The 12th GPCA Forum set to discuss petchem markets in Dubai
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
The leading players of the petrochemical sector will come together at Gulf Petrochemicals and Chemicals Association’s (GPCA) Annual Forum that is set take to place on November 27-29 in Dubai, UAE. ChemOrbis will attend the forum as the media partner of the organization.
Top executives from renowned regional and international organizations will share their views on strategic partnerships, diversification, investments and capitalizing on a new era of changes in the global competitiveness landscape.
Khalid Al Falil, the Minister of Energy for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Chairman of Saudi Aramco, will deliver the inaugural address at the forum and the event is expected include a selection of high level speakers from various major organizations.
Seminars will also be held along with the main conference program to help players gain insight on transformational change in their organizations.
Top executives from renowned regional and international organizations will share their views on strategic partnerships, diversification, investments and capitalizing on a new era of changes in the global competitiveness landscape.
Khalid Al Falil, the Minister of Energy for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Chairman of Saudi Aramco, will deliver the inaugural address at the forum and the event is expected include a selection of high level speakers from various major organizations.
Seminars will also be held along with the main conference program to help players gain insight on transformational change in their organizations.
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