At Iran MIDEX 2020 exhibition the firms have put on display their latest products, equipment, and services, IRNA reported.

The eight foreign firms taking part in MIDEX 2020 are from Germany, South Korea, Italy, Belgium, France, and China.

The expo features products in several categories, including prefabricated buildings, lighting, building automation, modern technologies of installation, furniture, open space and interior design equipment, curtains, wallpaper, decorative coverings, ornamental instruments, sport and entertainment furniture and electronic devices – such as those used in smart, remote-control and building security systems.

The exhibition is aimed at presenting domestic capabilities and potentials in the fields of architecture, decoration and interior design to the world, providing Iranian companies with a chance to gain greater knowledge about the latest capabilities and modern technologies – particularly in the fields of nanotechnology and biotechnology, creating new trade opportunities, boosting employment, connecting academics and manufacturers and identifying the potentials of the country’s export services in the areas of decoration and interior design.

The fair will be open to visitors from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (local time) until January 17.

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The beautiful tiles and geometric motifs used in the religious and civil structures of Iran were highlighted in the exhibit “Fascinating Persia, Beauties of Islamic Geometry”, the university announced.

The exhibit, which was held from October 6 to November 13, put 30 photos on display that Maria Simon took during a trip to Iran.

In the closing ceremony held at the university on Monday, Iranian cultural attaché to Spain Alireza Esmaeili said that the photos represented a small part of the sustainable Islamic Iranian architecture, whose examples are observed in Spain by the presence of Islam.

The rector of the University of Almeria, Carmelo Rodriguez Torreblanca, also gave a short speech during the ceremony, in which he thanked Esmaeili for organizing the exhibition.

He also expressed his hope that there would be more opportunities for Spanish people to become better acquainted with Persian art.

Also at the closing ceremony, Pilar Garrido Clemente, the professor of Arab and Islamic studies at the University of Murcia, delivered a speech titled “Spiritual Geometry and Architecture in Iran”.

Iran’s Cultural Office in Spain organized the exhibit in collaboration with the University of Almeria.

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