Fleming Gulf FZE Past Events
The Waste Management ME Forum will provide us the possibility to exchange points of view concerning the future and, at the same time, aim to mutually benefit from the experience of diverse countries, with the state-of-the-art knowledge of the different technologies in use, as well as the unique challenges that the industry faces today.
Exploring Europe’s Mining Potential: Aligning goals between Governments & the Extractive Sector. The European Metals & Mining Industry generated total revenue of USD 407.6 billion and is increasing @ 13% pa. Sweden, Poland, Spain and Russia are the largest mining-countries in Europe. Base metals and gold are produced in Ireland, Spain, Portugal, Romania, Turkey, Sweden and Finland. Scandinavian countries are underexploited and are very rich in mineral resources. Several foreign investors are active especially in Norway, exploring for gold, base metals and diamonds. Both, the EU and local governments have realized that mining can be their prime source of driving the economy therefore they have been taking various initiatives in promoting mining as a major activity in the region.
Saudi Arabia has been witnessing rapid industrialisationhigh population growth rate and fast urbanization which have resulted in increased levels of pollution and waste. Solidmunicipal and industrial waste management is becoming a big challenge for the government and local bodies with each passing day. Kingdom Waste Management Forum will provide an opportunity to exchange points regarding the development in strategies and policies with waste management including solidmunicipalhazardous and electronic waste. Sessions will focus on waste treatment technologieswaste to energy solutions and better public awareness across all sectors of industry.
The 2nd Annual Operational Risk Management 2010 which will happen from the 2nd-4th November 2010 in Dubai will serve as a platform to confer the diverse approaches to operational risk management with experts and learn the requisites to constructing a secure operational risk framework. Metrics utilized will be evaluated in order to combine results from different business functions to afford a holistic operational risk overview for the organization. These, in turn, will dictate how Op Risk can be used for strategic decision making for adding value to business.
The risk of attack to the region`s energy assets and infrastructure is prevalent now more than ever, with security spending in the Energy sector expected to more than double by 2015, to safeguard critical infrastructure and ensure operational continuity. By sharing knowledge and experience gained from leading regional and international organisations and conveying emerging solutions and ideas to protect the energy sector, MEESEC Doha 2010, provides an unparalleled platform for global security professionals, highlighting latest strategies & technologies which can be implemented to effectively mitigate threats.
Occupational health and safety industry is growing by leaps and bounds. Realising the paramount importance of health and safety of workers, this year again Fleming Gulf brings you the 3rd OHS Forum 2012 to be held on 7 - 9 May 2012 in Kuwait City, Kuwait.
Human capital is as important to sustainable commercial success as the traditional resources of raw materials, machinery, energy, land ownership and capital. Today, no company can succeed for long without a healthy and motivated workforce. Maintaining safe and healthy workplaces is therefore as much in a company`s self-interest as stewardship of natural resources or increasing energy efficiency. The health and safety of workers must be of paramount importance for any business. Efficient H&S management is not only crucial from a moral point of view but also from a financial perspective and meeting applicable legislative requirements. According to ILO statistics there are 2.3 million work related deaths each year worldwide and 350 000 fatal accidents.
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Energy sector expected to more than double by 2015, to safeguard critical infrastructure and ensure operational continuity. Understanding the regional conflicts and political crisis in the Middle East, it would be quite evident that securing assets for the energy sector is a progressively growing concern.
The market for Smart Grids in the Middle East is in the nascent stage, unlike other parts of the world. The demand for energy across the GCC region has been growing consistently and is set to continue. This has been previously met with a positive electricity supply, which is now dwindling and will fall short of the demand by year 2013. This shift has paved the way for large-scale deployment of smart grids in the Middle East that allow utilities to balance generation and effectively manage power usage.
Following the overwhelming success of the conference MEESEC 2011, Fleming Gulf Conferences is back with its 7th Middle East Energy Security Forum to be held on 28 - 30 May 2012 in Abu Dhabi - UAE. The seventh in a series of successful annual forums, the event will provide an unparallel platform for global security professionals in energy sector, highlighting latest strategies and technologies which can be implemented to effectively mitigate threats.