The Big Project Middle East (BPME) editorial team has said that the 2026 edition of the popular Digital Construction Summit (DC Summit) will take place on 21 October at the Habtoor Grand Resort, JBR, Dubai.
The BPME team revealed that Artificial Intelligence (AI) in construction, safety and tech, the talent gap and having robust infrastructure will be the themes, along at this year’s day-long event. The team said that the event’s agenda will also have a significant focus on automation and robotics, in addition to digital twins and other technologies.
Like last year’s event, the 2026 DC Summit will feature several panel discussions and presentations from regional experts and thought leaders, and will boast a prominent exhibition and demonstration component.
Registration is complementary but mandatory for construction professionals – click here to register.
The event’s agenda and speakers are also on the website.
The 2026 Digital Construction Summit is sponsored by:
Gold Sponsor: RIB Support Partner: ECC
To learn more about the Digital Construction Summit, click here.
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