Jun 9, 2015 - Credit Card (BW, MEA and British Expertise members. £55.35 incl. VAT and a 2.5% credit card charge; non-
Kuwait: Water Opportunities Workshop Tuesday, 9th June 2015 Venue: The Middle East Association, Floor 6, 27 St James’s Street, London, SW1A 1HA VenueVeVVV
Do you want to update your knowledge on the Kuwait water market and identify opportunities? Attend the workshop to learn about the leading players, latest projects, and how to do business in Kuwait, as well as network with potential business partners. Kuwait is experiencing rapid demand growth for electricity and water, and will require several new major utility projects over the next seven years to meet expected demand. Following the amendments to the country’s IWPP and public-private partnership (PPP) laws in 2014, the restructured Kuwait Authority for Partnership Projects (KAPP) was formed. KAPP is expected to move forward more than $20bn-worth of stalled projects and the development of IWPPs will be central to the infrastructure programme. (Source: MEED).
AGENDA Come and learn about the opportunities in Kuwait for consultants, technology/service providers and manufacturers. 0930 Registration and coffee 1000 Welcome & introductions 1015 Kuwait: the political and economic picture Middle East Association 1030 The current water landscape and future projects Atkins (speaker TBC) 1100 Black & Veatch case study Ian Barrett, Commercial Director, Black & Veatch 1120 Refreshment break 1140 How to do business in Kuwait, Martin Hall, CEO, Kuwait British Business Centre 1200 Second case study, speaker TBC 1220 Discussion and next steps 1240-1500 - Networking business lunch (Please note that the agenda is subject to change as we are also expecting speakers from Kuwait to participate)
The 2012 Kuwait Sanitary Master Plan and Sewer System Management Plan was prepared by SSH in collaboration with Atkins. The contract also included the study and preparation of tender documents for the installation of flow meters and work flowing from this contract is expected soon. An update on the master plan and forthcoming projects will be provided at the workshop. British Water’s international programme is sponsored by Balmoral Tanks and BHR Group
Kuwait: Water Opportunities Workshop
Tuesday 9th June 2015 Venue: The Middle East Association, Floor 6, 27 St James’s Street, London, SW1A 1HA Please provide the following details per applicant: Title Name Company Job title Address
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Cost to British Water, MEA and British Expertise members: £45.00 + £9.00 VAT = £54 Cost to non-members £75.00 + £15.00 VAT = £90
Please return completed forms, with payment to: Natasha Miller, British Water, Southbank House, Black Prince Road, London, SE1 7SJ email:
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