Over 120 Countries Participate in the Fourth Edition of World of Coffee Dubai 2025
Dubai is preparing to host the fourth edition of the “World of Coffee – Dubai” exhibition from February 10 to 12, 2025, organized by “DXB Live,” the specialized event organizing arm at the Dubai World Trade Centre. This event, the largest of its kind in the region, will feature participants from over 120 countries to exchange knowledge and innovations in the coffee industry.
In collaboration with the Specialty Coffee Association, the exhibition will be held across a 20,000-square-meter space, a 33% increase from last year, allowing more exhibitors to showcase the latest technologies and trends in the world of coffee. The exhibition aims to provide a comprehensive platform that brings together farmers, traders, manufacturers, distributors, café owners, coffee experts, and coffee enthusiasts from around the world.
In this context, Yiannis Apostolopoulos, CEO of the Specialty Coffee Association, highlighted that Dubai’s unique strategic location strengthens its position as a global trading hub, making it the ideal environment for coffee business growth. He added, “We are excited to see the fourth edition, which will be the largest and most impactful so far.”
Khaled Al Hammadi, Senior Vice President of “DXB Live,” stated that the exhibition plays a significant role in supporting Dubai’s growth as a key center for the specialty coffee industry. He also emphasized the thriving future of this sector in the emirate, which offers great opportunities for both local and international companies looking to expand their coffee businesses.
The exhibition will feature a series of specialized workshops and lectures, along with competitions and championships that award the most creative participants in design and innovation. Highlighted events include the “Roasters Village,” the “Cupping Room,” and the “Brew Bar.”
This edition comes as the value of the coffee market in the Middle East and North Africa is expected to reach $11.5 billion by 2025, further underscoring the importance of coffee as a strategic global commodity.
