Middle East Energy in Dubai cancelled

The Middle East Energy (MEE) has been cancelled. The event was earlier rescheduled to start today (April 17) in Dubai, but the adverse weather conditions did not allow it.

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The Middle East Energy (MEE) has been cancelled. The event was earlier rescheduled to start today (April 17) in Dubai, but the adverse weather conditions did not allow it.

“Today, we have made the incredibly difficult decision to cancel Middle East Energy 2024 in its entirety. We will be making an official statement later today. Visitors, exhibitors and contractors should not make their way to the venue at this time,” a notification on the event’s website said.

The event was scheduled to start on April 16, but was put off by a day due to the unprecedented rains in Dubai.

“Safety is our priority and we have made the decision that is in the best interest of all of our valued Middle East Energy customers, partners and attendees,” said the organisers while announcing the postponement.

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