The Middle East and North Africa 2018 printing market amounted to $26000000000

According to Smiths Paino (Smithers Pira) report, released the latest display of GDP in 2012, the Middle East and North Africa printing market reached US $17400000000, and is expected to maintain an annual growth rate of 7.2% during the period 2013~2018 and eventually reach $26000000000. Attention to the Middle East and North Africa printing market has reached a hitherto unknown degree.

Volatility in oil markets has brought tremendous pressure to change the mode of economic growth to the area. In the diversified development of government policy support, the Middle East and North Africa region's printing and publishing industry investment rose markedly. New devices continue to replace the old equipment capacity is limited, in the promotion of new technology, the printing and publishing industry automation production level is also rising. The growth of investment to the Middle East and North Africa region printing enterprises, raw material suppliers and equipment suppliers are brought great opportunities, but the volatile situation in the region but also to the printing industry's overall growth cast a shadow.

In 2013, Saudi Arabia is expected to become a market printing revenue in the Middle East and North Africa's fastest growing. But in terms of production, Turkey will become the undisputed big boss, it will provide the region with the yield of 39%, followed by Saudi Arabia and Iran. Iraq's printed output will record growth in 2013. Because Syria is shrouded in the shadow of war in 2013, the bottom.

In recent years, digital printing showed strong growth momentum, with the continued shrinking long printing needs, the short version and variable data printing has become the mainstream business printing market.

As everyone knows, the policy has great influence on the printing and publishing industry, influence development using the language of different countries and the printing industry supervision will be on the local printing and publishing industry. Countries in education investment also decides the prosperity of the country's book printing market. In addition, the unstable political situation will also have a negative impact on the printing market.

Effects of commercial web, sheetfed and newspaper printing machine in the "Arabia spring" series of exercising at maximum, the size and the circulation of newspapers has declined. Along with the people to the escalation of action against the oppressive regime, many publishing projects are on hold.

In 2012, the cardboard packaging has become one of the largest printing market in the Middle East and North Africa; in 2013, the newspaper's market share will decline further, and other printed publications such as magazines and books, etc., are expected to grow. Large format inkjet printing will become a growth point of the most important in the Middle East and North africa.