Atlantis, the Palm Dubai, U.A.E. / 12 - 14 December 2016
20th Middle East Iron & Steel Conference
The largest MENA event for iron and steel returns for its 20th installment in a year which looks set to be testing for the global iron and steel markets.
It offers unparalleled networking opportunities with top executives from all the big players in the regional steel market as well as the global steel supply chain.
Last year we welcomed 816 delegates from 414 companies based in 35 countries.
“The steel conference of the year where ideas are melted together in the conference hall then casted to frame the future of the steel industry” – Karim Doha, Managing Director, Ascotec
“Definitely this is number one in my opinion because of the diversity of the people attending: different industries interests" - Nabil El Khatib, Procurement Director, Al Ezz Dekheila Steel Company
“The most sought after steel event in Middle East" - S K Ray, General Manager, Shadeed Iron & Steel LLC
Reasons to attend:
- Gain vital insight into the future of the steel industry in the MENA region
- Presentations from major international companies
- Evaluate the solutions to the key issues in the iron and steel industries
- Discover the benefits of new steel making technologies
- Network with executive level delegates from across the global marketplace
Who should attend?
- Steel mills
- Steel and raw material traders
- Iron ore producers
- DRI and HBI producers
- Scrap recyclers
- Technology providers
- Stockholders
- Construction companies
- Brokers
- Engineering and strategic consultants
- Shipping companies
- Galvanizers and steel service centres
For enquiries:
Yan Hristov : Marketing Campaign Manager
Tel: +44 20 7779 8259
Email: yan.hristov@metalbulletin.com
source: MEIS 2016
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