Exhibitions / Congresses

Home Delivery World Middle East

United Arab Emirates, Dubai - May 12–14, 2026
Home Delivery Middle East Home Delivery World Middle East encompasses every aspect of the retail logistics and supply chain process, starting from inventory management and fulfillment in the warehouse to delivery and the customer experience at the final destination.

The complete conference and exhibition are committed to addressing groundbreaking solutions for autonomous technologies, delivery services, grocers, retailers, manufacturers, and warehousing throughout the final mile.

The agenda showcases the future of innovative supply chain and delivery solutions and addresses the challenges that many manufacturers, retailers, and grocers face.

Each track includes a collection of presentations, panels, fireside chats, interactive roundtables and more to help guide our collaborative environment of learning and strategising!
Date(s)
May 12–14, 2026
Venue
Dubai World Trade Centre
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