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Alba sponsors top aluminium conference in the UAE
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MANAMA: Alba's sponsorship of a top aluminium conference in the UAE underlines the company's initiatives to engage in events that enrich knowledge-exchange in the industry as well as promote networking opportunities for its leaders. Billed as an authoritative event for senior executives, CRU Event's 17th World Aluminium Conference being held at Fairmont Hotel, Abu Dhabi, concludes today.
Alba also hosted a welcome reception for all participating delegates on the opening day of the conference. An exhibition stand at the sidelines of the conference provided Alba with a platform to showcase its extensive range of high-quality aluminium products.
"Alba's support for CRU's World Aluminium Conference emphasises our commitment to the growth of this industry we are part of, ensure its continued success and benefit from the available opportunities to learn of new technologies and innovations that will strengthen aluminium's role as the metal of the future," Alba chief executive Laurent Schmitt said.
"We are also looking forward to meeting other industry leaders during the conference, exchanging ideas, sharing concerns and looking for possibilities to turn business leads into potential partnerships," he added.
CRU is an independent business analysis and consultancy group focused on mining, metals, power, cables, fertiliser and chemical sectors.
Founded in the late 1960s and still privately-owned to ensure its independence, the group employs more than 200 experts in London, Beijing, Santiago, Sydney and key centres within the US.
Alba also hosted a welcome reception for all participating delegates on the opening day of the conference. An exhibition stand at the sidelines of the conference provided Alba with a platform to showcase its extensive range of high-quality aluminium products.
"Alba's support for CRU's World Aluminium Conference emphasises our commitment to the growth of this industry we are part of, ensure its continued success and benefit from the available opportunities to learn of new technologies and innovations that will strengthen aluminium's role as the metal of the future," Alba chief executive Laurent Schmitt said.
"We are also looking forward to meeting other industry leaders during the conference, exchanging ideas, sharing concerns and looking for possibilities to turn business leads into potential partnerships," he added.
CRU is an independent business analysis and consultancy group focused on mining, metals, power, cables, fertiliser and chemical sectors.
Founded in the late 1960s and still privately-owned to ensure its independence, the group employs more than 200 experts in London, Beijing, Santiago, Sydney and key centres within the US.
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