The two-day event addressed environmental and sustainability issues across six themes.
The first Dubai Environment Conference and Exhibition (DECE) opened at Grand Hyatt Dubai on 7 September. Organised by the Dubai Environment and Climate Change Authority, the event ran on 7–8 September under the theme “Protecting Our Environment… Securing Our Future.”
Its programme covered six themes: biodiversity, natural resources, food security, climate change, the circular economy and environmental artificial intelligence.
The 21–22 October WGES programme will examine policy, infrastructure, business transition, food and water security.
Egyptian battery maker BME and China’s CATL signed a contract on September 13 to establish a battery systems plant. The first phase is planned for annual capacity of 1 gigawatt-hour and investment above EGP 2 billion, reported by SIS as about US$39 million.
A September 6 Cabinet research bulletin said supply-chain resilience, energy and technology security and reduced dependence on single sources are increasingly shaping trade and investment. It highlighted local value added as a measure beyond export growth.
A source-linked view of wells, energy and markets in five languages.
