Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) has unveiled its February calendar, promising a vibrant month of events at its prestigious venues, including the Dubai International Conference and Exhibition Centre (DICEC) and Dubai Exhibition Centre (DEC) in Expo City. The schedule features 12 major events spanning diverse industries, reinforcing Dubai’s position as a global hub for business, innovation, and networking.

Among the highlights is Medlab Middle East 2025 (3-6 February), a leading event in laboratory medicine. Under the theme “Building businesses. Bridging gaps. Fostering connections,” it will include eight product categories and 12 CME-accredited conferences covering key topics like clinical chemistry and haematology.

The UAE International Dental Conference and Arab Dental Exhibition (AEEDC Dubai) (4-6 February), the largest annual dental event globally, will bring together over 4,000 exhibitors from 155 countries to showcase the latest in dentistry, from research to innovation.

Meanwhile, Ai Everything GLOBAL 2025 will kick off on 4 February at The St. Regis Saadiyat Island Resort in Abu Dhabi before moving to DEC in Dubai on 5-6 February. Organised by DWTC, this event will bring 500+ exhibitors and leading AI experts to discuss advancements in AI technologies and regulations shaping industries like healthcare and education.

The Emirates Diabetes and Endocrinology Congress (EDEC* (8-10 February) will gather global experts to discuss advancements in diabetes care and endocrine science, while Breakbulk Middle East (10-11 February) will focus on the logistics and project cargo sector, offering insights into future projects and industry trends.

The Japan Kyoto Trade Exhibition (10-12 February) will spotlight Japan’s industries, from robotics and gaming to sustainable products, while the World of Coffee Dubai (10-12 February) returns with over 300 exhibitors and a focus on the region’s growing coffee market.

In the aviation field, Aircraft Interiors Middle East (AIME) and Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) (10-12 February) will showcase the latest in airline technology and maintenance solutions.

The one-day Microsoft AI Tour 2025 (12 February) will offer hands-on learning for those keen on exploring AI’s potential for business transformation.

Later in the month, DWTC will host the much-anticipated Gulfood 2025 (17-21 February), celebrating its 30th edition with over 5,000 companies presenting 100,000 products, and the Dubai International Boat Show (19-23 February), showcasing luxury yachts, marine technology, and watersports at Dubai Harbour.

Wrapping up February, the Affiliate World Dubai 2025 (26-27 February) will focus on affiliate marketing and e-commerce trends, while WCA World 2025 (26 February-1 March) will bring together freight forwarders from over 180 countries for logistics networking and collaboration.

These events highlight DWTC’s role in fostering innovation and global partnerships across industries.