BBTC MENA – Middle East Bottom of the Barrel & Catalysts Technology Conference

Bahrain | Energy

Third Party Event

23 Jan 2024 - 24 Jan 2024

Taking place in Bahrain on 23-24 January 2024, BBTC MENA is recognised as the only event fully dedicated to Residue Upgrading Technologies and Catalysts for the MENA region.

It provides the ideal platform to discuss BOB developments, in terms of processes and catalysts, as well as the new opportunities brought about by the shift towards petrochemicals and chemicals.

For more information, visit the event website: https://europetro.com/bbtcmena

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