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Qatar StoneTech is recognized as the International Stone and Stone Technology Show, serving as the most influential and strategically significant event dedicated exclusively to the stone, marble, and granite industry across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. This specialized exhibition is a pivotal component of the highly anticipated Project Qatar exhibition, bringing together top regional and international suppliers, manufacturers, agents, and engineers at the heart of Qatar’s booming construction market.
Held in Doha, Qatar, the show provides a dynamic platform for businesses aiming to capitalize on the sustained growth and diversification of the Qatar Construction Market. It is the essential destination where global expertise meets regional opportunity, paving the way for the next generation of stunning, durable, and technically advanced built environments, including luxurious residential towers, world-class hospitality venues, and expansive public infrastructure.
The comprehensive showcase features a wide array of Key Products and Services, including Natural Stone Suppliers—like Marble, Granite, Travertine, and Onyx—as well as Engineered Stone, Quartz Surfaces, and large-format Technical Ceramics. Visitors can explore the latest advancements in Technology and Machinery, such as CNC machinery, Bridge Saws, Water-jet cutters, Polishing and Cutting Tools, and Advanced Quarrying Equipment. Specialized Chemicals and Accessories, including abrasives, resins, adhesives, and sealants for maintenance and restoration, are also prominently displayed.
Qatar StoneTech guarantees a significant Return on Investment for industry professionals by offering direct access to high-calibre decision-makers, including architects and interior designers actively sourcing finishes for Luxury Architectural Design projects. The event attracts distributors and agents from across the GCC and Levant seeking exclusive partnerships with international Natural Stone Suppliers and technology firms. Furthermore, government and public sector engagement, including entities like Ashghal (Public Works Authority), offers unique chances to position products directly within the public procurement process, allowing international firms to establish a strong local presence and secure long-term supply contracts in a stable and wealthy economy.