Al-Nayrouz Exhibitions is gearing up to host the 27th edition of its “Hazi Misr Prime” real estate exhibition in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, from May 8 to 10, 2025, Invest-Gate reports.
Islam Burhan, Chairman of Al-Nayrouz Exhibitions, announced that the event aims to attract over 8,000 visitors and will feature 25 leading Egyptian real estate developers. The exhibition continues to be a key platform for Saudi investors interested in the Egyptian real estate market, reflecting the growing demand for investment opportunities in both countries.
The event will serve as a direct investment hub, allowing real estate developers from Egypt and Saudi Arabia to engage in discussions, explore partnerships, and exchange expertise. In addition to Riyadh, the exhibition will also expand its presence in the United Arab Emirates, with a one-day edition in Dubai on May 16, 2025, further opening doors for Egyptian developers in the Gulf region.
Alongside the exhibition, a series of business meetings will bring together Egyptian and Emirati investors to discuss investment prospects and establish strategic collaborations in key real estate projects.
Haitham Burhan, CEO of Al-Nayrouz Exhibitions, revealed plans to organize another edition of “Hazi Misr Prime” in Riyadh from October 23 to 25, 2025, followed by a Jeddah edition from November 20 to 22, 2025.
Burhan highlighted the exhibition’s success in generating significant sales for participating developers, reinforcing investor confidence in Egypt’s real estate sector. He emphasized that “Hazi Misr Prime” has played a crucial role in attracting Gulf-based investors and showcasing Egypt’s most promising real estate opportunities.
Over the years, “Hazi Misr Prime” has positioned itself as one of the region’s leading real estate events, offering developers a platform to expand their presence in Gulf markets. It continues to promote premium Egyptian real estate projects, presenting lucrative opportunities for investors seeking secure and high-return investments in Egypt’s thriving property sector.