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During a tour of the exhibition - the region's only international show for the chemical, petrochemical, chemical process technology, corrosion control and management industries - Al Mutaiwee said the council's existence is timely to guide Dubai's future development.
'The world today is facing many challenges. The Executive Council will support the government's efforts to meet these challenges and ensure Dubai's future prosperity,' Al Mutaiwee said.
'The economy is continuing to grow strongly and the council will work to cement economic integration within the framework of the comprehensive development of the nation.'
Al Mutaiwee praised the role of specialist trade shows, such as Chemtex and Corrosion, in bringing exhibitors and visitors to Dubai and boosting the emirate's travel and hospitality sectors.
'The participation of big official delegations from Asia's two largest countries, China and India, is proof that Dubai, despite mounting competition from other countries, retains its regional market leadership in the exhibition sector due to its high quality infrastructure and facilities,' the Director General said.
Al Mutaiwee opens biggest Chemtex and Corrosion
The newly established Dubai Executive Council will help ensure the emirate's strong economic growth H.E. Abdul Rahman Al Mutaiwee, Director General, Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry said at the opening of the Chemtex and Corrosion industry show.
- United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, March 05 - 2003 at 10:25
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Chemtex and Corrosion Middle East 2003 is one of 68 shows scheduled to take place at the Dubai International Exhibition Centre (DIEC) this year, a 45% increase on 2002.Organised by International Expo-Consults (IEC) the exhibition is 25% larger last year. It features 70 companies and industry organisations, with national pavilions from India, and, for the first time, China.
In addition to its national pavilion, housing 20 companies, India will tomorrow (Wednesday) host a powerful government-supported industry specific seminar programme, at the World Trade Centre Hotel.
The programme, that will focus on India's power and process industry and its engineering, plant and machinery sectors, will include a keynote address by India's Ambassador to the UAE, H E K. C. Singh.
Chemtex and Corrosion Middle East 2003, that runs until Thursday (March 6), is open from 10am until 1pm and from 4.30pm until 8.30pm to trade visitors only. Children under 16 will not be admitted.
The exhibition has industry backing from NACE, the National Association of Corrosion Engineers. It is officially supported by Dubai's Department of Economic Development and the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
For more information: Malcolm Ward, MCS/Action, PO Box 20970, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Tel: + 971 4 3902960; Fax: + 971 4 3908161.
Or visit Chemtex & Corrosion online at: www.chemtexmiddleeast.com
Anne-Birte Stensgaard, News EditorWednesday, March 05 - 2003 at 10:25 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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This Article was updated on Tuesday, December 16 - 2003
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