Environmental Infrastructure Forum

Environmental Infrastructure Forum EIF is a high-profile conference and exhibition focusing primarily on KSA's infrastructure development of the municipal, commercial & industrial centres

The Environmental Infrastructure Forum (EIF) is being held under the patronage of H.R.H. Prince Turki Bin Nasser Bin Abdulaziz and has full support of the Presidency of Meteorology and Environment, the Saudi Environmental Society, the Jeddah Municipality, the United Nations Development Programme and the Electricity and Cogeneration Regulatory Authority. EIF is the only event in the region to tackl

e sustainable development and infrastructure together, with the support of the Saudi government. Follow us on Twitter:

Al-Arabiya English coverage of the upcoming EIF http://english.alarabiya.net/articles/2012/11/06/247943.html
06/11/2012

Al-Arabiya English coverage of the upcoming EIF http://english.alarabiya.net/articles/2012/11/06/247943.html

A construction and infrastructure forum in the Saudi city of Jeddah, kicking off next January, will bring on members of the United Nations, in a push to showcase industry opportunities in the Gulf kingdom. A forecasted $4.3 trillion is to be spent on construction in the MENA region in the next 10 y...

05/11/2012

View the latest EIF press release here:http://www.enviro-infrastructure.com/files/2012/10/UNDP-Statement-PR1.pdf

31/10/2012

In partnership with the Presidency for Meteorology and the Environment (PME) which initiated the EIF, the United Nations Development Programme’s Kishan Khoday, who will be speaking at the conference, hosted by the Saudi Environmental Society (SENS), issued the following statement regarding EIF's coverage of Resilient Cities and their participation at the event:

“For the first time in world history, more humans now live in cities than in rural areas. This has far-reaching implications for social, economic and environmental dimensions of development. Cities consume the majority of energy, water and other resources, while producing the majority of air and water pollution. With Saudi Arabia’s urban-industrial expansion plans well underway, an urgent need exists to integrate low-emission, climate-resilient strategies if the Kingdom is to achieve its goals of sustainable development.

“The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is pleased to partner with the Presidency for Meteorology and Environment (PME) for this 2nd Environmental Infrastructure Forum (EIF), to bring forth global lessons and models for achieving results.”

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The Environmental Infrastructure Forum 2013

01/10/2012

Stay tuned for some exciting announcements regarding the 2nd EIF conference and first ever EIF exhibition!

15th - 17th January 2012 - the inaugural Environmental Infrastructure Forum
07/02/2012

15th - 17th January 2012 - the inaugural Environmental Infrastructure Forum

07/02/2012
Dr Majdah Aburas of SENS is interviewed for KSA TV 1's morning show by Moath Alshikh
15/01/2012

Dr Majdah Aburas of SENS is interviewed for KSA TV 1's morning show by Moath Alshikh

05/01/2012

Green Flag - Green Country: 14 mayors from across the Kingdom will sign a pledge to support the country's environment at EIF

EIF is attracting pivotal figures from the Saudi government and private sectors:HE Eng. Saleh Abdullah al Qadi the Mayor...
20/12/2011

EIF is attracting pivotal figures from the Saudi government and private sectors:

HE Eng. Saleh Abdullah al Qadi the Mayor of Madinah and HE the Mayor of Jazan Eng. Abdullah bin Mohammed al Karni (pictured) will be participating at EIF, alongside HE Eng. Hani Aburas, Mayor of Jeddah, and HE Dr Osama bin Fadl al Bar.

09/12/2011

HM King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques is announced as patron of the Environmental Infrastructure Forum

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Al Qasr Ballroom, Jeddah Hilton
Jeddah

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