Truck & Fleet Confex 2025 set to debut in Dubai this September
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Attendees will be able to engage with live product showcases as well as the industry's biggest dedicated conference in the region
Truck & Fleet Middle East has officially announced the launch of Truck & Fleet Confex 2025, a new conference and exhibition platform dedicated to the future of commercial transportation and fleet operations in the region.
The one-day event will take place on 16 September 2025 in Dubai, continuing the popular Truck and Fleet Middle East's series of events, the new Truck and Fleet Confex 2025 brings together government authorities, fleet operators, technology providers, OEMs, and logistics leaders to share insights, tackle industry challenges, and showcase the latest commercial vehicles and fleet solutions.
'After five mainline Truck & Fleet conferences, Truck & Fleet Confex 2025 reflects the huge momentum across commercial mobility in the Gulf right now,' said Stephen White, Head of Content at Truck & Fleet Middle East.
'This is more than just another industry event — it's a chance for fleet professionals, regulators, and suppliers to collaborate on the key challenges and opportunities shaping our sector. Whether it's getting more out of your existing operation, exploring the potential of NEVs, digital fleet tools, or smarter logistics planning, this is where the real conversations will happen.'
Attendees can expect a comprehensive thought-leadership programme exploring topics such as fleet electrification, emissions reduction, digitalisation, supply chain sustainability, and future-ready fleet strategies.
The conference will host keynote presentations, deep-dive panel discussions, and case studies from leading transport innovators and regional government representatives.
In addition to the conference content, the event will feature a unique on-site exhibition showcasing the latest in trucks, trailers, EV solutions, telematics platforms, fleet services, and aftermarket innovations.
Attendees will also be able to engage with live product demos and participate in test drives of next-generation commercial vehicles.
Networking is a core component of the Confex experience. The event will offer curated opportunities for attendees to connect, including structured networking breaks, roundtable sessions, and meet-the-expert engagements. Key themes include OEM innovation, connected fleet technology, EV infrastructure rollout, and efficient procurement and fleet management strategies.
Truck & Fleet Confex 2025 is targeted at a wide audience across the commercial transport ecosystem — from fleet and logistics managers, vehicle manufacturers, and government authorities, to engineers, contractors, and service providers.
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