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"According to data from Gulf projects tracker, MEED Projects, some $15bn-worth of wastewater treatment capacity is planned to be built in the GCC by 2015."
MEED, Issue No 22 (28 May - 3 June 2010)
The need to reduce reliance on expensive desalination is pushing the region to improve the quality of its wastewater. This event will provide three days of critical project updates, timelines and discussions on projected portfolios.
Key clients and relevant ministries, water holding companies, contractors and financiers will present the latest private and public alternative procurement models. Additionally, hear construction and technology developments in sludge treatment, industrial wastewater and the latest advanced wastewater solutions throughout the Middle East.
This is your opportunity to find out about the commercial opportunities available in the market and meet clients including: Saudi Arabia’s National Water Company, Ministry of Works & Housing - Bahrain, Ministry of Public Works - Kuwait, Abu Dhabi Sewerage Services Company (ADSSC ), Dubai Municipality - UAE and Ministry of Finance - Egypt.
MEED’s 7th Annual Middle East Wastewater Treatment & Reuse 2011 conference is the most established wastewater event in the region and an invaluable opportunity for you to meet and network with all those behind the next phase of growth in this sector.
Only at Wastewater Treatment and Reuse 2011
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Discover what Saudi Arabia’s SR920m wastewater privatization programme plans are and learn how they market and sell TSE
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Get first hand information on Bahrain’s development of their industrial wastewater treatment plant
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Get the specifics on the Muharraq project financing strategies and the positive implications it has on future projects across your sector
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Get up to date with wastewater demand, capacity and plans for Kuwait’s sector and learn about their latest alternative procurement models
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Find out the most recent plans and forecasts for Egypt’s PPP wastewater programme from the Ministry of Finance
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Explore Abu Dhabi’s current projects and find out the reasons behind their major plans and what their projections for the future might mean for you
What’s new for 2011?
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Regional project updates from
NWC, Ministry of Public Works - Kuwait, ADSSC, Ministry of Works & Housing - Bahrain, Dubai Municipality and the
Ministry of Finance - Egypt
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Case studies from clients on how they
market and sell treated sewage effluent
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Alternative procurement models and the future of privatisation and PPP programmes
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Contracting panel discussion with Samsung and Besix covering
updates and challenges on regional projects currently under construction
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Update on the
role of the Public Sector in the Muharraq project in Bahrain
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Client case study on how the hydrocarbons and steel industries operate and
monetise their industrial wastewater treatment plants
Benefits of attending:
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Gain the client perspective: Hear directly from key clients on their development plans and learn about the latest project opportunities
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Unparalleled networking: Meet those awarding contracts and those already working on new projects: build new relationships and strengthen existing ones
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Solutions to key challenges: Presentations and discussions will focus on how to overcome the strategic problems facing the wastewater sector. How are leading players tackling statutory, regulatory and environmental pressures and streamlining costs and operations?
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Access fresh perspectives: Gain up-to the minute insight from an unprecedented line-up of authoritative speakers and discover how your peers are positioning themselves to grow their business
For more information on how you can contribute to this year’s programme email us
Click on the videos below to view previous MEED discussions on wastewater
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