Middle East Cementrade Conference 2010
September 20 - 21, 2010
Amman , Jordan
"Will the Emerging Markets Revitalize Trading as Over-supply Looms?"
CMT's 5th MiddleEast CemenTrade is an ideal platform to meet industrial leaders and discuss issues that matters - from new market entrants to mitigating surplus.
Key Focus:
- Jordan's mega infrastructure project updates & future of the construction industry
- Demand/supply balance analysis & market outlook - Saudi, Iran, Qatar, Turkey
- Importance of South America & Brazil cement industry & impact on global trade
- Emerging markets like East Africa, Iraq & Afghanistan in meeting demand balance
- Cement Investments & Financing Challenges in the Levant & GCC
- Qatrana Cement project: Shifting the dynamics of supply & trade in Jordan
- Cementitious Material Markets, Trends & Options for Middle East
- Efficient energy conservation and generation for plant operation
Networking opportunities and meet international panels of speakers and delegates all gathered in one location
PLUS Optional Site Visit to Qatrana Cement Plant
The Qatrana Cement plant was established in 2007 in Karak, Southern Jordan with a total investment of 400 million dollars. The choice of location (about 90 Km South of Amman) is due to its relative distance from population density, in addition to the availability of limestone in this region, which is the basic material in cement manufacturing. The plant is expected to commence its operations in July 2010 with a production capacity of 5000 tons per day.
CMT's 5th MiddleEast CemenTrade is an ideal platform to meet industrial leaders and discuss issues that matters - from new market entrants to mitigating surplus.
Key Focus:
- Jordan's mega infrastructure project updates & future of the construction industry
- Demand/supply balance analysis & market outlook - Saudi, Iran, Qatar, Turkey
- Importance of South America & Brazil cement industry & impact on global trade
- Emerging markets like East Africa, Iraq & Afghanistan in meeting demand balance
- Cement Investments & Financing Challenges in the Levant & GCC
- Qatrana Cement project: Shifting the dynamics of supply & trade in Jordan
- Cementitious Material Markets, Trends & Options for Middle East
- Efficient energy conservation and generation for plant operation
Networking opportunities and meet international panels of speakers and delegates all gathered in one location
PLUS Optional Site Visit to Qatrana Cement Plant
The Qatrana Cement plant was established in 2007 in Karak, Southern Jordan with a total investment of 400 million dollars. The choice of location (about 90 Km South of Amman) is due to its relative distance from population density, in addition to the availability of limestone in this region, which is the basic material in cement manufacturing. The plant is expected to commence its operations in July 2010 with a production capacity of 5000 tons per day.
Venue
Location: Movenpick Resort & Spa Dead Sea
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The Mövenpick Resort & Spa Dead Sea is found in a traditional village setting nestled amongst lush gardens that serve to restore your well-being and balance. Set on the northern..
Contact
Sweimeh, Dead Sea Road P.O. Box 815538 11180 Jordan Amman , Jordan
+96253561111
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