13-14 September 2 010, Barcelona
HSE is a smart investment and not an expense – It surely isn’t a debate anymore! So, how to elevate HSE performance by not compromising on “H”, “S” or “E” factor?
27 - 28 September 2010, Dubai
It is estimated that 70% of all workplace accidents could be prevented if organisations put in place proper safety control measures. However, the driving force for a strong corporate safety culture must come from the top and flow throughout the organisation.
28 & 29 September, Singapore
'The biggest beneficiaries of the crisis will be in Asia, with Asian capitals poised to take on the established international financial centers of Frankfurt, London and New York in the years to come', writes senior executive of one of the world's leading banks. Following the greatest financial meltdown post the Great Depression, Operational Excellence and proper risk management in financial institutions has been identified as the key strength to overcoming the dynamic challenges of today’s economic environment.
4 - 6 October 2010, Doha, Qatar
Developing and investing in advanced technologies are ways in which companies can create truly exceptional value. The current economic environment coupled with environmental challenges represents a fairly unique opportunity for companies to create extraordinary value by developing new process technologies in the petrochemical sector.
8 - 9 October 2010, Dubai, UAE
Accredited by Ministry of Health: 10 CME Credit points
Diabetes is a global threat, researchers estimate that 366 million people, or 4.4% of the world’s population will be diabetic by 2030. Diabetes prevalence in some countries in the ME Region is among the highest in the world. Studies conducted in different populations have reported prevalence rates as high as 20% in the United Arab Emirates, 16% in Qatar and 15% in Bahrain.
11 - 12 October 2010 – Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Operational Excellence is a key factor for a bank or any corporate entity to ensure that a win-win situation occurs to improve the process line, people, stakeholders and customers of the bank. No matter what business a bank commences, operations and technology will behave as the backbone of the same.
Officially Supported by Ministry of Labour, Qatar
All six GCC countries are under pressure to provide employment to their unemployed citizens; and according to recent reviews and analysis, the public sector has already reached saturation in terms of Nationalization. Nationals predominantly prefer to seek employment in the public sector due to better working conditions, better salaries, more comprehensive packages, shorter working hours and job security. Therefore, now the pressure builds up on private sector to take the lead and fill in gaps with stipulated National workforce in each organization.
22 - 23 October, 2010, Cairo, Egypt
Cancer is an increasing problem in the MENA (Middle East & North Africa) Region and ranks as the fourth leading cause of death. It is a major public health problem that affects every country in the MENA region regardless of economic and social situation. Although the incidence of cancer in the Region is still well below that in western countries, it is expected to experience the highest increase among all WHO Regions in the next 20 years.
25- 27 October 2010, Doha- Qatar
Are you effectively dealing with the HSE challenges you face daily?
Do you need to improve your labor productivity, reduce injuries & work compensation costs? Are your absenteeism, healthcare costs and turnover, spiralling out of control?
Workshop: 25 October, 2010
Conference: 26 - 27 October, 2010
The Middle-East region is increasingly recognising the need to upgrade its city transport . Almost all states in the region have announced heavy investments in the sector to address the mobility issue of their growing population. The aim is to build an efficient transport network & make public transport more attractive to the residents.
25 - 27 October 2010, Dubai
'Spearheading change in Islamic retail banking landscape’
Following the successful launch of the 1st World Islamic Retail Banking Conference, Fleming Gulf is proud to announce the 2nd Annual World Islamic Retail Banking Conference in Dubai from the 25-27 Oct 2010.
2nd - 3rd November, 2010, Dubai, UAE
The world economy remains on a roller coaster and as an “essential industry”, healthcare faces fairly unique challenges in being able to maintain a viable operational service which is still cost effective, at the same time remaining employee-centric, despite inevitable downsizing to reduce unnecessary overhead and ensure operational efficiency.
2 - 3 November 2010, Dubai, UAE
"Old Challenge in a New Environment"
Banks and financial institutions are undergoing a sea change and today face an environment marked by growing consolidation, rising regulatory requirements, proliferating financial engineering, uprising technological innovation and mounting competition. This has increased the probability of failure or mistakess from the operations point of view - resulting in increased focus on managing operational risks.
22nd-24th November 2010, Abu Dhabi
As the world reels from the economic downturn, organizations need a comprehensive, coherent and timely strategy on promoting, measuring and assessing human capital management. The need to change, innovate and respond appropriately is a necessity for survival and existence. And therefore, the role of human capital is important and significant because of its positive correlation to economic growth and societal development.
28th to 30th November ~ Doha, Qatar
Threats against the energy industry are forever increasing during these current politically volatile times. Understanding the regional conflicts and political crisis in the Middle East, it would be quite evident that securing assets for the energy sector is a progressively growing concern.
It is imperative to have the appropriate mechanisms in place and constantly adapt to thwart any attempts of terrorism, sabotage, criminality and piracy amidst varying economic, geo-political & homeland security challenges.
As technologies and strategies are renewed and developed, it is critical to stay one step ahead.
28th - 30th Nov 2010, Doha, Qatar
‘Innovating energy efficiency in a dynamic region’
“ We need to care for our natural environment for it was entrusted to us by God to use with responsibility and respect for the benefit of human kind. If we nurture our environment, it will nurture us.” - Sheikha Mozah bint Nasser Al-Misnid, Chair, Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development.
29 - 30 November 2010, Singapore
"You put together the best team that you can with the players you've got, and replace those who aren't good enough." --Robert Crandall
29 - 30 November, 2010, Austria, Vienna
With healthcare costs continuing to rise and more and more operations becoming reliant on self-sufficient IT Programs, there has never been a more critical time for healthcare providers to employ IT that will lower costs, improve efficiency, and enhance patient care.
5- 6 December 2010, Abu Dhabi-UAE
The Waste Management Forum
25th & 26th January 2011, London, UK
Exploring Europe’s Mining Potential: Aligning goals between Governments & the Extractive Sector
14 - 16 February 2011 – Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Payment products and financial cards have been considered as one of the most promising and attractive deals in town for general consumers and wholesale customers. Ideally the credit card used to dominate the global market due to the innovations and co-branding partnership offers. That may not be the case in today’s global cards & payments industry
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