Brussels 7 June 2011 - Mr Ignacio Madridejos has been elected as President of CEMBUREAU for a two-year term at the Association's General Assembly held today (7 June 2011) in Brussels (Belgium) after having completed his mandate of Vice-President over the last year. He takes over from Mr Jean-Paul.The group also expects the growth to sustain in the coming years due to the demand for repairs
Crusher for Sale to roads, houses and other buildings, as well as the rebuilding of the flood-protection system and the construction of new homes. Because of the floods, the demand for high-rise condominiums in central Bangkok will be higher. I have always believed that the number of high-rise residences such as condominiums has not reached the saturation point. So I have an optimistic view that demand for cement will keep growing.
Ignacio Madridejos is a member of the Executive Committee of CEMEX, the global building materials company. Mr Madridejos is responsible for the companys Northern Europe Region as well as for Energy and Sustainability globally. Prior to his current position, he was CEMEXs Country President in Spain and Egypt as well as holding several positions with CEMEX in Mexico, Colombia and Panama. Before joining
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On his election as President of CEMBUREAU, Mr Madridejos stated that It is my great privilege to take over as CEMBUREAU President from Jean-Paul Mric. CEMBUREAUs role as the united and pro-active voice of the cement industry in Europe remains critical. As well as addressing the many current issues, going forward we will need to be flexible to meet new and rising expectations from customers, EU policy
Ball Mill for Cement Plant makers and society, especially in the area of sustainable construction. Cement and concrete offer many innovative solutions to help meet the challenge of climate change and are fast becoming the materials of choice for energy efficient buildings and resilient infrastructure. I look forward over the next two years, as President of CEMBUREAU, to working with all of my Colleagues in the cement industry in delivering this vision.
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