Kashkha Line is preparing a November exhibition in Kuwait City, with public promotion advertising a four-day event at Assima Mall.
Kashkha Expo is being advertised for 5–8 November at Assima Mall, bringing a temporary exhibition into one of Kuwait City’s established shopping destinations. Kashkha Line, whose official account identifies Basma Alkhalaf as the person behind the business, lists the expo as its next event in November 2026.
The organiser has begun inviting brands to participate, positioning the exhibition around bringing exhibitors together with an audience interested in their products. Its September promotional material emphasised the setting and presentation of participating brands, although a detailed exhibitor list has yet to be established from the information publicly available.
For visitors, that list will provide the clearest picture of what the November event will offer. The announcement establishes the planned occasion and location; the participating businesses and programme will determine its character.
Preparations ahead of November
The organiser’s Instagram account describes Kashkha Line as an event-management business working across exhibitions, conferences and corporate events. It also directs prospective participants towards registration for the upcoming expo.
A publicly shared account of an introductory gathering for Kashkha Expo thanked Basma Alkhalaf for the invitation and reception, indicating that preparations have included a meeting ahead of the exhibition itself.
The advertised four-day run would begin on Thursday, 5 November, and continue through Sunday, 8 November, taking in Kuwait’s Friday and Saturday weekend. Daily opening times and visitor-entry arrangements remain details to check with the organiser before making plans.
An exhibition within a city-centre destination
Assima provides a different setting from a standalone exhibition hall. Visitors attending the expo would arrive at a development that already combines shops, restaurants and entertainment with offices and accommodation.
According to Assima’s official website, the wider development has a total built-up area of 380,000 square metres. That figure covers the mixed-use project, rather than the exhibition space. The development is owned through Assima Real Estate Company, a wholly owned subsidiary of Salhia Real Estate Company.
Salhia’s 2021 annual report records the mall’s soft opening on 8 November 2021. The expo’s advertised closing date would therefore fall five years after that opening.
The venue’s existing retail setting gives the event a clear geographical focus in Kuwait City. It does not, by itself, establish how many people will attend the exhibition, and no attendance projection has been verified.
What visitors can expect next
The next useful announcement will be the exhibitor line-up, alongside opening hours and the exact location within the mall. Those details will allow visitors to distinguish the expo’s offer from Assima’s permanent stores and plan their visit around the businesses taking part.
For now, Kashkha Line has put a November date in view and begun promoting participation. The forthcoming programme will turn that initial announcement into a fuller picture of the four-day event.
