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France showcases expertise at MEE 2018

As the world?s top eighth producer of electricity, selected French companies look forward to offer quality products and expert advisory to the regional partners. (Image source: Business France)

Business France is once again presenting the world-class, innovative and dynamic French electricity sector at the French Pavilion at the Middle East Electricity Exhibition

As a key platform for the introduction of new products and services in the world of electricity, this flagship exhibition continues to be a springboard for French businesses looking to expand in the region. The exhibitors at the French Pavilion are geared up to welcome the thousands of expected participants and to showcase their latest novelties.

A global leader in the electricity industry and leading exporter in Europe, France showcases a diverse offering across the sector with representation from companies including power generation, transmission, distribution equipment and applications, products and systems for protection, security and lighting. Products and solutions are displayed from every level of the electricity value chain including electrical network operators, telecoms operators, engineering firms, integrators, equipment suppliers, component manufacturers, ICT firms and others.

As the world?s eighth top producer of electricity, with one of the highest quality supplies of electrical power and the world?s seventh-largest exporter of electrical equipment, selected French companies showcase their quality products and provide expert advice to their regional partners.

Marc Cagnard, managing director at Business France Middle East, stated, ?this trade show represents a benchmark exhibition for France?s electricity sector, with the ever growing number of large-scale infrastructure projects in the Middle East, France?s electricity industry, with the newly introduced technologies, are in high demand.?

In this favourable environment where US$283bn of investment in the Middle East between now and 2020 has been confirmed, the French experts are well placed to offer competitive and groundbreaking solutions to regional partners. ?We noticed over the past few years that this exhibition offers French companies tremendous opportunities to interact with regional leaders in the industry, fostering key business relationships for greater growth?, Cagnard added.

Some of the exhibiting companies include ADDEV Materials, AEG Power Solutions, AOIP, Cable Equipements, Chauvin Arnoux, CITEL 2 CP, Delta Box, Enersys, Ensto, JST transformateurs, Mafelec, NILED, Obsta, RS ISOLSEC, SAFT and Sediver, among other. 

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