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Ducab will be distinguished as one of the event's prominent sponsors to be held March 17th to 19th at the Beach Rotana Hotel in Abu Dhabi.
The Middle East Power and Water Conference is known as one of the industry's most significant annual events, affording the ideal opportunity to get the latest news from industry experts and interact with key-stakeholders and decision-makers in the water and electricity industry.
Starting off the event, a keynote opening address was delivered by H.E. Dr. Mohammed Saeed Al-Kindi, Minister of Environment and Water, followed by H.E. Loay Al-Musallam, Head of the Privatisation Team and Deputy Minister of Planning & Development and Minister of Water & Electricity.
Participants will also benefit from cutting edge presentations from leading organizations such as AWCA Power, GCC Interconnection Agency, ECRA, FEWA, IDA, KFUPM, QEWC, and WEC.
Commenting on Ducab's participation, Ducab's Managing Director, Andrew Shaw said:
"MEED's Middle East Power and Water Conference is the leading power conference of the region, attracting industry professionals from across the globe. It provides the ideal platform to present expert analysis that stimulates discussions about the latest developments and future of the power and water industry. It provides in-depth information about developing projects with an unparalleled speaker line-up including clients, leaders and innovators. It affords extended networking opportunities and covers a comprehensive curriculum, full of informative presentations, case studies and discussions. Participants will also take advantage of the interactive half-day workshop after the conference focusing on Private Power Projects and Partnerships".
"As the leading supplier of power cables in the Middle East, we are a major player in the power industry and we consider it imperative to contribute to the success of this major power event as sponsors of MEED's Middle East Power and Water Conference!" added Mr. Shaw.
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