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All those who contributed to the conference: Thank you !

It is fair to conclude that the conference was a great success once again! So many people have contributed in so many ways to turn this event into a smoothly running conference with many very interesting presentations and exhibition. With over 810 delegates from around 30 countries, the conference was a perfect place for B2B interactions and networking.

The conference had it all-Interesting and enriching sessions, eminent and knowledgeable speakers & breath-taking geospatial technology showcase. With participation from government, industry and Academia, the conference was successful in enabling the g-lateral ties across the Middle East region for strengthening & facilitating the Regional Spatial Data Infrastructure in the Middle East region. The presence of H.E Sheik Abdal-Rahman bin Khalifa bin Abdal-Aziz Bin Jassem al-Thani Hon'ble Minister of Ministry of Municipality and Urban Planning , State of Qatar added great value to the conference and was a testimonial to the commitment of Qatar to go the “Geospatial Way”. Addressing the inaugural session, Eng Ali Abdulla Al Abdulla Assistant Undersecretary for Planning Affairs Ministry of Municipality & Urban Planning State of Qatar, enlightened the gathering by sharing the success story of Qatar in implementing the Regional SDI with the help of CGIS.

Middle East is a region of high Geospatial potential which needs to be tapped and constantly updated. To facilitate this, we will be back once again next year with Map Middle East 2012.

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