[MW:1394] FW: Call for Registeration- National Welding Seminar 2009- Feb 4th-6th February 2009- Mumbai, India

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From: Abby Joseph [mailto:abby.joseph@bwgindia.com]
Sent: Tue 09/12/2008 19:40
To: Abby Joseph
Subject: Call for Registeration- National Welding Seminar 2009- Feb 4th-6th February 2009- Mumbai, India

Dear All,

The Indian Institute of Welding; India's premier professional institute for
fostering the development of welding technology; is organizing the National
Welding Seminar in Mumbai next February, less than two months away!

National Welding Seminar 2009 (NWS 2009)

The NWS 2009 aims to provide a dynamic forum of professionals from industry,
academia and research institutions to share and enhance their knowledge base
in welding science and technology. NWS 2009 will be held at Hotel Kohinoor
Continental, Andheri (E), Mumbai.

We are pleased to inform you that about 75 technical papers, on diverse
topics will be presented at NWS2009.

The inaugural session on 4th Feb will have the following highlights:

a. Address by the Chief Guest and dignitaries.
b. Convocation ceremony.
c. Keynote lectures by three senior industry professionals.
d. Evening cultural programme, followed by cocktails and dinner.

Who Should Participate

* Welding engineers and practicing professionals
* Production managers, shop floor engineers & supervisors
* Inspection engineers
* Scientists and research associates from core industries which
include nuclear, aeronautical, space research, automobile, railways,
defense, chemical, petro-chemical, ship building, Off-shore and
cross-country piping & pressure vessels manufacturing

WELD INDIA EXPO 2009 Exhibition

The concurrent WELD INDIA EXPO 2009 Exhibition (Feb 5th to 7th 2009- Bombay
Exhibition Centre, Goregaon (E)) is already fully booked with more than 70
national and international companies and organizations displaying their
latest products and services.

Further information about NWS2009 and WELD INDIA EXPO 2009 is available on
the website: www.iiwindia.com <http://www.iiwindia.com/> .

On behalf of the Organizing Committee of the NWS2009, I cordially invite you
to register as a delegate for this important seminar. A copy of the delegate
registration form is attached. Please also feel free to forward this email
to your colleagues and friends who would be interested in registering for
this seminar.

Looking forward to receiving your completed registration forms and seeing
you in Mumbai on 4th Feb 2009.

Regards,

Abby K Joseph

Delegate Mobilization Committee

National Welding Seminar 2009

Conference Secretariat:

The Indian Institute of Welding

B-101, Hill View Apartments,

LBS Marg, Vikhroli (W)

Mumbai 400 083

Tel: +91 22 25772637; Fax: +91 22 2579 4252

Email: iiwmum@mtnl.net.in

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