The Lighting Design & Technology Expo is the only trade show in Saudi Arabia devoted to the lighting sector, and it will take place at the Riyadh Front Exhibition & Conference Centre from September 9 to 11, 2025.

Through the Lighting Design & Technology Expo, you can network with the most prominent lighting designers, consultants, system integrators, engineers, architects, hospitality owners, interior designers, and fit-out companies in the area. These are the experts who are actively seeking candidates for prestigious projects at Red Sea Global, Qiddiya, NEOM, and other companies. Moreover, the Lighting Design & Technology Expo offers the ideal setting for connecting with Saudi Arabia's high-value project buyers. The moment has come to develop relationships, produce high-quality leads, promote your goods, and grow your brand in Saudi Arabia. Global lighting brands are finding great opportunities in Saudi Arabia due to the country's giga-project boom, fast smart city development, and growing demand for cutting-edge lighting technology. Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 aims to diversify its economy, reduce oil dependence, and enhance public service industries like tourism, education, infrastructure, health, and recreation. The government plans to invest significantly in developing Saudi Arabia's infrastructure to achieve these goals. Position your brand in Saudi Arabia's lighting landscape, attracting consultants, designers, engineers, and integrators who are actively sourcing for the country's largest projects, transforming conversations into real business. Engage with high-value buyers to define lighting for giga projects, smart cities, and luxury hospitality, capturing actionable leads and turning conversations into contracts. Gain local market insights, establish business partnerships in Saudi Arabia's lighting market, and showcase innovative products to key buyers for upcoming projects. Connect with decision-makers involved in Saudi Arabia's giga projects, including NEOM, Red Sea Global, Amaala, Qiddiya, Diriyah, and ROSHN. Read more: Future Projects Forum (FPF)