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2nd
Annual Kingdom
Waste Management & Recycling
„ „Advances in Hazardous industrial
waste Management & Treatment
26 – 27 April 2016
SOFITEL Al Khobar the Corniche, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

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Annual Kingdom Waste Management & Recycling”.
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leaders to address and discuss the rapidly changing business environment in the field of waste management in the
the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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26 – 27 April 2016 | SOFITEL Al Khobar the Corniche, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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2. 2nd Annual Kingdom Waste management & recycling will take place on the 26th
and 27th
of April in the
meeting room - Paris Ballroom A
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Fleming Gulf FZE: Dubai Airport Free Zone | P.O. Box: 54772, Dubai – UAE Nama AL-marefia Group: Riyadh - Almoruj - Ibn Siana Road, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
FormerDeputyMayorAdviserforConstructions,projectsandConcreteQuality,Municipality
of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Head of Saudi Green Concrete Committee. Board Member and
head of training of (ACI -SAC) Saudi concrete science & Technology section - Saudi society
of civil engineers. Member of ACI international Committee 232A, the use of Natural
Pozzolans and other Pozzolans in Concrete. Member of ACI international Committee
555, Remove and Reuse of Hardened Concrete. Board Member of Gulf Green Building
Technical Committee TC6/ SCI. Board member and head of training and Research of S
Dr Eng. Mohammed Alhaj Hussein
Board Member and Head of Training and Research
Saudi Green Building Council
EventChair:
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7:45 Registration & Coffee
8:25 Welcome note from Fleming.
8:35 Welcome note from the Chair
8:45 Waste Management Outlook in Region
• Overview of municipal waste management scenario in the
region
• Overcoming regional waste management challenges for better
future
• Future developments and projects in pipeline
Dr. Abdulbasit S. Sairafi, Deputy for Environmental Affairs
and Sustainable Development, Presidency of Meteorology &
Environment (PME), KSA
9:00 The scource avoidance project, partnership for a
healthy environment
• The Plastic Headache
• Interaction and contribution for success
• Role of the Municipality
• Role of the community
• How successful is the project
Dr. Hassan Alkhars, Head of the Dep. Of Environmental Studies,
Alahsa Municipality, KSA
9:40 Construction Waste
• How big of a problem is construction waste in the Kingdom of
Saudi Arabia
• Saudi Arabian construction waste disposal project
• Construction waste life cycle cost
• PPP to operate construction waste recycle
Akram Hassan, OPM Advisor at MOMRA, KSA
10:20 Networking & Coffee Break
11:00 Hazardous Waste Treatment Technologies and
Recovery Treatment Alternatives/Options
• Biological and physical chemical treatments for industrial waste
water.
• Thermal treatments (desorption, co-processing, incineration).
• Recovery treatment.
• Mercury waste as unique and separate case.
Gabriel CHIFFLIER, International Sales & Marketing Manager,
Batrec, Veolia
11:40 The Selective Catalytic Oxidation of Ammonia in Waste
Gases
• Overview of SCO technology
• Including the catalyst development
• Mechanisms of SCO reaction
Dr Aaron Akah, CEng CSci CChem MIChemE MRSC, Research
Engineer, Chemicals Division, Research and Development Centre,
Saudi Aramco, KSA
12:20 Lunch and Prayer Break
13:20 Panel Discussion :- Carbon management and
climate change
• How do we manage toxic and green house gasses
• lack of waste disposal facilities and absence of tipping fees in
Saudi Arabia
• What are the political and economic chalanges in the carbon
management
Panelist
Dr Aaron Akah, CEng CSci CChem MIChemE MRSC, Research
Engineer, Chemicals Division, Research and Development Centre,
Saudi Aramco, KSA
Dr. Hassan Alkhars, Head of the Dep. Of Environmental Studies,
Alahsa Municipality, KSA
Moderator
Dr. Tahir Husain, Professor and Associate Dean (Research) Faculty
of Engineering and Applied Science Memorial University of
Newfoundl and, Canada
14:00 Health Care Waste Management
• Infectious waste
• Pathological waste
• Pharmaceutical waste
• Chemical waste
• Radioactive waste
Musfer Mohammed Al Shalawi, Hospital Executive Director,
ALJAFEL Hospital- Riyadh
14:40 Knowledge-intensive Business Opportunities in Waste
Management in Saudi Arabia
• Current waste management practices
• Reuse, reduction and recycling of waste with case studies
• Economic incentives to small and medium enterprises in waste
management
• Training of highly qualified personnel and research challenges
in waste management
• Role of industries, regulatory agencies and academic
institutions in knowledge-based economy and manpower
training in environmental field
Newfoundland, Canada
15:20 Round Table discussion:- Where will we stand 10
years from now!
Delegates will be split into three teams to have independent
discussions on their respective tracks, brainstorm and arrive at
conclusions. Format to be followed:
• 3 minutes for introduction
• 25 minutes for topic discussion
• 4 minutes each for the round table leader of each group to share
the conclusions
Streem 1 - What changes can be brought about to emphisise on
educating people on waste management
Newfoundland, Canada
Streem 2 – How far off are we in the complete achieving waste to
energy solution in the Kingdom
Musfer Mohammed Al Shalawi, Hospital Executive Director,
ALJAFEL Hospital- Riyadh
Streem 3 - Can there be a low carbon environement in the next
10 years
16:00 Afternoon Coffee & Closing remarks by the events chair
Day
1 26th
April 2016

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Day
2 27th
April 2016
7:45 Registration & Coffee
8:20 Welcome note from the Chair
8:30 Open new horizons for environmental friendly waste
recycling
• Natural ecosystems : a sustainable model
• Waste Equivalent Energy
• Why the Industrial Ecology
Dr. Bassem Nassouhy, QHSEManager, LafargeHolcim, UAE
9:10 Waste water treatement challanges in the petroleum
and refining companies
• Treatement technologies for petroleum refinary effluents
• Methods of treating water contaminated with oil dericatives
• Environmental control in the petroleum industry
Nadeem Shakir, QHSE Manager, Qatar Petroleum, Qatar
9:50 Focus session :- Industrial Waste Management
in Saudi Arabia: Current Perspectives and Future
Directions
• Industrial waste management in Saudi Arabia, including
unregulated industrial facilities, MODON industrial cities, and
Royal commission of Jubail and Yanbu industrial cities.
• Waste generation rates according to industry types, present in
greater Damam region.
• The current practices of industrial waste management in Saudi
Arabia with potential recovery of energy and value-added
products from industrial effluents.
Dr.Abdul-Sattar Nizami, Professor and Principal Investigator,
Center of Excellence in Environmental Studies (CEES), King
Abdul Aziz University, KSA
10:30 Networking & Coffee Break
11:00 The Reuse of recycled concrete in Green Building
• Major source of Construction and Demolition waste?
• Recycling and Reuse of construction and demolition waste
• Re - utilization potential of construction and demolition waste
• Utilization of solid wastes to produce value added products (e.g
ceramics, road and street base from construction waste)
Dr. Eng. Mohammed Alhaj Hussein, Board Memember ,
Saudi Green Building Council, KSA
11:40 Waste-to-energy: the next frontier for renewable
energy in the region
• Municipal solid waste as renewable energy
• Evolution of waste-to-energy plants
• Successful implementation mechanisms for renewable energy
and Waste to energy
• Renewable energy in the Middle East / Gulf Countries
• Challenges and Opportunities for waste to energy in the Region
• Waste to energy, the next frontier for RE in the Region – a look
into the future
Dr.-Ing. Rolf Liebeneiner, Business Development & Technical
Sales, BEKON Energy Technologies GmbH & Co. KG,
Germany
12:20 - Lunch and Prayer Break
13:20 Panel Discussion :- Legal framework and
environmental regulations of hazardous waste
• Introducing the executive authorities of the region’s hazardous
waste management
• Local regulations and regional and international agreements on
hazardous waste treatment and disposal
• Discovering the restrictions imposed on hazardous waste
disposal to protect the public health and contamination of
valuable natural resources
Dr. Eng. Mohammed Alhaj Hussein, Board Memember of
14:00 Public Awareness about the Challenges of Municipal
Solid Waste Management in the Greater Dammam
Area, Saudi Arabia
• Integrated solid waste management system as a solution to
current waste-related environmental and public health issues in
Saudi Arabia.
• Saudi Public awareness about municipal solid waste issues
and their management in the Greater Dammam Area, as a case
study.
• Waste collection system, waste reduction methods, taxes on
waste services.
Abdulrhman Anwar Qasim AlBlooshi, Prince Mohammed Bin
Fahad University
14:40 - Waste management strategies used by major industries
in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
• Waste management and reduction during supply chain
management
Mohammed Abdul Moiz Khan, CEng CSci CChem MIChemE
MRSC, Research Engineer, Chemicals Division, Research and
Development Centre,DHL, Supply Chain, KSA
15:20 Round Table Discussion
Delegates will be split into three teams to have independent
discussions on their respective tracks, brainstorm and arrive at
conclusions. Format to be followed:
• 3 minutes for introduction
• 25 minutes for topic discussion
• 4 minutes each for the round table leader of each group to share
the conclusions
Can you make money with recycling and save the environment
at the same time?
Table 1 what are the major cost items in a recycling set-up if
compared to landfill and litter control?
Table 2 what would be required from the value chain to ensure
sustainable recycling operations?
Dr. Eng. Mohammed Alhaj Hussein, Board Memember ,
Table 3 who benefits from recycling?
16:00 Afternoon Coffee & Closing remarks by the events chair

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Dr. Rolf Liebeneiner, Business Development &
Technical Sales, BEKON Energy Technologies GmbH
,Munich / Germany
Rolf has a Ph. D. in engineering from the Technical University of
Braunschweig, Germany. For over 10 years he has been working in the waste
treatment business developing green and economic waste management
solutions for municipalities. His main focus is on anaerobic and aerobic
technologies which convert organic waste into biogas and compost. After
many years of research on dry fermentation, Rolf joined BEKON Energy
Technologies in 2010 to strengthen the scientific understanding of AD
biogas production, focusing project development as well as project execution
and operation.
Dr. Bassem Nassouhy, QHSEManager,
LafargeHolcim, UAE
Dr. Bassem Nassouhy is currently the QHSE & Business
Development Manager at EcoCem Industrial Ecology a subsidiary
of LafargeHolcim Group with a responsibility for Business Development
& Operations, he is also in charge of Quality Control, Health, Safety &
Environment for industrial ecology pre-treatment platforms in UAE, he
had different positions within Lafarge during last 8 years, particularly in
cement industry and Industrial ecology businesses. Prior to joining lafarge,
Bassem worked in Environmental, operational, quality and HS fields at
several multinationals firms, including, Orascom, Electricity Du France
“EDF”, Egyptian Environment Affairs Agency “EEAA” and Samil Group, Dr.
Bassem received various certificates including Diploma in Environmental
management from Kitakyushu International Techno-cooperative Association
in Japan, he also hold PhD, MBA and he is a certified HS trainer from US
department of Labor and certified as authorized trainer in various fields in
Environment, Health and Safety from different institutes and universities
from Japan, Egypt and USA.
Prof. Akram Hassan, OPM Consultant, PMU,
MOMRA, PHD, MBA, OPM3, PMP, PMI-RMP, CMC,
CIARB
Akram has 25 years of experience in organizations project
management and development. Akram has a wide experience in building
the Resilience communities and Green & Smart cities. He has charged in
managerial roles as PMO leader, Projects Director and PPP Adviser. He has
built, trained and managed many of PMOs, QHSSE, and PM teams and
managed projects worth more than $3 billion. He has success stories as
Agile and Lean coach in developing and improving the performance of public
and private organizations. He managed the change, risks and crises in too
complex situations. Akram holds PhD in civil engineering infrastructure
and MBA (e-Company), USA. He has OPM3, PMP, PMI-RMP and change
management certifications. Akram is certified in Agile, Leed and BIM. Also,
He is an international arbitrator, certified from CIArb, UK.
Gabriel CHIFFLIER, International Sales & Marketing
Manager, Batrec, Veolia
Gabriel has worked in the Hazardous waste sector since 1998.
He has specialised on hazardous waste remediation projects
around the world and specifically where infrastructure able to treat certain
types of hazardous waste is not present or where better technologies can be
applied to offer a more effective solution, allowing for example, the recovery
of the waste or transforming it to a resource/product. During the first 15
years of his career, Gabriel worked for a Dutch company operating the
biggest thermal desorption plant in the world (1,2 Million Tonnes capacity
per year) and in 2013 he joined the Veolia Group as International Sales &
Marketing Manager for 2 business units. During his 20 year career he has
had the opportunity to carry out projects in Asia, Middle-East/GCC, Africa,
Europe and Latin America.
Dr. Ghazi Elsayed Abdelkerim Ibrahim Elsherif,
Environmental Expert, Quality Safety & Environment
Dept, Public Works Authority, Ashghal, Qatar
Dr. Ghazi El Sherif has a Ph. D. and M Sc. in environmental
engineering from Alexandria University, Egypt and university of New Castle
Upon Tyne, United Kingdom respectively. He also has M.P.H.Sc. in public
health engineering and B Sc. in civil engineering from Alexandria University.
Since then he worked as staff member of Alexandria University, occupying
position professor of environmental engineering. In parallel, he occupied
numerous consulting and advisory positions for governmental & non
governmental organizations as well as industrial institutions in the field
of environmental engineering particularly water, wastewater, industrial
wastewater, and solid waste management for sustainable development.
Since 2004, he has been working in Public Works Authority Qatar, as
environmental engineering expert with the responsibility of coordinating
infrastructures projects with the provision of environmental management
services during design, construction and operation stages for the successful
compliance with the environmental standards as well as for sustainable
development. He has 30 years practical experience in the above mentioned
fileds as well as published nearly 35 publications in international conferences
as well as scientific international journals. With regard to Integrated
Municipal Solids Waste Management IMSWM, Dr. Ghazi worked during
2000 -2003 as technical advisor in Ministry of Environment, Egypt, where
he assist ten Egyptian governorates to establish application of Integrated
Municipal Solid Waste Management IMSWM Projects such as Cairo, Giza,
Aswan, Al Daqahliya, AL Qalubia, Tanta, Beni Sweif, Al Sewase, Luxor and
Ghardaka.
Abdulrhman Anwar Qasim AlBlooshi, Prince
Mohammed Bin Fahad University
Abdulrhman AlBlooshi is a Civil Engineering Senior student,
Join Prince Mohammed Bin Fahad University in 2011. Winner
of the second best poster project in Petro-environment 2016 conference,
Dammam.
Dr Eng. Mohammed Alhaj Hussein, Board Member
and Head of Training and Research, Saudi Green
Building Council
Former Deputy Mayor Adviser for Constructions, projects and
Concrete Quality,Municipality of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Head of Saudi
Green Concrete Committee. Board Member and head of training of (ACI
-SAC) Saudi concrete science & Technology section - Saudi society of civil
engineers. Member of ACI international Committee 232A, the use of Natural
Pozzolans and other Pozzolans in Concrete. Member of ACI international
Committee 555, Remove and Reuse of Hardened Concrete. Board Member
of Gulf Green Building Technical Committee TC6/ SCI. Board member and
head of training and Research of Saudi Green Building
Council
Mohammed Abdul Moiz Khan, QHSE Country
Manager – KSA, DHL Supply Chain, Olayan Group
of companies
More than 18 years of experience in Multinational Organizations
on Occupational Health & Safety, Quality, Food Safety, Environment,
Healthcare Life Sciences and Business Continuity Management Systems as
well as Manufacturing, Warehousing, Transport Management and Process
Improvement. Wide knowledge of ISO 9001-2008/ 14001/OHSAS 18001,
13485, 22000, 22301 31000, RC 14001, HACCP, BRC, HITRUST (IMS),
TPM, SAP, and Process Improvement / Projects Management. Creative
problem solver who develops visionary solutions to business challenges.
Broad experience in FMCG & Food Manufacturing and Consumer Retail &
Healthcare Life Sciences Supply Chain.
Speaker Profiles

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Dr Aaron Akah, PhD, CEng, CSci, CChem,
MIChemE, MRSC, Research Engineer, Chemicals R&D
Division, Research and Development Centre, Saudi
Aramco, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
Aaron joined Saudi Aramco in 2013 and works with the Chemicals R&D
Division, at the Research and Development Center. Since joining the
Chemicals R&D Division, Aaron has been investigating and developing
novel catalysts for the direct cracking of crude to chemicals, in which some
refinery steps are bypassed. He has research and development experience
in synthesis and post-synthesis modification of catalytic materials (such
as zeolites, mesoporous materials, and modified alumina), catalyst
characterization and evaluation. Prior to joining Saudi Aramco, Aaron
worked as a Lecturer at the University of Manchester, where he lectured
on Petroleum Engineering and Chemical Engineering Courses. His research
at Manchester University was centered on catalyst development for
waste valorization as a strategy for waste management. He researched
and developed techniques for the conversion of plastics waste to useful
petrochemicals, improving cold flow properties of biodiesel, production of
petrochemicals from biodiesel and ammonia remediation in waste streams.
Aaron holds a PhD in Chemical Engineering, MSc in Physical Chemistry/
Petroleum Engineering and a BSc in Chemistry/Chemical Engineering. He
is a Chartered Engineer, Chartered Chemist, Chartered Scientist, Chartered
Member of the Institution of Chemical Engineers, and a Member of the
Royal Society of Chemistry.
Nadeem Shakir, QHSE Manager, Qatar Petroleum,
Qatar
Nadeem Shakir works for Qatar Petroleum (QP) as a Senior
Project Engineer; responsible for infrastructure and environmental
projects for petroleum Refining and downstream industries. Currently he is
involved with implementation of a new Waste Water Treatment Plant and
a Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) and Recycling Project for the QP Refinery.
Nadeem has 25 years of diversified experience in the Oil & Gas Industry
and with International Consultants on Petroleum Refineries, Waste Water
Treatment Plants for Industrial Estates; Marine Oil & LPG Terminals,
Navigation Channel dredging & Harbor Studies and Port Development.
He has been the Project Manager for Karachi Port Modernization Project
Environmental Impact Studies (EIAs); carried out for the World Bank. He
lead a technical team for preparation of the Mekran Coast Master Plan,
which included development of a new port in Gawadar. He has worked at
the prestigious Hydraulic Research Wallingford (HRW) UK , Delft Hydraulic
Laboratory in Netherlands and AEA Technology UK and Port of Liverpool
for various simulation studies and modeling for harbors, breakwaters and
marine studies. Mr Nadeem has also been associated with design and
construction of Waste Water Treatment plants for Industrial Zones in USA,
Oman, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. Nadeem has a Bachelors Degree in Civil
Engineering from NED University Of Engineering and Technology in Pakistan
and a Masters Degree in Civil & Environmental Engineering from University
of Oklahoma, USA. Nadeem has presented papers in a no. of international
conferences.
Dr. Abdul-Sattar Nizami, Professor (Assistant) &
Principal Investigator (PI), Solid Waste Research Group,
Center of Excellence in Environmental Studies (CEES),
King Abdul Aziz University
Dr. Abdul-Sattar Nizami has a PhD in green grass: developing grass for
sustainable gaseous biofuel from University College Cork, Ireland. He
has published more than 60 scientific papers on the topics of waste to
energy, biofuels and waste based biorefineries. He has delivered 12 invited
lectures at various national and international forums. His work has been
cited over 940 times in the peer review press with H factor of 16. Before
coming to Saudi Arabia, he worked at the University of Toronto, Canada as
a Postdoctoral fellow and course builder. Currently, he is leading the solid
waste research group at the Center of Excellence in Environmental Studies
(CEES) of King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia as an Assistant
Professor and Principal Investigator (PI). He is also intensively involved in
providing community and consultancy services for creating awareness and
education on local environmental issues and their sustainable solutions.
Dr. Tahir Husain, Professor and Associate Dean
(Research) Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science
Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada
Dr. Tahir Husain has a PhD degree in civil engineering from
University of British Columbia and currently Professor and Associate Dean
(Research) at Memorial University in Canada with 37 years’ international
experience in water and environmental disciplines. He was a visiting
scientist at Harvard School of Public Health in 1995; Director of Continuing
Engineering Education (2002-2005), Chair of Civil Engineering (2005-
2007); and Director, Executive MBA in Petroleum (2010-2011) at Memorial
University. His research interests are in waste management, risk assessment,
environmental modeling, and technology development. He wrote a book on
Kuwaiti Oil Fires and has contributed on about 300 research publications
in refereed journals and conference proceedings. He has contributed on 70
research projects worldwide. Dr. Husain worked with the Research Institute
at King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals in Saudi Arabia for
16 years (1979-95). Dr. Husain is the recipients of several national and
international awards. He is currently involved with industries and research
organizations nationally and internationally in environmental research with
focus on covering waste into valuable products.
Musfer Mohammed Al Shalawi, Hospital Executive
Director, ALJAFEL Hospital- Riyadh
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Eye of Riyadh
Eye of Riyadh is a city marketing portal that provides media and marketing
solutions servicing to both local and international clients, and support
major events through sponsorship, organizing, and marketing services such
as: Email campaign, Banner advertising, Email Newsletters, Social Media
Campaign, SMS Campaign, Training & Events Professional Listing, Prominent
Business Listing, Classifieds, Job Search, Public Relations Services, Web Design
& Development Services, Advertising, Media and Graphic Design.
Eye Of Dubai
Eye of Dubai is a city marketing portal that provides media and marketing
solutions servicing to both local and international clients, and support major
events through sponsorship, organizing, and digital marketing services.
Zero Waste MENA
Zero Waste MENA, established in February 2013, is a regional initiative to
promote sustainable practices to create zero waste communities in the Middle
East & North Africa (MENA) Region.
Media Partners

Media Partners
World Environment TV
The World Environment media platform with its printed Magazine, Web TV,
news letter and press releases act as a reference and as a practical guide for
Green workers, conscious professionals, leaders, and citizens of the world.
The Magazine and website boldly address a wide array of specialized topics
ranging from Ecology to Health, with the aim of fostering Innovation. This is
conveyed though articles, interviews, and documentaries, on green issues like
global warming, biodiversity, waste management, sustainable development,
water and energy challenges.
Gulf Oil and Gas
Gulf Oil and Gas, with 250,000+ members, is your business gateway to the
Oil, Gas and Unconventional Resources Markets. Online since 2002, Gulf Oil
and Gas covers upstream, midstream and downstream activities providing a
unique B2B platform for engineers and technical professionals responsible for
specifying projects and making purchasing decisions. Managing the growth
of your business is challenging. To assist you through the process, Gulf Oil
and Gas has a wide range of decision support tools and membership services
designed to maximize the success of your company. For more info: www.
gulfoilandgas.com
Ziwira
ZIWIRA is more than just an online search engine and marketplace. Unlike
other digital platforms, ZIWIRA exists as an unparalleled directory and news
hub for environmental issues with information on the latest technological
developments, industry related data delivered through publications, special
events, job postings, and the latest eco-news from our team of writers
and content partners. ZIWIRA also connects users with countless industry
professionals from around the globe, and to the thousands of companies
that sell their products and services. With a wealth of resources at your
fingertips, ZIWIRA is a professional necessity; an invaluable tool for connecting
environmentally-conscious clientele with the newest practices, products, and
developments in the field.

local partner NAMA AL-MAREFIA GROUP
Riyadh - Almoruj - Ibn Siana Road
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Tel: +966112696128
Fax:+966114533880 .
Box: 60686 - Postal Code : 11555
E-mail: mas@nama-grp.com
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