China Petrochemical Summit 2009 (CPS2009) held the successfully opening ceremony on Mar. 12th in Westin Beijing Finance Street. During the opening ceremony, Mr. Fan Xin (CIO of CBI China) and Mr. Li Chengfeng (GM of CNPC Chemical Sales Company) gave the welcome wording on behalf of the organizer committee.

CPS is an ideal communication platform with the highest profile which CBI China presents every year, and this summit is gradually growing up into a grand gathering for China petrochemical insiders.

China Petrochemical Summit 2009 ensures its expertise and authority, integrates the hot industrial issues, analyzes industrial problems with in-depth view, and booths the sustainable development of China petrochemical industry. The hot issues include, China macro economic trend and the policy influence on China petrochemical industry, financial crisis impact on petrochemical industry, impact of Middle East's productivity on Asian petrochemical industry, counter measures of the petrochemical companies (innovation or supply chain integration), emerging markets (Iran or India) petrochemical products forecast and etc.

Many petrochemical companies, petrochemical traders, relevant governments and research agencies, system solution providers attended CPS2009, leaders from industrial leading companies such as Sinopec, Sinochem, ICIS, Titan, Safer system, Iran Petrochemical, Evonik Degussa, Dow Chemical and etc. all gave wonderful speeches during this one and a half day event. Meantime, relevant research agencies also participated and contributed valuable insights.

CPS2009 was co-organized by leading commodity information provider, CBI China and ICIS, which also gains great support from CPEIA, SCIC and FTIPC.

The Frist Petrochemical Summit was successfully held in Beijing during March 26-28, 2008. With 150+ decision-makers from the petrochemical industry, the summit analyzed the developing trend of Chinese petrochemical industry from the angles of economic situation, industrial status, opportunities and challenges. The scale, scope, depth and the communication of the summit all gained high evaluation from the industrial players.

The delegates from home and abroad discussed China's rapid developing market and its future through speeches, case analysis, dialogues, etc. The speakers and delegates interviewed were from Ministry of Commerce, National Development & Reform Commission, Petrochemical and Chemical Industry Association, Ministry of Transport, Sinopec, BP, BASF, DOW, Exxon-Mobil, Evonik, Lanxess, Celanese, Arkema, Ciba Specialty Chemicals, Sinochem, LyondellBasell, Reliance, CNOOC-Shell, Vopak, BDP International, Shanghai Chemical Industrial Park and Albemarle.

Learn more please visit the webiste of Frist Petrochemical Summit