ABU DHABI: The Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ADCCI) is participating in the Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week (ADSW), which is part of the World Future Energy Summit hosted by the Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company (Masdar), at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC) from 16th to 18th April, 2024.
The Chamber’s participation in the Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week is driven by the event’s role in providing a local and global platform for entrepreneurs from various countries. It underscores the event’s exceptional role in promoting sustainable development, supporting purposeful initiatives, and spearheading actions to address climate change.
The Chamber will participate in the ADSW through its own pavilion, which includes nine national and local companies specialising in several activities related to energy and its technical solutions, including Dunes and Waves, Yellow, EFATE-Electronic Waste Management, Al Byout AlTiniya (P and M), Verofax, SOLABOLIC, Thamara, and Infinite Roots.
Ahmed Khali
fa Al Qubaisi, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of ADCCI, said, ‘The Chamber’s support and sponsorship of the ADSW aligns with our enduring dedication to driving both national and global trends aimed at promoting the launch of sustainability initiatives to advance the comprehensive development process witnessed in the UAE, and encourage businesses to contribute directly to address the repercussions of climate change, leading to building a more sustainable future for future generations.’
‘The Chamber is participating in this event with a special pavilion that includes a number of companies specialising in the energy and sustainability sector. The participation of these companies will contribute to enhancing the exchange of experiences, highlighting best practices in the sector, and presenting the latest sustainable solutions and innovations. Additionally, it will be an opportunity to establish partnerships and attract more investments, in a way that supports our efforts and initiatives to enhance the growth and
prosperity of the private sector in general and the energy sector in Abu Dhabi in particular,’ Al Qubaisi added.
The ADSW is one of the main events of the World Future Energy Summit, with various activities, panels, and fora. The event’s partners, including the Chamber and several international start-ups and SMEs, will showcase the latest sustainable technologies in the energy sector, such as urban transportation, clean energy, agricultural technologies, and AI, thereby bolstering Abu Dhabi’s active contribution to promoting environmental works and providing the necessary investments to advancing the energy sector locally and internationally.
The Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ADCCI) is participating in the Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week (ADSW), which is part of the World Future Energy Summit hosted by the Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company (Masdar), at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC) from 16th to 18th April, 2024.
The Chamber’s participation in the Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week i
s driven by the event’s role in providing a local and global platform for entrepreneurs from various countries. It underscores the event’s exceptional role in promoting sustainable development, supporting purposeful initiatives, and spearheading actions to address climate change.
The Chamber will participate in the ADSW through its own pavilion, which includes nine national and local companies specialising in several activities related to energy and its technical solutions, including Dunes and Waves, Yellow, EFATE-Electronic Waste Management, Al Byout AlTiniya (P and M), Verofax, SOLABOLIC, Thamara, and Infinite Roots.
Ahmed Khalifa Al Qubaisi, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of ADCCI, said, ‘The Chamber’s support and sponsorship of the ADSW aligns with our enduring dedication to driving both national and global trends aimed at promoting the launch of sustainability initiatives to advance the comprehensive development process witnessed in the UAE, and encourage businesses to contribute directly to address t
he repercussions of climate change, leading to building a more sustainable future for future generations.’
‘The Chamber is participating in this event with a special pavilion that includes a number of companies specialising in the energy and sustainability sector. The participation of these companies will contribute to enhancing the exchange of experiences, highlighting best practices in the sector, and presenting the latest sustainable solutions and innovations. Additionally, it will be an opportunity to establish partnerships and attract more investments, in a way that supports our efforts and initiatives to enhance the growth and prosperity of the private sector in general and the energy sector in Abu Dhabi in particular,’ Al Qubaisi added.
The ADSW is one of the main events of the World Future Energy Summit, with various activities, panels, and fora. The event’s partners, including the Chamber and several international start-ups and SMEs, will showcase the latest sustainable technologies in the energy s
ector, such as urban transportation, clean energy, agricultural technologies, and AI, thereby bolstering Abu Dhabi’s active contribution to promoting environmental works and providing the necessary investments to advancing the energy sector locally and internationally.
Source: Emirates News Agency