The Water, Energy, Technology, and Environment Exhibition (WETEX 2015) is set to confirm its position as an interactive platform for international organizations, companies, and individuals in the water, energy, environment, oil and gas sectors.
The annual event, which is staged by Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA), provides various services for exhibitors from the government, semi-government, and private sectors. These include the optimal place to highlight their products, and services, explore partnerships, and finalize deals. It provides the logistics and other services that help exhibitors to succeed.
WETEX 2015 is held under the umbrella of the Green Week 2015 from April 21-23, at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre, in conjunction with the World Green Economy Summit, which aims to consolidate Dubai’s position as a global center for green economy and sustainability.
“Under the directives of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Maktoum, VP & PM of the UAE, ruler of Dubai, to enhance the global position of Dubai in all fields, DEWA has developed WETEX into a major international platform for vital sectors of the economy.
Over 16 years, the exhibition has made significant achievements in the development of water, environment, oil and gas, and conventional and renewable energy sectors, and has succeeded in supporting the national economy significantly through agreements and partnerships that support the journey of economic, social and environmental development in Dubai,” said Saeed Mohammed Al-Tayer, MD & CEO, DEWA, President and Founder of WETEX.
WETEX, which saves time and effort for producers and consumers, bringing together exhibitors and consumers in a single location, also supports production by displaying various products and services offering marketing opportunities for exhibitors to focus attention on quality and sustainability.
WETEX 2014 was a great success, recording participation of over 1,500 exhibitors from 42 countries, and attracting more than 22,600 visitors.
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