ENERGY EFFICIENCY COALITION: Multaqa Qatar 2013

ponedjeljak, 7. siječnja 2013.

Multaqa Qatar 2013

Croatian Center of Renewable Energy Sources (CCRES) shares to you Multaqa Qatar 2013
The leading MENA risk and insurance forum
11 – 12 March 2013, Ritz Carlton, Doha

Hosted by the Qatar Financial Centre Authority and organised by Global Reinsurance, Multaqa Qatar 2013 is the Middle East’s leading risk and insurance event.

Now in its seventh year, Multaqa Qatar combines a world-class business conference with an integrated networking programme bringing together over 450 international insurance executives to meet and do business.

If you have business operations in the GCC or are looking to expand into the region Multaqa Qatar 2013 is a must attend event. What's more, attendance is complimentary - by invitation only.
If you have not yet applied for your invitation, we strongly recommend that you do this in the next few weeks to avoid disappointment. We will shortly be closing registration for 2013.
With just over 8 weeks to go, the online Qatar Club Room is now open. Our delegation are now using the Meeting Scheduler to make contact with each other, ahead of the event. Once you have registered and been approved, you can also take full advantage of this service.
Who is attending?
Over 250 senior executives have already confirmed their participation at Multaqa Qatar 2013. With a limited number of places available make sure your company is represented at this important event. Here are just some of the companies who have confirmed their attendance:

Aon • AQR • Apex Insurance • ACR • ARIG • Aspen Re • AXA Insurance • Bahrain National Insurance • Bahrain Kuwait Insurance • Echo Re • Gen Re • General Takaful • Hannover Re • IAT Reinsurance • JLT • Lockton • Marsh • Miller • Misr • MNK Re • Munich Re • Oman Insurance • Partner Re • Protection Insurance • Q-Re • QIC • RFIB • Saudi Re • SEIB • Swiss Re • Takaful Re • T'azur • Trans Re Zurich • Trust Re • United Insurance Brokers • Willis • Zarish Sal

Click here to apply for your invitation today if you have not yet confirmed your attendance.

Contact:

Registration/delegate enquires
Debbie Kidman, Head of Events, Global Reinsurance
Tel: 0044 20 7618 3094 Debbie.kidman@globalreinsurance.com

Speaker enquiries
Jane Wicks, Programme Designer, Global Reinsurance
Jane.wicks@globalreinsurance.com

Exhibiting
William Sanders, Publisher, Global Reinsurance
William.sanders@globalreinsurance.com

Business and leisure programme
Multaqa Qatar 2013 carefully combines an outstanding conference agenda with ample opportunities for meetings and networking activities. Click here for the full business programme.

Meeting Zone
Multaqa Qatar 2013 also incorporates the GR Meeting Zone and online meeting scheduler helping you to connect with other attendees before, during and after the event.

Keynote presentations
This year's event features a line up of international speakers including:

	Chris O'Kane Chief executive officer, Aspen Group
	Ashok Kumar Roy Chairman-cum-Managing Director, GIC
	Christoph Schwager Chief Risk Officer, EADS

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