The Arab International Aluminium Conference (Arabal) in Doha later this month will feature sessions on a number of key topics pertaining to the aluminium industry. The event hosted by Qatalum will be held from November 20 to 22.
The preparatory committee said the second day will see a session on the aluminium industry in China, Chinese experience and industry-related developments.
The session will be attended by key analysts in the China Metal Market including Powell Adkins, director of AZ China and Chenguang Zhang, and Jacob Wan.
The second day discussion will include David Katting, director of Power Automotive Forecasting; Kevin Moore, executive director and counsel of General Motors; and Shambhu Prasad, senior export at the Gulf Organisation for Industrial Consultancy (Goic). The event will review auto industry in the context of economic downturn and its impact on the aluminium industry.
The second day will also see a number of key papers presented by experts - including George Vazquez, founder and managing director of the Harbour Unit for Aluminium Information, who will elaborate on the global aluminium market during 2012 and his expectations for 2013.
Allan Bell, CEO and general manager of Altec, will present a working paper on the aluminium industry, the environment, and the reduction in carbon emissions within the industry.
Chris Divadas, president, Hydro Centre for Aluminium Technology in Qatar, will lead a workshop on the use of aluminium products in the Gulf region, while Bernie Cooper, managing director of Regin Ltd, will present a paper on how to make the aluminium industry a safer place.
The event will conclude with a paper presented by Salam al-Sharif, chief executive officer of Al Sharif Group.
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