North Africa Rail 2010

Africa | Construction

Third Party Event

22 Nov 2010

Oxford Business Group is pleased to announce our media partnership with North Africa Rail 2010, which will be held on 22-24 November 2010, in Casablanca, Morocco. In this respect, we send you the following message from the conference organizers:


Dear Oxford Business Group subscribers,

Join Libyan Railways, RFR Tunisia and Egyptian National Railways to discuss the latest rail challenges and solutions in the industry

Join over 100+ senior level rail executives from the region and across the globe who are coming together to discuss the latest pressing issues facing the rail industry.


Have you secured your position in this must attend event?

Make sure you register your team today and capitalize on the enormous opportunities it presents to the regions rail sector. Network and benchmark with the following companies that have already registered their delegations:

Libyan Railways, RFR Tunisia, Casa Transport, Egyptian National Railways, Arab Maghreb Union, Sudan Railways, CCFB Beira Mozambique, ANESRIF, DB International GmbH, RATP, SNCF International, Metro Service, Institute of Signalling Railway Engineers, Verscom Solutions, SNCF International, Kapsch CarrierCom AG, Medrail Limited, Mados Engineering and Trading, Serco Integrated Transport, Nokia Siemens Networks, VAE Voestalpine, AEG MIS Limited, Harsco Rail, Vossloh Fastening Systems GmbH, Besix, 3M United Kingdom plc, Ozkan Steel A.S., Transdev, Timken South Africa, NXP Semiconductors, ACS Inc and many more………

The 2nd Annual North Africa Rail 2010 provides you with the region’s largest and most comprehensive platform to discuss strategies to enhance the reliability of your network by adopting the latest technologies and techniques in today’s market.

Do not miss out on this unique opportunity to discuss, debate and network with over 100+ of the industry’s most senior level experts from the MENA region and across the globe.

Alternatively contact our customer service manager Prima Castelino: prima.castelino@terrapinn.com or call +971 4 400 2506

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