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Shopper's paradise
November 11, 2006

When it comes to shopping malls in the Middle East, the figures are mind-boggling. Driven by the GCC countries, the number of shoppers, shopping malls and money going through retailer's tills is going through the roof.
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Toys are big business
November, 2006

Toys are more than playthings. How they work and how they encourage children to interact are important for a chil's physical, mental and emotional development. They are also a steady line of merchandise for retailers
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Education through play

October 6, 2006
It is crucial that between the ages of one to five, a child is nurtured correctly, as this stage of growth determines behavior in subsequent years. Thes playtime is a perfect time to bond with your child
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Major trade show recognizes the importance of child
development through play
September 2006

Through play a child develops an understanding of themselves and those around them, as well as developing the ability to communicate with their peers and adults. It is therefore crucial that betweeen the ages of 1 to 5 a child is nurtured correctly, as more often than not this stage of growth determines behaviour in subsequent years. This is an essential part of child development, acknowledged by Toy Fair Middle East set to take place at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre 13th – 15th May 2007
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Cover Story: Bringing up baby
August 1, 2006
Baby brands are booming across the GCC but there is still plenty of room for growth.
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Hamleys toy store seals Middle East agreement
July 16, 2006

Iconic UK toy retailer Hamleys is planning to open at least six stores in the Middle East as part of a bid to expand internationally. The 250-year old company has signed a franchise agreement with regional retail group Daud Investments, to open up shops in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Emaar Properties’ upcoming Dubai Mall.
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Press Release 22 May 2006

Entrepreneur launches the educational Rahala Board Game at Toy Fair Middle East
Dubai May 22,2006: Dubai is the perfect hub to create new business and achieve commercial recognition. For many first time exhibitors here today, this is the perfect opportunity to find regional distributors and buyers.
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Press Release 16 April 2006

Discover 40 Centuries of Middle Eastern History at ME Toy
Dubai April 16th, 2006: Middle East Toy Fair is set to play host to the very old and the incredibly new when it opens on May 22nd. Featuring everything from educational games, that chart the history of the Middle East through to the latest FIFA World Cup and Asian Games merchandise, toy and baby product; buyers will be able to source the latest designs from around the world.
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Press Release 05 April 2006

FIFA World Cup range and Sudoku Arabic launch at Toy Fair Middle East 2006
Dubai April 5, 2006: The toy market is constantly evolving; development in technologies and the vast amount of new and creative ideas is helping to fuel the growth in demand for new products. Within the Arabian Gulf States 50% of the national population are under 16 years old; the forthcoming Toy Fair Middle East will help manufacturers and suppliers bring the latest products to this large and growing market. The Toy Fair is the largest of its kind within the region, and will take place at The Dubai International Exhibition Centre from 22nd – 24th May 2006.
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Press Release May, 2005

Post Show Report
Exhibitors in 2005 The Middle East Toy Fair took place in May 2005 at the Dubai International Exhibition Centre and was opened by His Highness Sheikh Hasher bin Juma Al Maktoum, Director of Dubai Information Department.

The exhibitors came from 30 countries including Germany, Thailand, Italy, Spain, Greece, Hong Kong, UK, The Netherlands, France, South Africa, Malaysia, Slovenia, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia and China.

The largest groups of exhibitors were from Germany, Thailand and China. The official German pavilion had 16 participants, among them many leading companies such as Ravensburger, Haba, Ernst Paul Lehmann , Happy Learning, NUK and Sterntaler. On the Thai pavilion the visitors could find a wide range of products from companies such as, Apache Industrial Corporation Co, Eddu Plush, Eddu Toy, Voila and Seethong 555 Co.

The show saw a huge increase of companies showing baby and infant products as well as stationery and school equipment for kids...
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