Waste Management Forum Oman 2013

Waste management is a sector that has seen a vast increase in the recent times given the global concerns with environment and health. Reports rate the GCC as one of the world’s worst polluters. However, Oman has made significant progress towards waste management thanks to the stand taken by the Sultan of Oman. The government has established 16 modern landfills, 65 waste transfer stations and 5 treatment plants as its initial step towards meeting the global standards of waste management. Progress has started, however, issues lie with the lack of a structured regulation.

Speakers & Panelists
Arafat Aden,MOhammed Al-Mashani,Adel Shafei Mohamed,Gary Briggs,Ashraf Sameh,Dr. Ali Awadh Al-Amoudi,Eugene Smit and many more.

Why Attend
• Gauge the issues with regards to Waste within the GCC
• Learn effective practices for managing the increasing amounts of waste
• Find out the issues that hazardous waste from oil and gas, petrochemical and medical sectors pose
• Contribute your views and inputs to what can be done to make policy changes effective and targeted to the region.

Who Should Attend
• Waste Management and Recycling Professionals
• Managers of Environmental & Sustainability
• HSE and QHSE Managers and Directors (Also EHS, HSSE Managers)
• CSR Managers
• Environmental Engineers
• Health and Safety Officers Directors
• Managers of Sustainability
• Chemical and Petrochemical Processing Professionals
• Water Management Professionals
• Doctors & Health Care Practitioners
• Senior Governmental Representatives and Administrators
• Industrialists and Manufacturers Project Managers Scientists & Researchers Research and Development Innovation