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Committed to partnering with regional governments to address future industry scenarios, GE executives will address industry and government audiences, sharing their vision for sustainable development of the region's power and water resources.
Commenting on the support that GE has extended to the event, Abdullah Taibah, Region Executive & General Manager, Middle East and Africa, GE Energy, said:
"GE is committed to implementing sustainable solutions to address power and water requirements in the region. WETEX offers a valuable platform for GE to be able to target key decision makers across the region. We are happy to be a co-sponsor at WETEX once again and offer recommendations for regional success."
Taibah added: "GE's diverse product and service base can be a key building block for sustainable infrastructure development and its pioneering hybrid technologies could reduce water and power generation costs. We pledge our commitment to regional partnerships aimed at making sustainable development ambitions a reality."
Earl Jones, Director, Water Scarcity Solutions, GE Water and Process technologies said: "GE is committed to investing in the long-term sustainable infrastructure that will be critical to the Middle East's growth. At a time when water and power scarcity have never been so important, GE is proud to be a co-sponsor of WETEX and we look forward to having a real discussion on how industries, like GE, and the government can come together to best address the critical infrastructure issues facing the region."
The exhibition will include a number of technical seminars with GE Energy addressing environmental issues while GE Water will focus on water scarcity and reclamation topics.
Posted by Anne-Birte Stensgaard, Senior News Editor
