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Fahd Muhammad Al Khayarin, Assistant Undersecretary for Social Development Affairs at the Ministry of Social Development and Family

“Social Development” reveal the 2nd edition of Gulf Housing Week

The Ministry of Social Development and Family, has announced the second edition of the Gulf Housing Week, taking place this year in Qatar from May 13 to 16, at the Qatar National Convention Centre (QNCC).

This significant event aims to provide a platform for governmental entities across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region to convene, exchange insights, and chart a transformative path towards sustainable social development and family welfare. 

The Gulf Housing Week serves as a forum for dialogue and collaboration among key stakeholders, including policymakers, industry experts, and innovators focusing on housing and community well-being, the event seeks to address pertinent issues and explore innovative solutions that promote inclusive growth and prosperity.

Fahd Muhammad Al Khayarin, Assistant Undersecretary for Social Development Affairs at the Ministry of Social Development and Family commented: “Doha is honored to host the Gulf Housing Week as it reaffirms our steadfast commitment to advancing social development and family welfare. This collaborative endeavor stands as a testament to our collective determination to address housing challenges, promote sustainable urbanization, and foster development. Through meaningful dialogue, we aspire to chart a course towards a brighter future for our communities, one characterized by resilience, prosperity, and well-being.”

Featuring a diverse range of sessions, panel discussions, and workshops, the event offers attendees unparalleled opportunities to engage in meaningful discourse and foster synergies that contribute to sustainable development. 

Topics of discussion will encompass housing affordability, urban planning, community empowerment, and other critical areas.

The upcoming Gulf Housing Week Event, coinciding with the 5th edition of the Build Your House Exhibition (BYH), represents a significant opportunity for government officials to engage with Qatari Nationals and industry stakeholders. This premier platform facilitates crucial discussions on sustainable living within the GCC, emphasizing informed decision-making in house construction and renovation endeavors.

Through showcasing cutting-edge solutions, transformative technologies, and exemplary projects, the exhibition underscores its commitment to sustainability and resilience in housing development. Visitors will have a unique chance to explore innovative initiatives and witness firsthand the progress shaping the future of housing in the region.

BYH aims to attract prominent and established companies in Qatar to provide the opportunity for users, especially Qataris, to understand, learn and learn about the latest developments in the world of contracting and architectural design to implement and build their own dream home.

The exhibition will be an event to engage citizens with several topics related to building their homes. It will include information about building houses, how to choose appropriate designs, the criteria required to select a suitable consultant and contractor, and all the details of the implementation stages. This exhibition presents a mixture of informative exhibits on advanced technology and materials used in contracting, architecture, and interior design.

The exhibition, through its strategic plan and content will serve as a distinguished platform for Qataris to innovate or add new designs and features to their homes. It will also highlight small and medium-sized local projects, as well as the development of their products and services, especially hundreds of modern smart devices at a lower cost of design, construction, and innovation.

Rawad Sleem, Co-Founder and General Manager of NexTfairs for Exhibitions and Conferences, expressed his excitement for the partnership forged between the Ministry of Social Development and Family and NexTfairs, stating: “Our collaboration sets the stage for hosting the prestigious Gulf Housing Week event alongside the Build Your House Exhibition (BYH) in Qatar. The convergence of these important events promises immense advantages for all participants and visitors, underscoring our shared commitment to nurturing sustainable communities. By merging our expertise, we are facilitating pivotal knowledge-sharing and igniting a unified drive towards advancing Qatar’s sustainable development goals.”

 


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