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Inspired by the success of the AccessAbilities Expo in Dubai:

The AccessAbilities Expo Arabia & Africa is the first exhibition of its kind in the Arab and African countries, organized with the aim of empowering more than 250 million people living in this vast geography that includes about 2 billion people.

According to the WHO, the number of people with disabilities worldwide currently stands at 1.3 billion, or about 16% of the total of any society. This number is expected to rise to 2 billion people in 2050, or 1 in 6 people with a specific disability or special need.

This exhibition constitutes a global platform to showcase the latest innovations and assistive technologies, provide solutions, services and best practices in the fields of rehabilitation, integration, infrastructure development and the quality of services provided by government agencies and private companies, with the aim of contributing to improving the quality of life of people with disabilities.

On the sidelines of the exhibition, many conferences, seminars and workshops are held that will contribute to launching the largest awareness campaign in the history of Arab and African countries with the aim of improving the lives of people with disabilities and enabling them to rely on themselves better.

The exhibition provides a global platform for communication and creating opportunities for cooperation between government agencies and bodies, international companies, specialized centers, professionals working in this sector and the community of people with disabilities, in addition to exchanging experiences and ideas and promoting inclusiveness, which works to encourage society to adopt comprehensive practices that support the rights of people with disabilities.

Key event highlights

The AccessAbilities Expo Arabia & Africa will provide the following key services to enhance exhibitor engagement:

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Inspired by the success of AccessAbilities Expo in Dubai.
AccessAbilities Expo Arabian & African is held in Cairo. This event builds on the remarkable achievements and insights from the annual Dubai version of the event which has seen great success over its six previous editions.

Networking Service with Relevant Entities through the “Hosted Buyers Program”: This program has been designed for exhibitors, offering them opportunities to meet with key government officials, rehabilitation center representatives, and members of the disability community. The aim is to introduce them to the exhibitors’ equipment and highlight the unique features of their products. This direct connection with potential buyers—companies, centers, government bodies, and both local and international organizations—facilitates production development, profit growth, and service enhancement.

⁠Knowledge Platform: Expert-led discussions on the latest trends in caregiving, rehabilitation, assistive technology, inclusive education, accessible tourism, and other exciting topics.

Sports for All Area: A dedicated space for inclusive sports activities, inspired by Dubai’s model, will encourage physical activity and allow people with disabilities from various clubs to participate in games and competitions, fostering positivity and inclusive competitive values.

Art for All Area: Workshops that provide a creative space for self-expression, similar to Dubai’s initiative, where children with disabilities and local and international artists can express themselves in an inclusive environment.

Beauty for All Area: A designated area for people with disabilities of all ages, offering beauty and self-care advice, as well as free makeup and nail care services. This initiative aims to boost self-confidence and promote a sense of empowerment and well-being among participants.