BEAMA

7 September 2010

MAXIMISE MEE 2011’S BUSINESS POTENTIAL WITH BEAMA
 
(Middle East Electricity 2011, Dubai, UAE, 8–10 February 2011)

Once again BEAMA is the British trade association responsible for the group of British companies at the 36th edition of Middle East Electricity (MEE), Dubai International Exhibition Centre, UAE, February 2011.
“A prime platform to showcase products/services, it presents a terrific occasion for British firms to seek business opportunities,” says Kelly Butler, BEAMA’s marketing director. “If you want to do business successfully in this region, you must be at MEE – and we can help you maximise the opportunities.
“Our long-standing involvement with this significant event means we can provide British businesses with a comprehensive exhibition service, taking the organisational burden off their shoulders.”

Attracting some 1,000 exhibitors from 50 countries and 45,000 visitors anticipated to attend, the annual event continues to evolve, further strengthening Dubai’s strategic importance to local, regional and international energy industry professionals. Supported by DEWA (Dubai Electricity and Water Authority), the exhibition covers all aspects of the energy sector in the region – among the world’s most rapidly expanding energy markets.

BEAMA has secured a prime site, and for participating British firms can handle their administration and space considerations, stand construction, liaison between exhibitors/organisers/contractors, advice on travel/accommodation and shipping. UK Trade & Investment has again recognised the event’s importance by making available on a ‘first come, first served basis’ Tradeshow Access Programme grants for those companies meeting designated criteria.

To participate/more information
Visit http://www.beama.org.uk/en/middle-east-electricity-2011/index.cfm.
Contact Mary-Jane Coombes, exhibitions consultant on: 07900 494929;
email: maryjane@beama.org.uk

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Note to editors

• About BEAMA
The BEAMA (British Electrotechnical and Allied Manufacturers Association) Association has been established for over 100 years, covering a range of industries in the electrical, energy, water and power related sectors.

It represents directly some 150 companies in the UK electrotechnical and allied manufacturing industries. Its membership includes the Catering Equipment Suppliers Association (CESA) - the representative body for the commercial kitchen equipment sector, representing over 130 member companies.

Also, BEAMA is closely affiliated to the Lighting Industry Federation (LIF), which as the lighting industry’s trade association, promotes and develops the UK lighting market for the long-term benefit of its members and stakeholders.

BEAMA still retains its prime purpose – serving members and the national industrial base as the recognised electrotechnical industry association. BEAMA represents members’ interests in generic and specific areas within Government/Governmental organisations, UK and international standards, industry players.

BEAMA members are active in many market sectors including commercial and residential buildings and energy networks. BEAMA is a proactive trade association advising its members on relevant technology and market developments, particularly relating to the areas of product safety and sustainability.
For more BEAMA information visit www.beama.org.uk

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