Future Landscape & Public Realm

Saudi Arabia | Construction

Third Party Event

25 Apr 2017 - 26 Apr 2017

If you belong to any of the below categories, don’t miss this opportunity to showcase your solution to the government representatives, contractors, developers and many more:

  • Hardscape (stones, rocks, etc…);
  • Softscape (soil, plants, flower, etc…);
  • Irrigation and drip irrigation equipment and supplies;
  • Outdoor and street furniture;
  • Water recycling equipment and systems;
  • Grey water equipment and systems;
  • Landscape drainage systems.

 
To find out more about the most suitable sponsorship package for your business objectives, you can:

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