Middle East

2019 has been a year of transformation in the competitive structure of the industrial gases market.

After the rousing and passionate kind of day we enjoyed here in Dubai yesterday, when an executive at the top of the tree in the industry and the peak of his powers delivered such an...

Helium Shortage 3.0 will likely ease in the second half of 2020, but that does not mean it’s going away anytime soon – in fact it will remain until 2021.

The opportunities are there, the technologies are ready and the MENA region is primed to realise its next wave of growth.

More than 200 delegates from the region and around the world have reconvened at the Hilton Dubai Al Habtoor City hotel complex in Dubai (UAE) for Day Two of gasworld’s flagship MENA Industrial Gases Conference 2019.

When James and Gayle Hatch founded Utah-based Brio Services back in 1999, they could be forgiven for not realising just how bright the future might be for the industrial painting and services contractor.

Day two of the MENA Industrial Gases Conference 2019 is about to get officially underway, with the keynote talk of SOL Group’s Renato Imeri.

The MENA region is both a region in the midst of change and still a major land of growth for the industrial gases industry.

Just three weeks to go until the end of 2019, and it’s time for one last gathering of the global industrial gases business to share insights and opinion on the dynamics driving today’s business opportunities.

The Middle East region is rich in its history, loaded with opportunities and Air Products is proud to be a part of it, says the Tier One company’s Chairman, President and CEO Seifi Ghasemi.