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Much talk about Middle East petrochemicals at APIC 2007

Middle Eastern petrochemical exports to Asia, principally China, dominated discussion at the APIC conference in Taipei today. ICIS, who had a significant presence at the event, analyses what is happening throughout the Middle East in our ICIS insight Asia Middle East report.

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Posted by Simon Robinson on May 17, 2007 11:16 AM |

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