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To initiate Partnership activities in Western Asia and North Africa, experts on fuels and vehicles, community groups and government representatives met in March 2004 to assess the current situation on lead and sulfur and determine needs and actions plans for the future. The meeting was sponsored by the United Nations (ESCWA, DESA and UNEP) in cooperation with relevant regional organizations.
- Meeting Recommendations
- Towards Unleaded and Sulfur-Free Transport Sector, Case Study of Lebanon -
Prof. F. B. Chaaban, Faculty of Engineering and Architecture, American University of Beirut
- Stratégie Marocaine pour l'Attenuation de la Pollution Automobile -
Royaume du Maroc, Ministère de l'Amenagement du Territoire, de l'Eau et de l'Environnement (en français)
- Modeling of Lead Emissions in Palestine -
Zeyad El-Ghussain, Director, Research and Studies Department, Palestinian Energy and Natural Resources Authority
- Controlling Mobile Emissions: The Case of Egypt -
Samir El-Mowafi, Regional Center for Environment Protection and Pollution Prevention
- Motor Vehicles Periodic Inspection -
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
- Urban Air Pollution - Yemen
- Needs and Actions for the Elimination of Lead in Gasoline and the Reduction of Sulphur in Fuels -
Samer Taowfiq Hatamleh, Jordan Petroleum Refinery Company
- The Future of Petroleum Products Specification of the HOMS Refinery -
Adnan Izzeddin, Operations Manager
- Clean Gasoline Trends in East Asia -
Clarence Woo, Asian Clean Fuels Association
- Phasing Out Leaded Fuel: The Role of the Oil Industry -
Rob Cox, IPIECA
- Trust for Lead Poisoning Prevention -
Presented by Mike Walsh Trust for Lead Poisoning Prevention
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