01 April 2016

The latest sustainable solutions and the best practices in managing, designing and building sustainable developments will be discussed and showcased at a key event in Cairo, Egypt, this month (April 4 to 5).

The Sustainable Developments Exhibition and Conference (SDEC) 2016,  to be held at the Fairmont Heliopolis, will host an impressive line-up of international experts and feature ground-breaking topics on sustainable development. It brings together real estate investors, developers, city planners, consultants, technology providers, architects, designers, governmental authorities as well as contractors and building material providers.

Ahmed Issa, CEO of Root Technologies, the organiser said: “Sustainable developments is one of the biggest growth areas impacting the region today. Backed by global industry leaders, SDEC brings together major players under one roof. The response has been tremendous and we’re seeing global players using SDEC as their preferred channel to successfully penetrate the MEA (Middle East and Africa) market.”

SDEC is backed by ECG (Engineering Consultants Group), BASF, ABB, Digital Com, Wilo, EC Engineering and RTC Consult.

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