Gulf Traffic

The Middle East | Transport

Third Party Event

19 Nov 2012

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Oxford Business Group is pleased to announce its media partnership with Gulf Traffic which will be held on 19 – 21 November, in Abu Dhabi. In this respect we send you the following message from the conference organisers:

Dear Oxford Business Group Subscribers,

Gulf Traffic is the region’s premier traffic and land transport event which sees the industry’s top professionals gather and influence the evolving Middle East’s road rail, parking and public transport sectors.

Gulf Traffic is a targeted event aimed only at those directly involved in the planning, design, build, operations, maintenance and management of Middle East road, rail, parking and public transport projects. Gulf Traffic is positioned as the international meeting place for buyers and sellers who are tasked with developing the Middle East’s traffic and transport infrastructure systems.

Gulf Traffic 2012 will be held from 19 – 21 November at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre.

Please visit the website at: http://www.gulftraffic.com/

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