With a combined US$95 billion being spent on production and manufacturing facilities and infrastructure in the Middle East, MEMEX, The Middle East Manufacturing Exhibition takes place 9 – 12 December 2007 at
the heart of this lucrative market.
Being held at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre, the seat of decision making in the UAE and itself investing in a series of industrial cities, MEMEX will provide an unprecedented marketing forum in which the industry can meet to discuss developments, explore new opportunities and to showcase the latest technology.
The trade show will provide an ideal platform for manufacturers and suppliers of machinery, machine tools, technology and services to meet with regional distributors, agents and potential business partners from the Middle East and North Africa region.
Abu Dhabi, with the highest industrial investment (54.8%) in UAE, provides an ideal meeting point for decision makers to come together and discuss business. Exhibitors range from pre-manufacturing (raw materials), manufacturing (tools, machinery and services) and post manufacturing (printing and packaging). Visitors are being targeted from every major manufacturing market including oil and gas, power and water, rubber and plastic, houseware and building products, automotive and aerospace.
Primary focus on MEMEX will be on machinery and machine tools, welding, joining and heat treatment, automation and robotics, air technology, process control, engineering and IT for varied industries across the
Middle East region.
For more information on taking part in MEMEX 2007, please visit www.memexnews.com or call the sales team on +971-4-3365161.
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The Emirates Authority for Standardization and Metrology was established with the aim of securing safety and hygiene for consumers as well as economic and environmental protection in the State.
The importance of Standardization and Metrology has been felt in a number of fields where it has become one of the main factors behind the establishment of national industries capable of competing in the worldwide market. Working as per international benchmarks facilitates the flow of goods across borders and extends the scope of commercial exchange between countries.
Moreover, attracting foreign investment requires the existence of Standardization & Metrology practices because investors place great importance on these practices before making their investment decisions.
For more information on the Emirates Authority for Standardization and Metrology, please visit www.esma.ae