15 FEBRUARY 2016TradeArabia News Service
Emirates Global Aluminium set for Dubai summit
Edited by : AL CIRCLE
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Emirates Global Aluminium (EGA) is all set to highligh its corporate commitment to integrity and transparency at the conference of Association of Certified Fraud Examiners Middle East in Dubai, UAE.
A joint venture between Abu Dhabi-based Mubadala Development Company and the Investment Corporation of Dubai, EGA is platinum sponsor at the two-day event which kicked off on February 14. The summit is being organised in association with the Financial Audit Department (FAD) of Dubai.
Over 300 anti-fraud professionals from around the world - including employees from EGA - will gather at the 2016 ACFE Middle East Fraud Conference to discuss the latest trends and strategies in fraud prevention.
The delegates will also have the opportunity to meet high-ranking and reputable speakers from leading organisations in the Middle East; and learn about cutting-edge tools and techniques to detect fraud.
Commenting on EGA’s sponsorship, Abdulla Kalban, the managing director and chief executive, said: "One of our corporate values is to ‘protect’, which embraces a commitment to operate our business with integrity, transparency and fairness."
"We do not tolerate dishonesty or unethical behaviour; and encourage our employees to report any observed or suspected fraudulent activities. EGA is thus pleased and proud to support organisations, such as ACFE, that not only promote the same principles but also provide best practice anti-fraud training," he added.
A joint venture between Abu Dhabi-based Mubadala Development Company and the Investment Corporation of Dubai, EGA is platinum sponsor at the two-day event which kicked off on February 14. The summit is being organised in association with the Financial Audit Department (FAD) of Dubai.
Over 300 anti-fraud professionals from around the world - including employees from EGA - will gather at the 2016 ACFE Middle East Fraud Conference to discuss the latest trends and strategies in fraud prevention.
The delegates will also have the opportunity to meet high-ranking and reputable speakers from leading organisations in the Middle East; and learn about cutting-edge tools and techniques to detect fraud.
Commenting on EGA’s sponsorship, Abdulla Kalban, the managing director and chief executive, said: "One of our corporate values is to ‘protect’, which embraces a commitment to operate our business with integrity, transparency and fairness."
"We do not tolerate dishonesty or unethical behaviour; and encourage our employees to report any observed or suspected fraudulent activities. EGA is thus pleased and proud to support organisations, such as ACFE, that not only promote the same principles but also provide best practice anti-fraud training," he added.
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