Cemtech Middle East & Africa 2024
Decarbonising Cement | Sustainable Solutions Across All Continents
Sofitel Dubai The Obelisk (UAE)
18-21 February 2024

Meet with 250 cement professionals in Dubai for the industry’s leading conference and exhibition, offering a content-rich conference programme featuring world-class expert speakers, extensive networking opportunities, a 31-stand equipment exhibition, and cement plant tour.

Across all continents, a cement industry revolution is underway. The transition towards low-carbon cements is accelerating, driven by climate change action, shifts in consumer demand and new national and global decarbonisation targets. Agile manufacturers are seeking to innovate – producing new products that meet the demands of the low-carbon future, while adopting more efficient technologies and implementing entirely new business models to meet the challenges ahead. New strategies must be adopted and the latest technical solutions must be implemented if businesses wish to remain compliant and profitable.

Cemtech MEA2024 will provide a unique multi-disciplinary forum for cement industry stakeholders to explore every aspect of this ever-changing environment, providing the knowledge to make informed decisions and a dynamic space in which to discuss and analyse the continuously evolving technical and economic landscape.

Join senior representatives from the cement industry across the Middle East & Africa as they gather in Dubai for Cemtech’s annual meeting, an unmissable event for industry manufacturers, equipment suppliers, and industry stakeholders from clean tech, green finance, government and environmental administrators.

Plant tour to Sharjah Cement Factory
Sharjah Cement Factory, part of Sharjah Cement & Industrial Development Co (SCIDC), is one of the leading cement producers in the Middle East. Commissioned in 1977, it’s integrated 4.27Mta cement plant has a clinker production capacity of 2.25Mta and consists of two pyro-process lines and four cement mills. The plant is self-sufficient in power owing to a 40MW captive power plant, in addition to a waste heat recovery unit that was installed in 2015 and generates up to 9MW of electricity, resulting in an annual reduction of 70,000t of carbon emissions. Read more. Registered delegates will have the opportunity to visit Sharjah Cement Factory on Wednesday 21 February 2024 (subject to availability).

Sharjah Cement Factory