GCC Environment Forum 2015

Saudi Arabia | Industry

Third Party Event

21 May 2015 - 24 May 2015

Opening Ceremony – Sunday 24 May 2015

  • 18:00 – Welcome reception
  • 20:15 – Exhibition opening and inauguration tour
  • 20:30 – Forum inauguration and awards ceremony

The Gulf Environment Forum exhibition is a unique opportunity to meet, greet and do business with suppliers of environmental solutions from around the globe. This exhibition is free to attend.

Exhibitors and sponsors include:

  • The Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu
  • GEMS
  • SEPCO
  • Saudi 3M
  • EDCO

….and many more
      
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