Reynaers Middle East took part in the 2023 International Marketing Conference, Brussels

Published: Sep 22, 2023 10:30

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Reynaers Middle East (RME), the regional office of Reynaers Aluminium in Bahrain, recently showcased its unwavering commitment to growth and expansion by participating in the annual International Marketing Conference 2023. The conference, which brought together over 50 marketing professionals from Reynaers Aluminium worldwide, was held at the company's headquarters in Brussels from September 13-15, 2023.
The attendees represented the brand in more than 70 countries, highlighting the global reach and impact of Reynaers Aluminium.
To commemorate the event, the CEO of Reynaers Middle East, Mr Ali Khalaf, asserted: "We are delighted to take part in this year's edition of the International Marketing Conference, which provides an ideal platform to share experiences with our peers and admire the dedication and creativity of our global team as a whole. The Conference was a testament to our shared commitment to growth, innovation, and building lasting connections, and a symbol of our shared journey towards excellence. We look forward to participating in the coming edition of the Conference, which reflects the essence of our organisation: a vibrant community of individuals working together to achieve greatness."
Representatives from Reynaers Middle East (RME), the subsidiary office of the European specialist Reynaers Aluminium, attended the three-day conference aimed at exchanging expertise, sharing insights on the latest developments in the field, and strengthening bonds among multi-national professionals. The RME delegation included Ms. Hina Khan and Ms. Eman Salman from the Company's Marketing Department.
The conference included a walking networking tour, a gala dinner with an awards ceremony, panel discussions addressing future strategies, and interactive workshops highlighting the latest marketing trends. The goal was to bolster RME's leading position as one of the leading aluminium solutions providers in the Middle East region.
With headquarters in Bahrain, RME caters to the entire GCC region, as well as Lebanon, Egypt, Jordan, and Iraq. The Company specialises in the development and marketing of sustainable, innovative aluminium solutions and has a rich portfolio of leading projects across the region.

Source: https://www.alcircle.com/news/reynaers-middle-east-took-part-in-the-2023-international-marketing-conference-brussels-100329

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