DUBAI, 30th April, 2025 (WAM) -- WORKSPACE, the region’s leading exhibition for workplace interiors and technology, returns to Dubai World Trade Centre from 27th to 29th May with an expanded agenda focused on AI, sustainability, and human-centric office design.
Now in its 20th year, the event remains the Middle East and North Africa’s premier platform for workspace innovation. The 2025 edition will feature exhibitors from the USA, Germany, Italy, UAE, Türkiye and the Republic of Korea, showcasing office technology, wellness solutions and interior design. Key brands include Haworth, Steelcase, Interstuhl, LAS, Dauphin, Alea, Frezza, Motif Interiors, Treelocate and Diemme.
A major highlight, the WORKSPACE Summit, will introduce forums on ergonomics, neurodivergent workplace design, and social spaces, as well as short-format sessions designed to increase engagement and accessibility.
The expanded agenda follows consultations with the Summit Advisory Board, comprised of 14 experts from companies including Microsoft, Emirates NBD, CBRE and JLL. Marina Mrdjen, Advisory Board Chair and Founder of Intelier, said the focus is on fostering more dynamic and inclusive dialogue around workplace transformation.
Elaine O’Connell, Senior Vice President of Design and Hospitality at dmg events, said, “WORKSPACE continues to lead the conversation on wellbeing, flexibility and purpose in office environments, providing actionable insights and connecting industry leaders with innovative solutions.”
The 2025 Advisory Board includes representatives from Gensler, Bluehaus, M Moser Associates, Summertown Interiors, Broadway Interiors and more, ensuring the Summit reflects deep industry expertise.
WORKSPACE will be co-located with INDEX and The Hotel Show, drawing 33,000 visitors and more than 920 exhibitors. Together, the three events offer a complete design ecosystem across workplace, residential and commercial interiors, further reinforcing Dubai’s role as a regional hub for innovation and excellence.