Global Rubber Conference

Asia | Industry

Third Party Event

11 Oct 2016 - 13 Oct 2016

  • Global rubber uutlook;
  • Rubber agronomy practices;
  • Price discovery model: status and reforms;
  • Advanced materials for new product development;
  • The game changer in tire industry;
  • Insights of the future dipped good industry;
  • Single global physical market for the natural rubber industry.

Meet our renowned speakers…

  • Dr. John Baffes – Senior Economist, The World Bank, United States of America
  • Mdm Sheela Thomas – Secretary-General, Association for Natural Rubber Producing Countries (ANRPC)
  • Dr. Stephen V. Evans – Secretary-General, International Rubber Study Group
  • Ms. Mary Xu – Vice Chairman & Secretary-General, China Rubber Industries Association, China
  • Dr. Eric Gohet – Director, French Agricultural Research Centre for International Development (CIRAD), France
  • Dato’ Dr. Ong Eng Long – President, Malaysian Rubber Products Manufacturers Association, Malaysia
  • Mr. Maxim Sheaib – Director of Public Relations, Executive Committee, Thai Rubber Gloves Manufacturers Association, Thailand
  • Among many more…

For more information about the conference, please log on to www.globalrubberconference.com or complete the enquiry form today.

You may also contact the secretariat at +603 2771 1668, email grcsecretariat@confexhub.com

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