newsletter 1ST edition 2022 www.ablcc.org
TABLE OF CONTENTS ABLCC newsletter 1ST edition - 2022 Welcome to Our NewMembers .......................................................... News .............................................................................................................................. ABLCC Key Activities ...................................................................................... Future Activities of the ABLCC .............................................................. Fairs, Conferences & Exhibitions ......................................................... We Thank Our Sponsors 2022 ............................................................... 4 8 14 23 26 30
4 welcome to our newmembers To ensure compliance with GDPR, personal contact details for our member companies are not anymore published. However, should you need specific business contacts, do not hesitate to contact us (info@ablcc.org / 02 344 82 04)!
5 ARSiMA PROJECTS ARSIMA Projects is specialized in the management, implementation, and realization of international projects in Finance (controlling, financial consolidation & reporting, accountancy, Business Intelligence-projects...), Marketing and Strategy. Website: www.arsimaprojects.eu ORTUZ LAWYER’S OFFICE Legal office with high-end expertise in dispute resolution and enhancement of trade. Website: www.ortuz.com IMM IMM is an EPC Contractor specialized in power generation assets (thermal power, hydro, solar and hybrid systems). We are dedicated to developing countries since 1984 and have delivered flexible power solutions to utilities and industrial companies. Website: www.imm.energy HASSAN ALLAM Over 80 years of experience in Egypt and the wider MENA region. We specialize in delivering engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services for large complex projects. As our engineering and construction services are supported by our in-house manufacturing capabilities, we can pass on time and cost efficiencies to our clients. Website: www.havrico.be The Arab-Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce is pleased to present its new members.
6 MACROSCOPE STRATEGIES A boutique consultancy specialized in Diplomatic Services, MacroScope Strategies (M2S) focuses on helping countries, companies, and multinational organizat ions to enhance thei r presence and representation in countries and regions. With offices in Berlin, Brussels, The Hague, and Abu Dhabi, M2S primarily looks at Europe and the Arabian Gulf, but its clientele is worldwide. Website: www.macro-strats.com ELMA HOLDING SRL ELMA Holding is a company holding stakes in technological ventures. As business partner, ELMA Holding is supporting the development of a solution in MENA region. Website: www.elmaholding.com ESTH Regulatory and technical consulting to authorities in Gulf countries. discover all the members of the ablcc FADC Providing Real-estate Development and Construction Services.
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8 News
9 Global Gateway Europe At the end of 2021, the European Commission and the High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy launched the Global Gateway: a new European strategy to boost smart, clean, and secure investments in the digital, energy, and transport sectors and to strengthen health, education, and research systems across the world. Furthermore, does it aim to connect goods, people, and services around the world in a sustainable way. The focus of the global initiative lays on physical infrastructure, such as fibre optic cables, transport corridors, and clean power transmission lines. Some of the key elements that are incorporated are: democratic values and high standards, good governance and transparency, equal partnerships, green and clean, and security focused. The emergence of Covid-19 has proven to show how interconnected the world is, which is why the EU wanted to involve actors on a global level. By investing in key sectors around the globe and supporting private investments, the EU is looking to build strong connections without dependency on one another. Moreover, with the Global Gateway the EU wants to offer an alternative to China’s Belt and Road Initiative – the massive, geopolitically influential network of infrastructure and transport investments that Beijing uses to link its exporters to Western markets. The main goal of the new European strategy is to mobilize around €300 billion in investments between the years of 2021 and 2027 to underpin a lasting and sustainable global recovery. The innovative strategy will be delivered through a Team Europe approach, which brings together the EU institutions, the 27 EUMember States, and European financial and development institutions, such as the European Investment Bank (EIB) and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), along with the private sector and civil society. The first targets of this investment will be Europe’s neighbouring countries and will create sustainable links between the EU and those countries without creating an unsustainable level of debt. The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, said that no partner will be excluded. However, only smart investments, the ones that respect the highest social and environmental standards will be considered and supported.
10 The King and Queen of Belgium visit Oman and the UAE From the 2nd unti l the 5th of February 2022 , the King of Belgium; King Philippe, accompanied by his wife; Queen Mathilde, and the official Belgian delegat ion, vi s i ted both the Sultanate of Oman and the United Arab Emirates. F i r s t l y , t he roya l couple visited Oman, where they held stops in the cities of Muscat and Duqm. This visit was focused on the renewable energy transition happening i n Oman and on promoting Belgian-Omani economic and investment cooperation, particularly in the area of green and clean energy. It was the first visit outside of Europe for the Belgian King since the beginning of the Corona pandemic. King Philippe was also the first European leader to be received by the Sultan of Oman; Sultan Haitham. One of the first activities in Oman included the inauguration of the Port of Duqm, which was completed in collaboration with the Port of Antwerp. The new port was built to accommodate imports and exports to and from Oman to an ever growing international market. Another aim of the “Hyport Duqm” project is to produce green hydrogen, which is implemented by Oker in partnershipwith the Belgian company DEME (a member of the Board of Directors of the ABLCC). In addition, a second visit was made to Hyport, a newly built power plant capable of producing hydrogen; a valid, sustainable, and green alternative to traditional energy sources. The Port of Duqm and Hyport are both projects aiming to transform the Duqm Special Economic Zone into a global center for the production of green and environmentally friendly hydrogen. After Oman, the Belgian royalties and delegation visited the United Arab Emirates. One of their stops there was the Belgian pavilion at World Expo in Dubai. Picture from left to right: the Belgian Queen Mathilde, the Belgian King Philippe, and the Omani Sultan Haitham.
11 Africa & Europe On 17 and 18 February 2022, the heads of state/government of the member states of the African Union (AU) and the European Union (EU) came together for the 6th EU-AU Summit. The meetingwas co-chaired by the President of the European Council; Charles Michel, and the President of Senegal and the Chairperson of the AU; Macky Sall. I n t h i s me e t i ng , African and European leaders agreed on a Joint Vision for a renewed partnership, aimed to be achieved a r ound t he yea r 2030. The general cornerstones of this renewed partnership i nclude sol idar i ty , s e c u r i t y , p e a c e , sustained economic development , and prosperity for both the citizens of the African and European Union. More specifically this will involve: • An Africa-Europe investment package of €150 billion over the next 7 years, whichwill help build more diversified, inclusive, sustainable, and resilient economies. • The provision of 450 million vaccine doses to Africa by mid-2022, which is to ensure fair and equitable access to vaccines. • Enhanced peace and security cooperation. • An enhanced and reciprocated migration and mobility partnership, done through joint action and capacity-building. • A commitment to multilateralism. Even though the Joint Vision represents an ambitious plan and contains some impressive commitments, many believe that it falls short on specific African demands relating to gas and fossil fuels, the waiving of intellectual property rights on Covid-19 vaccines, the reallocation of IMF special drawing rights (SDRs), and migration. You can find an Infographic of the “Joint Vision for 2030” here: https://www.consilium.europa. eu/en/infographics/africa-and-europe-a-joint-vision-for-2030/ Picture from left to right: President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen, Senegal’s President and AU Chair Macky Sall, President of the European Council Charles Michel and France’s President Emmanuel Macron at the opening session of the summit.
12 EU & GCC: to enhance and deepen their relationship On Monday 21 February 2022, the foreign ministers from EU member states, headed by the High Representative of the EU; Josep Borrell, and their counterparts from the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, chaired by the Saudi Foreign Minister; Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud, came together in a Joint Council and Ministerial Meeting held in Brussels. Here the GCC and the EU called for closer cooperation and underlined the importance of strengthening their relations. In a statement Borell said: “We are the first investor in the region and second trade partner, but politically we are not on the same level. Our relations have to be enhanced and I think this is the good moment to do so. This is going to be the first step for stronger and deeper relations.” During the Council, the EU and GCC ministers stressed the importance of continuing to strengthen the relations between both sides. In light of recent regional challenges, the ministers saw it necessary to create a strong and effective base for regional and international security and stability. In particular, they agreed on the importance of strengthening GCC-EU relations in a wide range of areas, including political dialogue, regional security, counterterrorism, trade and investment, energy, climate change, education, health, cybersecurity, and strengthening cooperation in international forums. Moreover, several humanitarian issues, such as the situation in Yemen, the ongoing war in Syria, and the crises in Afghanistan and Lebanon, were discussed. Finally, the ministers agreed to hold their next meeting in 2023 in the GCC region. Picture from left to right: Saudi Foreign Minister and GCC chair Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud and High Representative of the EU Josep Borell.
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14 ABLCC key activities
15 On 9 November 2021, the Arab-BelgianLuxembourg Chamber of Commerce, in close collaboration with the Embassy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Brussels organized a high-level webinar called: “Saudi Arabia, A Land of Infinite Opportunities and Bold Initiatives”. Thi s webinar represented a unique opportunity for participants to discover the Saudi market and its long-term vision as a strategic partner in the Arab World. It enabled more than 130 participants - be they companies, associations, or businessmen – to get to know more about key investment sectors and opportunities in the Kingdom. But why focus on Saudi Arabia? As a member of the G20, the Gul f Cooperation Council, and countless of other important Union’s, Saudi Arabia is undeniably a partner to be cherished. Furthermore, is the Saudi Kingdom one of the fastest growing economies in the world, therefore offering infinite business opportunities and many bold initiatives for investors. By the end of this year, Saudi Arabia’s GDP is expected to reach 790 billion USD and its economy is expected to expand 7.7 per cent now the coronavirus-related uncertainty that marked the last two years recedes. Even more impressive is the oil sector’s GDP, which is projected to expand 15.5 per cent a year starting from 2022. However, its position among the world’s largest exporters of oil and gas has tended to overshadow the Kingdom’s increasingly diversified economic sectors such as infrastructure, healthcare, energy, petrochemicals, logistics, and education to only name a few of them. Consequently, there is no need to feel that the Saudi Kingdom should be considered the WEBINAR | “Saudi Arabia, A Land of Infinite Opportunities and Bold Initiatives” 9 November 2021
16 exclusive playground of large multinationals active in the oil sector. To the contrary, Belgian and Luxembourg SMEs should feel at ease in joining the game. Last but not least, is the country making a giant leap with the digitalization of its public services and the launch of gigantic infrastructure projects. This transformation is part of the “Saudi Vision 2030”-roadmap, a social and economic development plan which aims to challenge the foundations of the traditional Saudi economy and pushes investment in innovative sectors. The Saudi market is therefore, for the first time in its history, experiencing a period of unprecedented socio-economic changes and diversification to free itself from its dependence on oil. It is because of these reasons that the interest of companies in the Saudi market is growing rapidly. This was clearly showcased by our webinar and all of its participants. In this webinar we were pleased to welcome the Ambassador of Saudi Arabia to Belgium and Luxembourg, His Excellency Dr. Khalid Al-Jindan and the Ambassador of Belgium to Saudi Arabia, Her ExcellencyMrs. Dominique Mi neur. Amongs t some of the other important speakers were Mr. Tar iq Al Haidri, Vice Chairman of the Federation of Saudi Chambers, and Mr. René Branders, Cha i rman of t he Federation of Belgian Chambers. The second part of thewebinar consisted of two presentations. The first one, given by Dr. Eiman Al-mutairi, CEO of the National Competitiveness Center and Saudi Business Center, focused on the “Vision 2030” development plan. The second presentation, given by Mr. Khalid Al-Sheddi, Investor Advisory & Relations Executive at the Saudi Ministry, gave an overview of the Mission of the Ministry of Investment in Saudi Arabia (MISA). This mission gave rise to the facilitation of investment procedures and fostered an investment ecosystem as well as a strengthened communication with investors, to help them find their way and succeed in the Saudi market. You can watch more about the webinar here: https://youtu.be/vo5vHCVPiog?t=21
17 On 16 December 2021, the Arab-BelgianLuxembourg Chamber of Commerce, in close collaboration with the Embassy of the Republic of Tunisia in Brussels, held a webinar called: “Doing Business with Tunisia”. Thi s webinar represented a unique opportunity for participants to discover the Tunisian market, its export power as well as its untapped potential. It enabled more than 60 participants - be they companies, associations, or businessmen – to get to know more about key investment sectors and opportunities in the Republic. But why focus on Tunisia? In recent years, the country has become an ideal place and high-quality environment for European investments, despite the external difficulties the country has suffered in the past decade. This is because the Tunisian economy is becoming increasingly diversified, resilient, and flexible, as well as more open towards the world. It also relies on high-quality human resources and competitiveness. Moreover, is its economy known for having a good capacity to adapt quickly to circumstances and as a safe hub for companies to invest in. Besides that, is Tunisia also very strategically located, in between the crossroads of Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. It is because of these reasons that the interest of companies in the Tunisian market is growing rapidly. This was clearly showcased by our webinar and all of its participants. In the webinar , we were pleased to welcome the Ambassador of Tunisia in Brussels, His Excellency Mr. Nabil Ammar, and the Ambassador of Belgium in Tunis, His Excellency Mr. Christophe de Bassompierre. Amongst some of the other important speakers were Mr. Mounir Mouakhar, President of the Chamber of WEBINAR | “Doing Businesswith Tunisia” 16 December 2021
18 Commerce and Industry of Tunisia (CCIT), Mr. Abdelbasset Ghanmi, Director-General of Foreign Investment Promotion Agency (FIPA) in Tunisia, and Mr. Imed Hfayeth, Director of the Center for Export Promotion (CEPEX) in Tunisia. You can watch more about the webinar here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZT4CUnepaw The Ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to Belgium, H.E. Dr. Khalid Al-Jindan, hosted a lunch at the EmbassyHead Quarters in Brussels on the 9th of March 2022, in honor of the Belgo-Luxembourg Economic Delegation, which held 90 participants and parted to Saudi Arabia on 12 March 2022. Five participants represented the delegation alongside the Secretary General of the ABLCC, Qaisar Hijazin, President of the Belgian Chambers, René Branders, and members of the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Business Meeting Belgo-Luxembourg Economic Delegation 9 March 2022
19 Multi-Sectoral Economic Mission to Saudi Arabia | 11-18 March 2022 In the period of 11-18 March 2022, the Arab-Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce, the Walloon Agency for Export and Foreign Investment (AWEX), and the Chamber of Commerce of Luxembourg (CCLU) had the honor to organize a Multisectoral Economic Mission to Saudi Arabia, together with the support of the Embassy of Belgium in Riyadh. This mission, located in the cities of Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam, was a great opportunity for the participating companies to seize the exceptional and unique chances offered by the Saudi “Vision 2030” development plan, while also taking advantage of the network, expertise and logistical organization presented by the ABLCC, AWEX and the CCLU. In order to take full advantage of the potential presented by the Saudi market, the economic mission was focused exclusively on the following sectors: Health, Energy, Environment, Entertainment, Agri-Food, Construction, and Transport. On Monday 14 March 2022, the Federation of Saudi Chambers and the Arab-BelgianLuxembourg Chamber of Commerce signed a memorandum of understanding to establish the Saudi-Belgian-Luxembourg Business Council to promote and expand intra-regional trade and boost investment
20 cooperat i on between t he t h r ee coun t r i es . T h e c o u n c i l , wh i c h was announced during t h e S a u d i - Be l g i a n - Luxembourgian Business Forum in Riyadh, carries ou t comme r c i a l and promotional activities in the fields of trade, investment, and technology transfer, wi th a focus on the targeted sectors. It also provides Saudi, Belgian, and Luxembourgian businesspeople with a platform to present themselves, promote their businesses, and build commercial relationships. On the same day, a Belgian-Luxembourg delegat ion visi ted the Sal ine Water Conversion Corporation (SWCC) with the aim to enhance aspects of cooperation in energy and environment, discuss current and future opportunities between the two sides, and discuss projects and existing needs. Additionally, they became acquainted with the investment opportunities of SWCC and learned about its expertise and human, technical, and engineering capabilities. The Belgian delegation was headed by Trade Adviser at the Belgian Embassy in Saudi Arabia, Adrien Lacroix, with the participation of Belgian and Luxembourg companies. More information about what took place during the Mission will be published soon. If you would like to know more about opportunities in Saudi Arabia in the meantime, feel free to watch the ABLCC webinar at this link: https://www.youtube. com/watch?v=63isegcWyXY
22 BusinessWebinar | Entrepreneurial Opportunities for Businesswomen in the UAE 31 March 2022 On the 31st of March, the Arab-BelgianLuxembourg Chamber of Commerce was honored to host an interesting webinar in collaboration with Ras Al Khaimah Economic Zone (RAKEZ). The topic of the webinar focused on exploring the many entrepreneurial opportunities that are available to businesswomen in the United Arab Emirates. The webinar started off with a small introduction by Mr. Shaker, Sales Manager of RAKEZ, and followed with two presentations given by Mr. Hijazin, SecretaryGeneral of the ABLCC, and Mrs. Choukri, Sales Manager of RAKEZ. For more information about this webinar, please contact us or the following addresses: • Email: j.choukri@rakez.com • Tel.: +49 221 570 865 12 • Website: www.rakez.com
Future activities of the ablcc
24 The Arab-Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce and the Belgian Foreign Trade Agency are pleased to announce a webinar that will be held soon concerning the topic of Medical Technologies in Belgium and the Arab World. In this webinar we have invited 3 Belgian speaker s of d i f f e r en t compan i es , representing the Walloon, Flemish and Brussels region, alongside 3 Arab speakers of different companies to give a small speech about the Medical Technologies Sector. More information about the speakers will be announced soon. Moreover, will the Economic Attachés of the Arab Embassies in Brussels alongside other businessmen and women interested in the Healthcare sector be attending this webinar. Webinar “Medical Technologies Sector” more info about thewebinar More information about the webinar and registration will be announced soon! www.ablcc.org | info@ablcc.org
25 From 21-23 June 2022, the 4th edition of the Exportbeurs, organized by Flanders Investment & Trade (FIT), will take place at Brussels Expo. At this event you will be able to meet the best of Flemish exports in an inspiring setting accompanied with quality catering. Around 1.800 live visitors coming from more than 1.500 companies will be expected. The Arab-Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce that it will be participating at the Exportbeurs 2022. More specifically, will the ABLCC, in close collaboration with Credendo, hold a Business Workshop here on June 22 titled: “Doing Business with Arab Countries”. For this workshop we have invited some important speakers, such as Mr. Nabil Jijakli, Deputy CEO of Credendo, and 2 speakers of Arab countries (to be announced). Exportbeurs Flanders Investment & Trade 21- 23 June 2022 more info about the exportbeurs www. flandersinvestmentandtrade.com/export/ internationaal/dossiers/exportbeurs-2022/ Email: exportbeurs@fitagency.be Tel.: +32 2 504 88 79
26 fairs, conferences & exhibitions In the period of 5,6 & 7 June 2022 the 3rd edition of the Algerian Waste Exhibition (AVWE) will take place online. This unique, digital exhibition focuses on the promotion of investment inwaste and represents a new vision of linking waste management actors, whether these are Algerians or foreigners. The AVWE represents a real opportunity for international visibility in the sense that visitors from all over the world can access the fair without travelling or costs. A series of conferences led by national and international experts will be broadcasted according to a pre-established program. A live conference is also scheduled on the last day of the exhibition. Conferences and live performances will remain available on the YouTube channel after the exhibition. Algerian VirtualWaste Exhibition 5-7 June 2022 more info about the AVWE https://avwe.and.dz/?currency=DZD Tel.: +213 0 21 67 36 67 Email: avwe@and.dz
27 The International Food and Technology Expo 2022 will be held from the 9th of June until the 12th of June 2022 in Amman, the capital city of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. More specifically, will it be located at Mecca Mall in Amman. The exposition will be the first forum of its kind established for all professionals specialized in industry, trade, food and beverages in Jordan and the Middle East. Jordan has a sound and resilient economywhich gives it the capability of adapting quickly to local and regional shocks and to achieve growth at a stable and s u s t a i n a b l e rate . Jordan i s a l s o a member of the Wor ld Trade Organizat ion, an important regional center, and one of the most desirable investment locations in the region. The food, supplies, agricultural and livestock industries are among the most important sectors in Jordan. Moreover, are these industries rapidly expanding and becoming more and more modernized. For example, the food industry in the Kingdom is ranked second in terms of quality and is able to reach most of the markets i n n e i g h b o u r i n g countries. The goal of INFTEXPO 2022 i s to br i ng together both exhibi tors and c o n s u m e r s and give them the chance to explore new food and beverage products from all International Food and Technology Expo Jordan (INFTEXPO) 9-12 June 2022
28 around the globe or to display their own products in local and regional markets, expand their network, meet other businessmen, and gain new customers. Wi th the organ i zat i on of Pulse Media and the cooperation of the Syndicate of Food Traders in Jordan, there will be attending around 250 leading companies, both local as international. The targeted visitors of the INFTEXPO 2022 are as follows: • Executives in industrial companies for packaging, machinery, and food and beverages. • Importers, distributors, and wholesalers of food and beverages. • Professionals, consultants, government institutors, trade unions, and free zones. • Owners of transport, refrigeration, and storage companies. • Specialists in the manufacturing and trade of halal products. • Envoys and representat i ves of commercial attachés of embassies in Jordan. • Purchasing managers of supermarkets, groceries, wholesale and retail stores. more info about the inftexpo http://inftexpo.com Mrs. Lyan Hisham: +962 777 372 414 Mrs. Alanoud Jarar: +962 279 693 3506 Email: marketing@pulsejo.net or project.manager@pulsejo.net
29 The Arab-Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce and the Embassy of the Republic of Iraq in Brussels have the pleasure to announce several exhibitions & conferences that will take place in Iraq in the following months of 2022. The Fifth Iraqi Tourism Forum will be held in the period of 26-28 March 2022 and will take place in the city of Baghdad, more specifically at the Baghdad International Fair Ground. It is organized by the Diamond Vision Company for General Contracting and Organizing International Exhibitions and the General Company for Iraqi Fairs and Commercial Services. For more information, contact: • Email: Almassal.iqtf@gmail.com • Address: Outer Karrada Neighborhood – Baghdad, Iraq • Tel.: +964 773 777 6030/ +964 773 777 6040 The Baghdad International Book Fair will be held in the period of 11-22 May 2022 and will take place in the city of Baghdad, more speci f ical ly at the Baghdad International Fair Ground. It is organized by Sada Al-Aref General Trading, Publishing and Exhibitions Company and the General Company for Iraqi Fairs and Commercial Services. For more information, contact: • Email: al-aref@gmail.com / al-aref@ yahoo.com • Address: Al-Mualmeen Neighborhood, Najaf – Baghdad, Iraq • Tel.: +964 781 111 5222/ +964 771 115 5597 The Basra Oil and Gas Conference & Exhibition will be held in the period of 4-7 October 2022 and will take place in the city of Basra, more specifically at the International Exhibition Center. It is organized by the company AlSorouh for Investment and Exhibitions Organization and the General Company for Iraqi Fairs and Commercial Services. The event presents a wide variety of opportunities for international investors specialized in the sectors of energy, gas & oil. It will feature areas like Laboratory Equipment, Natural Gas, Offshore, Subsea &Marine, Pressure Vessels, Refining, Ships, Boats, Vessels, Valves, Meters, etc. For more information, contact: • Website: www.basraoilgas.com • Email: alsorouhir@najwaorg.com • Address: Al Hillah Street, 40 – Babel, Iraq • Tel.: +964 770 654 9020/ +964 773 667 4006 The International Exhibition of Food, Livestock and Aquaculture will be held in the period of 10-13 October 2022 and will take place in the city of Baghdad. It is organized by the company Najwa Al-Watan Al-Arabi for International Exhibitions, Events and Conferences and the General Company for Iraqi Fairs and Commercial Services. For more information, contact: • Website: www.najwaorg.com • Email: info@najwaorg.com • Address: Al-Arasat Street, next to AlWarka Bank – Baghdad, Iraq • Tel.: +222 722 871 612/ +972 242 6000 Upcoming Iraqi Exhibitions in 2022
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