After being present in the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Qatar, the company increases its presence in the Middle East by participating in one of the country’s major tourist festivals
Ximenez Group continues its expansion around the world and adds a new international location to its historical list of locations spread across five continents, where it has successfully developed large-scale decorative lighting projects. This time, Ximenez Group reaches Saudi Arabia, further expanding its presence in the Middle East, having previously established itself in the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Qatar.
A striking decorative lighting project, consisting of over 120,000 points of light spread along more than 200 meters, illuminates one of the main festivals in the country, the Yanbu Flower and Garden Festival, dedicated to nature and celebrated until March 9th. The project, developed by Ximenez Group in Saudi Arabia, illuminates the central area of the festival with over two hundred meters in length, adorned with thousands of luminous falls composed of dichroic elements and glitter to enhance its spectacular and eye-catching features. Thus, Saudi Arabia shines with the hallmark of Ximenez Group, thanks to sustainable and 100% LED lighting integrated into a completely natural environment.
This project was designed and manufactured by Ximenez Group at its main headquarters in Puente Genil, traveling 7,000 kilometers to reach Saudi Arabia for installation and enjoyment by all visitors and locals attending the festival.
For over 75 years illuminating the world
With over 75 years of history, Ximenez Group has developed lighting projects in more than 50 countries worldwide, spanning all five continents. Among its most emblematic projects are those carried out in New York, Berlin, Brussels, Mexico City, London, Madrid, Dubai, and Qatar, among others. This year, the company has expanded its presence in both the Middle East and Europe with the debut projects in Saudi Arabia and Ireland.
The project developed in the Irish city of Dundalk was one of the main attractions during the country’s main festivities and an important international milestone for the company. Designed exclusively for the celebration of St. Brigid during February, the project consisted of several large-scale ogee arches illuminated to the rhythm of music, accompanied by light and sound shows designed for the occasion. Additionally, this project featured the most environmentally friendly and sustainable lighting product on the market, Ecogreenlux, making it one of the main highlights of the spectacular lighting structure.
