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Atomtoday Turkey Station is seeking papers to be presented at 4th Turkey-MENA Nuclear Industry Congress 2016 to be held on May 12-13 in Istanbul.
The leading event covers the largest amount of countries with special focus on Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, UAE, Egypt, Iran and Pakistan. This year, you will have good chance to speak alongside senior industry leaders.
Please submit your presentation abstracts by March 29 or any questions about speaking opportunities or sponsoring options to ralaw@szwgroup.com.
Past of already confirmed speakers are:
♦ Ibrahim El-Osery, Consultant, Energy, Ministry of Electricity and Renewable Energy, Egypt
♦ Grzegorz(Greg) Rzentkowski, Director, Division of Nuclear Installation Safety, Department of Nuclear Safety and Security, International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
♦ Serdar Celik, Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Southern Illinois University
♦ Beril Tugrul, Member of Nuclear Researches Division, Energy Institute, Istanbul Technical University
♦ Arzu Altay, Director of Nuclear Energy Department, ENVY Energy & Environmental Investments
♦ Rakan T. Ayoub, Financial Analyst, Jordan Atomic Energy Commission (JAEC)
♦ Dr. Gerard COGNET, Regional Nuclear Counsellor, Embassy of France in Turkey
♦ Suleyman Sensoy, President, Turkish Asian Center for Strategic Studies (TASAM)
♦ Serhat Alten, Head of Nuclear Installation Safety Section；Manager, Akkuyu NPP Licensing Project, Turkish Atomic Energy Authority (TAEK)
♦ Ansar Parvez, Advisor, Nuclear Power, National Command Authority, Pakistan (NCA)
♦ Donald R. Hoffman, President/Chief Executive Officer, EXCEL Services Corporation
Have a look at latest speaker list
As government, regulator, Turkey-MENA local operator, institute, association and NGO, please send email to ralaw@szwgroup.com to request for your limited VIP Pass!
For partnership, please send email too.
Special Benefits:
Book 3 seats to gain one free booth.
Book 4 seats to gain one free insertion.
Book 5 seats to gain one free speaking slot.
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