centre

The 31st Middle East Coatings Show opened on September 28, 2026, at the Dubai Exhibition Centre in Expo City Dubai. Organiser dmg events reported that the exhibition marks the first time the biennial trade show is hosted at this new venue. The event is projected to gather more than 5,000 visitors and feature over 300 international brands across the coatings sector.

Published Source: IndexBox

The 31st edition of the Middle East Coatings Show officially opened on September 28, 2026, at the Dubai Exhibition Centre located in Expo City Dubai, according to event organiser dmg events as reported by IndexBox.

This year's staging marks the first time the biennial trade exhibition has been hosted at the Dubai Exhibition Centre venue.

Organisers stated that the trade event brings together industry professionals, manufacturers, raw material suppliers, distributors, and technical specialists from regional and international markets.

The exhibition is expected to draw more than 5,000 visitors and host over 300 participating brands representing the paints, coatings, and surface finishing supply chain.

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