Alba’s Chairman Shaikh Daij bin Salman leads Arabal 2022 delegation

Aluminium Bahrain B.S.C.’s Chairman of the Board of Directors, Shaikh Daij bin Salman bin Daij Al Khalifa, led the company’s delegation at the 24th edition of the Arab International Aluminium Conference and Exhibition (Arabal). The event, hosted by Egyptalum, began on November 29 and would continue till December 1 at the Nile Ritz-Carlton in Cairo, Egypt.

Alba’s delegates included Chief Executive Officer Ali Al Baqali, Chief Operations Officer Dr. Abdulla Habib, Chief Marketing Officer Khalid A. Latif, Director Administration Hamad Al Shaibeh, Sr. Manager Strategic Supply & Planning Mohamed Khalid, Manager Sales MENA Fatema Al Mohri as well as Manager Public Relations Abdulla Seyadee.

Alba’s Chairman said about the event, "ARABAL has become a synonym of the strong and collaborative relations shared amongst the Region's primary Aluminium producers and we are proud to have been part of it for more than 3 decades.

 We are incredibly proud of what we have achieved over the last years thanks to the partners whom we have connected with through ARABAL, and we look forward to collaborating once again as we plan for our upcoming Line 7 Expansion Project."

Alba’s CEO Ali Al Baqali added, "ARABAL has become a top-tier event in the global Aluminium industry with a major focus on the challenges and future opportunities that impact the Region's landscape. We are pleased to take part of ARABAL to showcase our success stories on various fronts as well as benefit from other smelters' journeys in our collective pursuit towards sustainable and responsible Aluminium production."

Alba’s CEO Al Baqali took part in the panel discussion on 'Arab Smelter Panel - Current Challenges, Future Opportunities' along with other Arab smelters’ senior executives. The COO Dr. Abdulla Habib participated in 'Aluminium Key Enabler of the Path Towards a More Sustainable Economy and a 'Green' Recovery' panel discussion on November 30. Alba’s CMO Khalid A. Latif is participating in the panel discussion on 'Are VAPs - Value Added Products the Route to Better Margins?' on December 1.