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Environmental Infrastructure Forum (EIF) 2013

With great pleasure Croatian Center of Renewable Energy Sources (CCRES) announces the second annual Environmental Infrastructure Forum (EIF) 2013.
The EIF, which is held under the patronage of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz, will run 27 - 29 January 2013 at the Al Qasr Ballroom in the luxurious Jeddah Hilton on the North Corniche in Jeddah, the United Nations Development Programme, and the Electricity and Co-generation Regulatory Authority.

NEW FOR 2013!
Based on the success of 2012′s inaugural forum, and due to popular demand, the organisers of the EIF are delighted to announce the first EIF exhibition, Jeddah’s only dedicated organisational showcase in the environmental infrastructure space in 2013.
Learn more

2012 Highlights

14 Mayors from around Saudi Arabia signed the National Environment Awareness and Sustainable Development Programme “Be’aty: Green Flag – Green Country” agreement at the opening ceremony. Click here to view the full list
The National Commercial Bank and Mercedes-Benz Juffali Automotive Company (JACO) confirmed their commitment to green issues by sponsoring EIF

EIF is the only event in the region to tackle sustainable development and infrastructure together, with the support of the Saudi government. The three day strategic conference will focus on the following issues;

Embedding environmental excellence in Saudi and the Middle Eastern infrastructure, design and construction projects
Building regulations and energy efficiency to combat the challenge of seasonal power demands
Latest technology in design and BIM to reduce post construction energy consumption
Incorporating sustainability in construction and transportation infrastructure

If you are currently operating in the Middle Eastern construction, environmental design and transportation sectors, or would like to participate in future projects in the region, then this forum is an essential tool for developing your business.
REGISTER ONLINE or CALL Russell Clarke to attend! 0044 203 328 9572

Why Now?

Following the success of the sister event, the Gulf Environment Forum, EIF was launched as construction and the expansion of infrastructure systems in the Middle East continue to boom. US$4.3 trillion is forecast to be spent on construction in the next 10 years across the MENA region, with Saudi Arabia showing the fastest growth rates.
EIF gives all stakeholders the chance to identify the opportunities associated with the development of new airports, railways and other public transport systems along with the construction of new urban developments and the expansion of existing towns.
Current tenders / projects;

275,000 homes to be built each year until 2015
Six new economic cities to be constructed
Riyadh light railway
North south railway connection
Abu Dhabi to Qatar, Qatar to Bahrain causeway
$33 billion being spent on residential and office towers in Jabal Omar, Makkah

Who Should Attend?

EIF provides a unique opportunity for business professionals, industry experts and government agency attendees to discuss and debate the latest developments, challenges and opportunities available in the construction of environmentally sound and sustainable infrastructure and transportation systems across the GCC.
High level, public and private sector delegates from a broad cross section of the industry will be present for three days of networking, learning and identifying future business opportunities.

Job titles

CEO / VP / Partner
General Manager
Project Director / Manager
Construction Director / Manager
Sustainability Director / Manager
Urban Development Director / Manager
Procurement Director / Manager
Architect / Designer / Engineer
Site Manager
Transport Planner
BD / Sales / Marketing

Conference Cost / Booking

Contact Sharif de Boer for details
Email – sharif@bme-global.com
Tel – +44 203 463 1098

2012 Speakers

H.E. Dr. Abdullah Al-ShehriGovernor, ECRA

H.E. Eng. Daif Allah Bin Aeysh Al OtaibyMayor of Eastern Region, Eastern Region Municipality

John Harris

H.E. Dr Osama Al BarMayor of Makkah, Makkah Municipality

Contact

If you have any queries about the event, please contact a member of the team for details. The relevant department can be found below.
Conference bookings - Sharif de Boer
Email – sharif@bme-global.com
Tel – +44 203 463 1098
Sponsorship and exhibitor bookings - Russell Clarke
Email – russell@bme-global.com
Tel – +44 203 328 9572
Speaker enquiries – Simon Smith
Email – simon@bme-global.com
Tel – +44 203 328 6526
Marketing and media enquiries – Will De’Athe-Morris
Email – will@bme-global.com
Tel – +44 203 328 6523
Event Management – Olga Serebryakova
Email – olga@bme-global.com
Tel – +44 203 328 6517
Organised by

BME Global Ltd
Unit 1, 8 Tyers Gate
London
SE1 3HX
www.bme-global.com

Focusing primarily on the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the EIF will examine, amongst other important topics, resilient cities, new city construction projects, and sustainable approaches across the whole project life cycle,while paying specific attention to infrastructure development and conservation in industrial, commercial, and residential centres.

Zeljko Serdar

President& CEO
Croatian Center of Renewable Energy Sources (CCRES)

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