From 16 to 18 September 2025, the Riyadh Front Exhibition & Conference Center will host the inaugural ORGATEC WORKSPACE Saudi Arabia, an international trade fair dedicated to workplace solutions and innovation.
Bringing together more than 89 leading brands and over 44 speakers, the event promises two days of networking, discovery, and forward-thinking dialogue. The exhibition will showcase a broad range of products and solutions for offices and institutional buildings, from ergonomic furniture and architectural fit-out systems to workflow technology, workplace wellbeing solutions, and advanced software.
The accompanying ORGATEC WORKSPACE Summit will feature over 50 industry visionaries, offering insights into emerging workplace trends, creative approaches to office design, and strategies to enhance productivity. Architects, interior designers, IT professionals, contractors, corporate decision-makers, and facility managers will have the opportunity to engage directly with thought leaders who are shaping the global discourse on work environments.
The Kingdom’s rapidly expanding office property market underscores the significance of this event. With $4.9 billion worth of projects under construction, $4.3 billion in the pipeline, and large-scale commercial, residential, and tourism developments valued at $143 billion, demand for office infrastructure and innovative workspace solutions is surging. ORGATEC WORKSPACE Saudi Arabia aligns with the country’s Vision 2030 goals, fostering collaboration between local demand and international expertise.
Organised by Koelnmesse, one of the world’s leading trade fair companies, and dmg events, a significant force in Saudi Arabia’s events landscape since 2011, the show combines global reach with deep local market insight. The result is a platform where innovation, business opportunities, and design excellence meet.
For professionals shaping the future of work, ORGATEC WORKSPACE Saudi Arabia offers a unique opportunity to source products, discover trends, and connect with the people and ideas driving change in workplace design.
