3rd edition, 2015
SUMMER / RAMADAN 2015
Dear Members,
Dear Partners,
Dear Friends,
Holiday season is just round the corner...
It is always a great pleasure to work with you and to welcome you to our various events.
More events, such as Economic Missions, Seminars, Economic Forum, and the like, are yet to come for the rest of the year 2015. Don’t forget to visit our website for updated information and make sure to mark your calendar!
The Arab-Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce team is looking forward to seeing you again soon and wishes you all a nice summer and Ramadan Karim!
| Johan Beerlandt Chairman |
Qaisar Hijazin Secretary General |
New Members of the Chamber
A1-FCM
1/2 Kapellekensbampdstraat, 3500 Hasselt
Cost cutting, Change Management, Sponsering, Procurement, short spending money and how to do it to achieve the ROI you always dreamt of, we can help you achieve your goal.
Either you are a provider or in need of support, we partner up with both parties which makes us the unique partner worldwide sitting around the table and searching for the best balance between giving and taking.
Our team consists of accountants, buyers, public relation professionals, trainers, procurement officers, general managers and sales men who can help, teach and tip you on how to handle costs, bring you in contact with the right people at the right place.
Are you a company in need of a fresh view, we can help you out. Are you a supplier who has difficulties getting through, we can help you out.
Contact: Mr. Maarten DIGNEFFE, Company Director
Tel: +32 485 616 381
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EFYCORE
65 Avenue Louise, 1050 Brussels
Thanks to our strong network we have built, EFYCORE is one of the leading International Commodity Import and Export partners for the agriculture, energy and mining industries. We also manage complete transport logistics for all of these trading sectors. Our global trading services accelerate international operations to meet the rising demands of all of our partners. Efycore helps Belgian companies through our vast network to promote solutions in the South countries and vice versa for the others. We provide service to clients from various sectors including: Government, Institutions, Manufacturers, Wholesalers, and Corporations.
Kindly visit our website at www.efycore.com for further information.
Contact: Mr. Edward GHEBREAL, Chairman
Tel: +32 2 644 50 00 | Fax: +32 2 644 50 01
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EURIS GROUP
2 Avenue Charles de Gaulle, 1653 Luxembourg
Established in 2012 in compliance with Shari’ah principles, Euris Group holds various interests in both Luxembourg and overseas. Euris Group is in charge of the administration, development and management of such holdings.
Euris Group also has the capacity to provide financial assistance and support to the undertakings of group companies.
We design sustainable and profitable investment conduits targeting tangible assets, in the real economy. Euris Group aims at standing as a bridge between Europe and the MENA region, channeling investment funds towards innovative asset classes.
We focus on long term investments, and we do it in a Shari’ah-compliant way. From our Islamic hub in Luxembourg, we can reach out to Middle Easter markets, driven by expanding demography and infrastructure development, as well as to European markets, where technology and innovation capacity are highly advanced.
Through our investment platform Euris Equity Partners SCA (a member of Euris Group), we originate cutting edge deals with a highly experienced investment team who can rely on its extensive and influential network globally.
Contact: Mr. Ammar DABBOUR, Managing Director
Tel: +352 451 233 85 | Fax: +352 453 123
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FIPA TUNISIA
31-33 rue Montoyer, 1000 Brussels
The Foreign Investment Promotion Agency ´ FIPA-Tunisia ´ is a public institution set up in 1995 under the supervision of the Ministry of Development Investment and International Cooperation. FIPA-Tunisia is in charge of providing all the support needed by foreign investors and of promoting foreign investment in Tunisia.
FIPA-Tunisia and its offices abroad are ISO 9001 certified, since 2003. They represent a network with the following missions:
- Information On investment opportunities in Tunisia and the main reasons why Tunisia is such an attractive site for FDIs. All useful information about Tunisian economy, human resources, infrastructure, investment incentives are presented in wide range of documents available in different languages…
- Contact from Tunis or abroad thanks to a preliminary survey work and specific contact missions to meet the needs of investors. Our approach is to present the most satisfactory Tunisian offer for companies seeking internationalization;
- Advice on the appropriate conditions for the success of projects, regions of operation, investment plans, financing methods…
- Assistance to investors on exploratory visits to Tunisia and in the various phases of project implementation. The contact programs with Tunisian institutions and companies in the areas of desired activities and interests of investors are prepared by FIPA staff;
- Support to improve the sustainability of the company through personalized monitoring and ongoing assistance with the various Tunisian ministerial departments and organizations as well as with regional authorities.
Contact: Mr. Mokhtar CHOUARI, Managing Director
Tel: +32 2 512 93 27 | Fax: +32 2 511 17 57
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CARBON ENERGY CLUB
80 Boulevard A. Reyers - Diamant Building, 1030 Brussels
Belgian Technologies for your Oil, Gas and Energy Projects - An Initiative of Agoria, the Belgian federation for the technology industry.
Belgium-based companies have decades of experience with projects in the fields of oil, gas & energy. The Carbon Energy Club groups these strong players into a tight network that firmly places Belgian-based knowhow in oil, gas & energy projects on the international scene.
For end customers as well as EPC contractors, the ability to find a suitably experienced partner is essential to undertake a project of any size in the carbon energy & gas industries. The Carbon Energy Club answers this need by operating as an international platform between both parties.
The member companies of the Carbon Energy Club cover a wide range of activities: from design, engineering, manufacturing and commissioning of steel structures (including inspection, testing, certification and maintenance) through to lifting equipment, visualization systems, software solutions, and health, safety & environment services.
Contact: Mr. Pieter-Jan Provoost, Director
Tel: +32 486 999 198
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MCE – MANAGEMENT CENTER EUROPE
118 rue de l’aqueduc, 1050 Brussels
MCE, as part of the AMA Global Network, is a leading Learning and Development Provider in Europe, Middle East and Africa. We inspire more than 1,000 organizations and over 10,000 managers and leaders each year through our Open Enrolment Programmes and our Customized In-Company Solutions. We have been in the EMEA region for 55 years and our team of 200 passionate Learning and Development professionals focuses each day on supporting our clients to achieve the impact they need at individual, team and organizational levels.
In addition, our Conference and Business Centre is the largest provider of meeting rooms in the heart of Brussels. Since 1961, MCE has hosted and organized more than 40,000 meetings for organizations and companies in the heart of the city. Our clients work with us to host meetings, events and conferences from 10 to 700 participants throughout the year. We are a dedicated Business & Conference Centre with qualified and multi-lingual staff. With over 38 meeting rooms, as well as the “Europa” conference room and the restaurant in the centre, we can make your meeting or event a real success.
Contact: Mr. Larbi EL-HADDAD, Purchasing & Conference Center Director
Tel: +32 2 543 21 00 | Fax: +32 2 543 24 01
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CLIFFORD CHANCE LLP
65 Avenue Louise, 1050 Brussels
Clifford Chance is one of the world's pre-eminent law firms with significant depth and range of resources across five continents. As a single, fully integrated, global partnership, we pride ourselves on our approachable, collegiate and team based way of working. Our client base includes many top local organisations – private and governmental – as well as international companies and we are recognised in the market as one of the leaders in each of the areas we practice in.
Counsel Bart Vanderstraete of our Brussels office heads a core team which has developed extensive experience in advising clients on transactions in the Middle East. Each team member has lived and worked in the Middle East for considerable time, advising amongst others the largest listed group in the region (Saudi Basic Industries Corporation or SABIC). The lawyers of our Middle East desk in Brussels are therefore truly familiar with the local culture and business environment. This enables them to deliver business friendly transactional advice tailored to the needs and specificities of the Middle East.
Our Brussels team works in close cooperation with the Clifford Chance offices in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha and Riyadh. In January 2014, our Riyadh office was the first international law firm to launch a joint mixed Saudi and foreign-lawyer partnership in Saudi Arabia, enabling us to advise on Saudi law. Our presence in the region is a token of Clifford Chance's long term connection with the Gulf region and of our strategy for ambitious growth across the Middle East.
Contact: Mr. Bart VANDERSTRAETE, Lawyer
Tel: +32 2 533 59 08 | Fax: +32 2 533 59 59
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Focus on the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
Exclusive Interview with H.E.M. Imad FAKHOURY, Minister of Planning and International Cooperation of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
Prior to the Multisectoral Economic Mission to Jordan and Lebanon, scheduled in October 2015, and on the occasion of the visit of H.E.M. Imad FAKHOURY, Minister of Planning and International Cooperation of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, the Arab-Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce seized the opportunity to conduct an exclusive interview with His Excellency Fakhoury to get a clear picture about the changing business environment in the country.
Jordan Has Succeeded in turning Challenges into opportunities
ABLCC:Your Excellency, in May 2015, the Government has launched a new ten-year socio-economic blueprint for the country “Jordan 2025: A National Vision and Strategy”. Could you elaborate on this?
H.E.M. Imad Fakhoury: Jordan 2025 was prepared through a comprehensive national consultative process seeking to achieve a prosperous, resilient, and inclusive economy driven by innovation and public private partnerships. Jordan 2025 includes over 400 policy measures to be implemented by different actors to support sustainable economic development over the coming decade.
As per the new vision, Jordan seeks by the year 2025 to increase GDP growth rate from 3.1 percent to7.5 percent in 2025, outstanding public debt to about 60 percent, reduce poverty rate from a current 14 percent to 8 percent, and decrease unemployment rate from 12.2 percent to about 9 percent, while increasing women’s participation in the labor market from 15 percent to 24 percent.
Additionally, Jordan 2025 focuses on a number of existing, emerging, and high potential clusters for growth, including: construction and engineering, transport and logistics, tourism and events, healthcare services, life sciences, digital and business services, education, high value added agriculture, and financial services.
ABLCC: The strategic location of Jordan makes it an easily accessible hub for businesses and a perfect gateway to regional and world trade and businesses. Could you give us an insight of the advantages that Jordan has on offer for foreign investors?
H.E.M. Imad Fakhoury: Jordan serves global companies as a manufacturing base and outsourcing center, an assembly and logistical gateway, a back office and consulting hub for firms wanting to access the MENA region and especially the GCC region, while its free zones, development areas, and business parks offer investors unique incentives and services to encourage business growth.
Companies benefit from direct access to regional and major international markets with a consumer base of over one billion people worldwide through multiple Foreign Trade Associations (diversifying exports and partners).
What is more, foreign investments enjoy incentives and benefits offered by the new Investment Law (of 2014), including exemption from custom duties, general sales tax and in some cases reduction on income tax.
There are no restrictions on foreign ownership except in a limited number of economic activities where a Jordanian partner is required. Besides, investments in development zones and free zones can be wholly owned by foreign investors.
Foreign investors enjoy privileges and guarantees, including national treatment, free movement of capital, protection against expropriation and options to resort to alternative dispute settlement mechanisms.
Last but not least, foreign investments enjoy facilitated registration and licensing services provided by the Investment Window (established recently at the Jordan Investment Commission as per the new Investment Law), in addition to support in obtaining visas and residency permits for investors, their families and employees as well as other services.
ABLCC: Jordan is a regional leader in renewable energy, ICT/outsourcing, healthcare, and pharmaceutical sector. To conclude, could you identify the various key sectors for Jordan’s future economic success? Could you expand on this?
H.E.M. Imad Fakhoury: The country has identified and recently launched nearly US$20 billion in new investment opportunities in the sectors of energy, transport, water, infrastructure, urban development, tourism and ICT to be delivered to a larger extent through public private partnerships.
- Energy: US$9 billion in investment opportunities in wind, solar, oil shale and gas pipeline with the aim of enhancing energy security, diversifying supply, developing infrastructure, and becoming a regional leader in renewable energy (wind and solar energy) in the region.
- Transport: U$2.54 billion in investment opportunities to upgrade transport services and improve mobility of people and goods in Jordan and the region, including railway, airports expansion and construction of new airports, and BRT.
- Urban Development: US$2.7 billion in investment opportunities to enable Jordan to modernize its cities and achieve sustainable economic growth. The country is looking into redesigning cities on multiple fronts and in several dimensions, including: improving urban resilience and modernity; fuelling innovation and promoting wellbeing; and creating more liveable, inclusive and sustainable cities.
- Water: U$1.2 billion in investment opportunities to strengthen Jordan’s water security, and boost internal water resources and network efficiency, including for example: Red Sea Dead Sea project, reuse of treated wastewater, and renewable energy for water pumping.
- Infrastructure: US$1.1 billion in investment opportunities to upgrade Jordan’s infrastructure and enable the country to meet its development goals, including: municipal solid waste-to-energy facility, BRT (operations, information and ticketing system), development of middle port, automated parking, Aqaba new port phase II expansion, and customs yard for containers.
- Tourism: US$800 million in investment opportunities to attract additional tourists and ensure that tourism remains a major driver of economic growth and job creation including hotels in Amman and Dead Sea area, and tourism faculties.
- ICT: US$175 million in investment opportunities to stimulate the sector’s growth and maintain Jordan as a regional leader in the ICT field.
Economic News
UAE's non-oil sector achieves positive growth
The United Arab Emirates, which is the world's sixth-largest producer of crude oil, expects strong growth this year after its oil-rich economy expanded by 4.6 percent in 2014.
Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Maktoum pointed out that the UAE would "adhere to its long-term strategy to diversify its national economy" and noted that the non-oil sector grew 8.1 percent in 2014 – contributing to 68.8 per cent of the economy. "We have put in place all the necessary plans to take that contribution to as high as 80 percent in 2021," he said.
This would be done "through intensive investment in the industrial and tourism sectors, air and maritime transport, import and re-export, as well as supporting a range of projects and initiatives based on the knowledge economy," he added.
Morocco to invest $4.6 billion on gas infrastructure
Morocco announced plans to continue its push for energy diversification with an effort to increase liquefied natural gas imports over the next five years, including a new terminal in the town of Jorf Lasfar worth $4.6 billion. As expressed by Energy Minister Abdelkader Amara, the project is now attracting viable attention from foreign investors.
Morocco’s LNG plans would help reach its diversification goals by 2020. According to The National, the country hopes to provide 42 percent of its energy needs with renewable energy options by 2020, with the remaining coming from fewer imports and a burgeoning domestic production sector.
Artisan Crafted Spanish Sandals by KINAMANIA selling in Dubai Mall at Boutique Level One
Following the Belgian economic Mission in Dubai last April, KARSAM’S latest division, KINAMANIA is now selling in Dubai Mall at Level Shoe District store.
The store, owned and operated by luxury retail firm Chalhoub Group is the largest shoe store in the world; and was awarded Retailer of the Year 2014 by Footwear News in New York.
KINAMANIA rooted in craftsmanship and cultural heritage that designs and manufactures select artisan-made sandals.
AWEX: Saudi Build 2015
In the framework of its programme of action, AWEX (Agence Wallonne à l’Exportation et aux Investissements Etrangers) announces the Saudi Build 2015 Exhibition, which is the largest business to business construction fair organized in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia from 26 to 29 October 2015.
Saudi Build 2015, the 27th International Construction Technology and Building Materials Exhibition, provides contractors, real estate developers and building owners with a full range of building solutions.
Trade visitors to Saudi Build 2015 will be able to evaluate the latest offerings in Building Materials & Equipment, Architectural Finishing Products, Stone, Marble and Granite Products, Construction Tools and Technology, Engineering Services, Infrastructure Materials, Security & Safety Systems, among others. They will also establish new representation agreements, expand their existing business and source their project needs, all under one prime location. Find out more.
Contact person : Mr. Roland VAN DRIESSCHE (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)
Chamber News and Recent Activities
Tunisia, a valuable partner for 2015
23 April 2015
The seminar “Tunisia, a valuable partner for 2015”, jointly organized by the Arab-Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce and FIPA Tunisia for the Benelux, with the support of the Embassy of Tunisia in Brussels, the CBL-ACP, and AWEX, on 23 April, 2015, was a real success.
The main purpose of this seminar was to get to know more as well as to explore the various possibilities of investment in Tunisia, benefit from the experience of Belgian companies that have chosen Tunisia as a platform for their international development, and meet with Tunisian government officials. It aimed at providing specific and accurate information about “doing business in Tunisia” by gathering members of various professional horizons to participate in an interactive panel of experts.
After a welcome note by H. E. Tahar Cherif, Ambassador of Tunisia to the Kingdom of Belgium, and Mr. Qaisar Hijazin, Secretary of General of Arab-Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Dominique Delattre, Director Middle East & Africa at Awex, and moderator of the seminar, introduced the panel of experts to the participants.
Mr. Laâbidi Khalil , Director General of FIPA TUNISIA, took the floor and provided a complete picture of Business Environment in Tunisia along with an analysis of the current situation". It seems worth mentioning that FIPA TUNISIA has a very active office in Brussels.
Mr. Frederic du bois de Vroylande, Economic and Commercial Counsellor of the Embassy of Belgium in Tunisia, offered an insightful analysis of the economic situation of Tunisia, business trends and opportunities together with a market approached, based on his past and present experience in the country. He also gave an overview of the various services provided to Belgian entrepreneurs to develop their businesses in Tunisia. Mr. Yacine Labib, Managing Partner at Labib Law Firm, analyzed and commented the legal framework regarding the various conditions and procedures to set up a business in Tunisia.
Finally, Mr. Didier Leclercq, CEO of PCSol, shared his experience in establishing his company in Tunisia and insisted on the fact that Tunisia has a highly qualified labour force.
To bring to a close this interesting seminar, the participants had the opportunity to establish contacts during a networking buffet where they could exchange with Tunisian officials and companies.
Economic Mission to Morocco and Tunisia
29-30 April 2015
The ABLCC took part to the Economic Mission to Morocco and Tunisia, organized by the Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce and presided by H.R.H. the Hereditary Grand Duke of Luxembourg and H.R.H the Hereditary Grand Duchess of Luxembourg.
Seminar “Arab Gulf Countries”
04 May 2015
Mr. Qaisar Hijazin, Secretary General of the ABLCC, gave a presentation on “Intercultural Aspects” on the occasion of the seminar “Arab Gulf Countries” organized by the Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce on 04 may 2015.
6th EBBA visit to Brussels
27 May 2015
For the sixth consecutive year, the Arab-Belgian- Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with BECI and CBL-ACP, received a delegation of Egyptian-Belgian Business men and women (EBBA) on 27th May, 2015, in BECI headquarters.
Since the end of the nineteenth century, Belgium has been an important Partner for Egypt. Indeed, as stated by H.E.M. Gilles Heyvaert, Belgian Ambassador to Egypt, “despite four years of economic uncertainties and difficult times in Egypt, our bilateral economic ties consolidated. Since 2010, bilateral trade flows grew by 40%, jumping over €2 billion per year and placing Belgium as the fourth European trading partner of Egypt”!
On the occasion of the visit of these Business men and women, the ABLCC organized an afternoon of B2B Business Networking, which offered a great opportunity for the various participants to meet potential cooperation and business partners.
Lunch-Conference with H.E.M. Pieter De Crem as guest speaker
03 June 2015
As is the custom, the Arab-Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce has brought together its board members, Arab Ambassadors accredited to Brussels, and its members, for a lunch-conference in the Cercle Royal Gaulois, on the occasion of its meeting of the Board of Directors and the General Assembly.
This year, the ABLCC has had the honour to welcome H.E.M. Pieter De Crem, Federal Secretary of State for Foreign Trade, as its guest speaker.
After a welcome speech by Mr. Johan Beerlant, President of the ABLCC, H.E.M. Pieter De Crem elaborated on the challenges and opportunities of a growing trade and economic relationship between Belgium and Arab countries in the aftermath of the princely mission to Qatar and the United Arab Emirates.
“The excellent relations and numerous new contacts generated by these two missions must now be expanded and further deepened. Moreover, their impact doesn’t stay limited to the economic domain. They also have an impact on our mutual knowledge and understanding of each other in the political, social and cultural domains. And this, ladies and gentlemen, lays the foundations for trust and even friendship, an essential element for doing business."
What is more, H.E.M. Pieter De Crem, highlighted the important role played by the ABLCC in developing relations between Belgium Luxembourg and the Arab world.
“You may therefore consider me as a loyal partner that wants to assist you in achieving your objectives. Ever since your establishment in 1978, you are performing excellent work by establishing an economic and commercial network that is capable of exploiting the full opportunities of the relation between Belgium and the Arab World. You deliver important work in assisting Belgian companies on the Arab market, but your role in the other direction is of course equally important." (see full discourse here)
We thank all the participants for coming in such a large number and for their continuing trust and support!
Upcoming Events
09 September 2015
Bar International: Business opportunities in UAE
Voka – Chamber of Commerce & Industry of Malines, in collaboration with the ABLCC and FIT, organizes “Bar International UAE”, which will be an occasion for participants to:
- Learn more on business opportunities and how to conduct a business in the UAE
- Network with officials and companies from UAE
- Establish contact with colleagues who already have experience in this market
For more detailed information, click here or contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
01 October 2015
Doing Business with Arab Countries: Theory & Practice
As every year, the Arab-Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce, in cooperation with SGS Belgium NV, is organizing its 6th Seminar entitled “Doing business with Arab countries: Theory and Practice”, on 01 October, 2015.
This Seminar is to be held in the premises of SGS (87, Noorderlaan – 2030 Antwerp).
Look for more detailed information on our website soon!
05-10 October 2014
Multisectoral Economic Mission to Jordan and Lebanon
The Arab-Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce, in close cooperation with Brussels Invest & Export and AWEX, is organizing a Multisectoral Economic Mission to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and to the Lebanese Republic from 05 to 10 October 2015.
Key sectors in Irak, Jordan, and Lebanon, are the following:
- Energy (incl. renewable energies)
- Water
- Oil & Gas
- Medical equipments and Pharmaceutical Industry
- Banking, Finance
- IT
- Construction
- Security
- Transport: rail, road, seaports
- Industry: mining, chemical, textile, agro-food, and the like
- Consumer goods
This Economic Mission will constitute a unique opportunity to get introduced to niche markets, as well as to meet with local entrepreneurs and Policymakers.
More detailed information here.
Make sure to mark your Calendar!
Fairs, Conferences and Exhibitions
10th Food and Hospitality Oman 2015
Oman (Oman) – 7 – 9 September 2015
More information: www.foodandhospitalityoman.com
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Medicare
Baghdad (Iraq) – 28-30 September 2015
More information: www.iraqmedicare.com/Baghdad/home.php
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6th edition of “Salon International de la Pêche et de l’Aquaculture”
Oran (Algeria) – 01-04 October 2015
More information: www.capa.org.dz
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Erbil International Fair
Erbil (Iraq) – 05-08 October 2015
More information: www.eif-expo.com
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Saudi Agriculture
Riyadh (Saudi Arabia) – 11-14 October 2015
More information: www.saudi-agriculture.com
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Saudi Agro-Food
Riyadh (Saudi Arabia) – 11-14 October 2015
More information: www.saudi-agrofood.com
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Project Iraq
Erbil (Iraq) – 20-23 October 2015
More information: www.project-iraq.com
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Saudi Build
Riyadh (Saudi Arabia) – 26-29 October 2015
More information: www.saudibuild-expo.com
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Solar Projects Egypt
Cairo (Egypt) – 27-28 October 2015
More information: www.solarprojectsegypt.com
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Riyadh Motor Show / Autoshop
Riyadh (Saudi Arabia) – 14-18 December 2015
More information: www.riyadh-motorshow.com
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Saudi Agro-Food
Riyadh (Saudi Arabia) – 11-14 October 2015
More information: www.saudi-agrofood.com
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Business Proposals
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
Bachelor of Mechanical Power Engineering with 10 + year experience, fluently bilingual in Arabic and English, is available for work.
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