KI, who offer furnishing solutions to the Business, Education, Government and Healthcare sectors, are growing rapidly in the Middle East. The year is expected to end well ahead of plan.
KI is one of the largest importers of furniture into the Middle East. Working with long term partner Furnicon Royal Interiors/Al Bawardi Group, they have recently undertaken major projects or further phases for prestigious clients such as: The Abu Dhabi Executive Council, ADMA–OPCO, Mubadala, Etisalat, Borouge, ALDAR and National Bank of Abu Dhabi in the U.A.E.
KI have also recently supplied furniture for the Arabian Gulf University in Bahrain, with Greenarchers, Saudi Arabian Chevron in Kuwait with Midas, The International Academy of Amman, Queen Rania Paediatric Hospital and Columbia University in Jordan with APS, G.E, and the Cardiology Hospital in Qatar, The American University in Beirut, Lebanon and multiple Community Colleges and Colleges of Science and Technology for M.O.H.E (Ministry of Higher Education) in Saudi Arabia with Riyadh House.
Jonathan M. Hindle – KI’s Group Managing Director, E.M.E.A. comments:
“These prestigious Middle East projects in the Business, Education and Healthcare sectors and the quality and experience of our partners in each country of the region are a great source of pride to KI. We continue to invest in this successful structure. KI’s Regional Sales Manager is Robert Cumming who is based in Dubai and has over 10 years experience in the Middle East. Robert, the International Sales Support Team and I look forward to growing KI’s presence in the Middle East over the coming years’’
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Growing in the Middle East is not easy. I hope that I can do my dream here.
As one of the largest furniture importers in the Middle East, KI collaborates with their long-term partner, Furnicon Royal Interiors/Al Bawardi Group. Together, they have successfully completed Connections Wordle significant projects for esteemed clients such as the Abu Dhabi Executive Council, ADMA–OPCO, Mubadala, Etisalat, Borouge, ALDAR, and National Bank of Abu Dhabi in the U.A.E.
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The Middle East is not a continent so you did not have to say the "Surrounding continents are Africa, Asia and Europe" because the region is literally situated on parts of all three continents. It includes countries in West Asia, Europe and Africa. Egypt making the African part of the Middle East and Turkey making the Eurasian part of the Middle East. The rest of the region is situated in Asia, Western Asia to be specific, meaning the Arabian Peninsula, the Levant, Iraq, Iran, Cyprus and Israel are all in the Asian continent. The Middle East is a transcontinental geopolitical region that is not confined to a single continent and it sits on, and intersects with Africa, Asia and Europe.
Middle Eastern countries are seeing fast expansion in the areas of government and healthcare. It is anticipated that the year will come to a close far earlier than anticipated.
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