HRH Premier thanked by GPIC Chairman
Minister Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa
Manama - Emirates Voice
HRH Prime Minister Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa received a cable of thanks from Chairman of Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company’s (GPIC), Dr. Abdulrahman Jawahri, on the successful opening of the Premier Process Engineering Conference Exhibition for the Middle East – MEPEC 2017.
The GPIC Chairman paid tribute to HRH Premier’s directives on attracting investment and majour specialized events, as well as developing and qualifying Bahraini cadres to best represent the Kingdom of Bahrain.
He Praised the Premier’s support for Bahraini cadres, who have contributed to the establishment of this pioneering company and maintain its growth amid various challenges and competitions to become supportive to the national economy and highlight Bahrain as an advanced industrial center.
The MEPEC 2017 is hosted by the Kingdom of Bahrain entitled (Sustainable growth through innovation and integration in refineries and petrochemical operations).
Source: Fana News
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