Italy is set to highlight its expertise and innovation in the energy sector at ADIPEC 2024, the leading global oil and gas exhibition, taking place in Abu Dhabi from November 4 to 7, 2024.
The Italian Trade Agency (ITA) will organize the official participation of 28 Italian companies in the 2024 edition, underscoring Italy’s significant role in shaping the future of the global energy sector. This presence underscores the European country’s commitment to fostering deeper trade and technological collaboration with the UAE.
At ADIPEC 2024, Italian companies will present cutting-edge technologies designed to address the evolving challenges of the global energy market. The Italian pavilion, organized by ITA in collaboration with the Embassy of Italy in the UAE, will showcase key players in various sectors including valves, pumps, turbines, actuators, compressors, and pressure equipment. These technologies are essential for enhancing the efficiency and sustainability of oil extraction, refining, and transportation.
Italy’s participation in ADIPEC 2024 offers a vital opportunity to strengthen partnerships with the UAE and other major players in the energy sector.
According to the statement, with a 22 percent year-on-year increase in Italian exports to the UAE in 2024, this collaboration is likely to deepen as both countries focus on investing in technologies and projects that emphasize sustainability, innovation, and efficiency.
Lorenzo Fanara, Ambassador of Italy to the UAE, said that, “We are very proud to be present every year at ADIPEC – the world’s largest energy event – to promote the excellence of the Italian Energy and Oil and Gas Industry. Many great Italian Companies have worked for decades in the UAE Energy sector, and they have contributed to making the UAE the great Country it is.”
“The numbers are outstanding! 126 leading Italian companies, 28 of them at the Italian Trade Agency Pavilion, showcase Italy’s commitment to most advanced technologies, innovation, sustainable and efficient energy solutions,” the Ambassador added.
