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    Riyadh hosts the most prestigious perfume exhibition in the Middle East

    February 27, 2022
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    An exhibition of perfumes, the largest of its kind in the Middle East, opened yesterday in the Riyadh Front area. This is one of the season’s entertainment areas, and will run until March 14. Over 200 brands of luxury perfumes, both Arab and international, participated in the perfume pavilions in the presence of perfume experts and enthusiasts. The exhibition’s activities included holding workshops for the manufacture of perfumes, and offering attendees special discounts and offers.

    Riyadh hosts the most prestigious perfume exhibition in the Middle East

    Visitors were able to create their own perfumes among other noteworthy events at the fair. One of the most prominent events in the Riyadh exhibition calendar, the Perfume Exhibition, brings together the finest international and Arab perfume brands in one place. This exhibition covers an area of more than 40 thousand square meters. The event is part of the season’s high-profile events and features perfumes, incense, and aromatic products.

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