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6th International Expo on Aluminum in Hyderabad
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The 6th International Expo on Aluminum in Hyderabad will explore investment opportunities and technology to boost consumption by foraying into new growth sectors.
Mr KSS Murthy general secretary of Aluminum Association of India said that "The three day December 6th to 8th 2011 summit is to attract investments and facilitate technology transfers for increasing use of the light metal in diverse sectors including transportation, packaging and infrastructure."
Mr Murthy said that "The expo aims to foster innovation for sustainable development, promote technology and exchange of expertise, streamline the industry and create awareness of the sector's potential in the country's economic growth."
Organized by the AAI in partnership with its overseas associations, the quadrennial conference cum exhibition at the Hyderabad International Convention Centre on the city's outskirts showcases latest technologies and advancements in the industry and provides a platform for stakeholders to interact with their counterparts including experts and prospective investors.
Though technological advances and development of new products with the green metal enabled other countries to use aluminum extensively in transport, aerospace, building construction, packaging and infrastructure sectors, its maximum consumption in India has been in the electrical sector as a good conductor of heat and electricity.
Mr KSS Murthy general secretary of Aluminum Association of India said that "The three day December 6th to 8th 2011 summit is to attract investments and facilitate technology transfers for increasing use of the light metal in diverse sectors including transportation, packaging and infrastructure."
Mr Murthy said that "The expo aims to foster innovation for sustainable development, promote technology and exchange of expertise, streamline the industry and create awareness of the sector's potential in the country's economic growth."
Organized by the AAI in partnership with its overseas associations, the quadrennial conference cum exhibition at the Hyderabad International Convention Centre on the city's outskirts showcases latest technologies and advancements in the industry and provides a platform for stakeholders to interact with their counterparts including experts and prospective investors.
Though technological advances and development of new products with the green metal enabled other countries to use aluminum extensively in transport, aerospace, building construction, packaging and infrastructure sectors, its maximum consumption in India has been in the electrical sector as a good conductor of heat and electricity.
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