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Contents News Platform

Events

Regional

The Comprehensive Iran Print Industry Buyers’ Guide launched

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UAE: Sharjah Advertising Invests in a Speedmaster

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KSA: National Offset Printing Press Company Looks to Expand its Printing Capacity

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UAE: Kodak Signs up ME Printer as its Official Media Partner for Print Industry Seminar

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UAE: One Step at a Time

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UAE: Xerox Spearheads the Shoe Box Campaign

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UAE: Digital Printing is the Way Forward

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UAE: Spectrum Printing Press Eyes the Regional Digital Printing Market

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Xingraphics to Holds Workshop in China

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A World Run by Robots and an Evolution of Knowledge

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UAE: Emirates Environmental Group Goes Green with its Printing Needs

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IRAN: Tehran’s Print and Advertising Industry Gets a Boost as Two Related Exhibitions Are Held Under One Roof

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Middle East: New Print Titles Emerge

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UAE: National Geographic Sets Sights on the Arab World

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Dubai: Paper Arabia 2010 Concludes with a Strong Message and Blockbuster Participation

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Dubai: GITEX Technology Week Celebrates 30th Anniversary This Year

Products

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Arabic Inclusive

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Editor-in-Chief Eskandar Jahanbani alex@meprinter.com

Technical Editor - English Section Rod Hayes rhayes@meprinter.com

GITEX Technology Week

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Technical Editor - Arabic Section Dr. George Nubar Simonian g.simonian@meprinter.com Editors Hiba Moussa +971 4 391 1208 hiba@meprinter.com Dennis Mathew Daniel +971 4 391 1598 english@meprinter.com Dr. Younes Shokr Khah younes@meprinter.com Specialist Contributing Editors USA - Frank Romano fxrppr@rit.edu

The FuTure oF PrInTIng IndusTry In MIddle eAsT Pira international exclusive rePort

PAPer ArAbIA 2010 concludes with a strong Message and BlockBuster ParticiPation

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The highlight in this issue is an elaborate report about the future of printing industry in the Middle East by Pira International. The report is an authoritative and value added analysis about the state of the graphic arts industry in the Middle East and the forces that shape its future.

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Editor’s Note

Eskandar Jahanbani Editor in Chief

Arriving back from the well-earned vacation has been quite refreshing for the ME Printer staff – something that we all looked forward to. It seems that business in Dubai is once again back on track. After a slow summer, graphic arts industry is once again buzzing with activity.

Paper Arabia, the leading paper industry exhibition took place between 26 and 28 of September 2010 in Dubai. The leading paper suppliers from across the region and abroad, participated in the show. A healthy visitor turn out, once again proved that Dubai is a dynamic hub for a wide range of industries.

Around 6000 industry experts and decision makers from Middle East and Africa as well as Europe visited the show. You can read the full post show report in this issue of ME Printer. Paper Arabia proved that paper industry in the Middle East is recession proof.

However our major highlight in this issue is an interesting and elaborate report by Pira International about the Future of the Printing Industry in Middle East and North Africa. Pira International shared this report exclusively with ME Printer.

Based on this study total printing revenues in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region in 2009, reached $7.7 billion, and is expected to increase further to a total of over $11 billion by 2015. Also as a special offer, the readers of ME Printer magazine will receive 10 percent discount on purchasing the report.

In addition, in this issue, we are including a comprehensive post show report on 17th Korea International Printing Machinery and Equipment Show (KIPES 2010) which took place from 8 to 11 September 2010 at the Korea International Exhibition Center. For those printers who were looking for state-of-the art Korean large format and narrow web presses, the exhibition could have been a perfect venue. As I mentioned earlier, we are back to offer you fresh insights about the industry so you will find a string other interesting news and views in this issue of ME Printer.

Based on a recent study by Pira International total printing revenues in the MENA region are expected to reach to a total of over $11 billion by 2015.

The Comprehensive Iran Print Industry Buyers’ Guide launched

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The third edition of the leading Iranian graphic arts directory has more than 1200 pages and 11000 entries

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The newly released Iran Print Industry Buyers’ Guide contains comprehensive list of business profiles of agents, manufacturers and suppliers of printing equipment and consumables. The book also includes the most up to date listings and detailed information on printers, prepress and postpress centers.

The third edition of the guide contains exhaustive information on each printer’s or prepress house’s equipment and services including the number of printing units, prepress and finishing equipment. This is a unique and exclusive resource on the Iranian graphic arts industry.

Useful information such as contact details of Iranian banks abroad, trade associations, consultants, training centers, chambers of commerce and advertising agencies are also included. However what makes this guide unique is not the amount of entries but the details that have been added to each entry such as types of equipment and field of the expertise of each printer or graphic arts service provider.

Digital printing centers take on larger parts of this directory comparing to the previous editions. This is clearly the signs of the times that points to the increasing growth of the digital printing industry in Iran.

Who will be the star of the MACtac Innovative Awards?

If you want to achieve international status as a visual communication developer, play your part in the MACtac速 Innovative Awards Enter the prestigious MACtac Innovative Awards 2011, created by MACtac, a world leading producer of self-adhesive films for the sign and decoration industry. Applicators, printers, advertising agencies, studios and end-users from around the globe can submit projects realised with MACtac films in the following categories: the most surprising, innovative and original realisation, the most successful non-promotional interior decoration, the most technically challenging application, the most monumental work, the work which most enhances the city or the environment, and the MACtac prize.

Entries are judged for their creativity (design and impact) and technical achievement by a panel of independent industry experts. Win one of the numerous exciting trips or the equivalent in cash

offered to winners in each category. Enjoy exposure in the sign and graphics press worldwide and on the MACtac website. We will present all the winners as well as a selection of impressive entries.

Send a completed entry form with high quality photos or prints, or high-resolution digital files on a CD to your MACtac subsidiary or nearest distributor.

Deadline is January 31, 2011 for projects completed in 2008, 2009 and 2010.

MACtac INNOVATIVE AWARDS. FOR OUTSTANDING CREATIVITY AND TECHNIQUE IN LARGE FORMAT GRAPHICS For entry forms and more information ask your MACtac distributor or visit www.MACtac-innovative-awards.com

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UAE: Sharjah Advertising Invests in a Speedmaster

The company has diversified into areas such as advertising, branding, design and signage

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Sharjah Advertising Company has announced that it has recently completed the installation of an all 06.09.2010 11:20 Seite 1 new 4-colour Heidelberg Speedmaster

SM 52. While buying a new kit during recession is a bold move, George Varghese the co-owner of the company decided to convert challenges to opportunities. “The deal to buy the machine was signed during 2008.

However due to confusion in the market, I decided to delay the commissioning of the press. But ultimately I decided to install it. Heidelberg has always provided us with good support. In addition, Heidelberg’s presses are durable and have a very good resale value. So I was encouraged to go ahead with the new press,” commented Varghese.

The company is already equipped with Heidelberg GTO 52-1, Heidelberg GTO 52-2, Polar Cutter 78 plus a range of digital and large format printing equipment. Varghese brothers were smart enough not to put all their eggs in one basket and from the very beginning they diversified in areas such as advertising, branding, design

and signage. However although the company managed to navigate troubled waters, according to George Varghese, there are still some serious challenges for graphic arts service providers.

“Payment collection has become very difficult. Most customers do not pay on time, while we are committed to pay our suppliers on time,” added Varghese.

“Since we did not concentrate only on offset printing we have been able not only to survive but also thrive.” The company, which was founded in Ajman by two brothers George and Paulson Varghese shifted to Sharjah in 2003. The company is currently known as Sharjah Advertising Company, while its signage unit is called Sharjah Neon LLC. The company offers a wide range of services including creative brand strategy, advertising, packaging design, web design, offset printing, signage, and so on. The company employs 70 people.

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KSA: National Offset Printing Press Company Looks to Expand its Printing Capacity

Invests in a Heidelberg CTP Suprasetter 145 Platesetter to keep up with the latest developments in print technology

From left Tariq Al-Gharayri (Design Dep.), Ramzi Nasereddin and Roberto Dela Cruz(Digital Plates production)

National Offset Printing Press Company has announced that it has decided to buy Heidelberg’s CTP Suprasetter 145 Platesetter to keep up with the developments in this field, and to match the large web presses the company already owns.

According to the company, its current investment in printing equipment includes Heidelberg’s Speedmaster 102 and Speedmaster CD 102, as well a web press from KBA. Speaking to ME Printer on this occasion, Saleh Al-Sanea , the General Manager at National Offset Printing Press Company said, “The latest machine prints plates for all sizes in outstanding quality.

Moreover, it prints automatically, and we will use it to print educational school books. At the moment, we have sufficient amounts of work that the machine can handle. However, there are future plans for developing and expanding our printing capacity to keep up with the growing demand on book printing.”

The Suprasetter 145 for large format is based on well-proven technologies in the CTP range of products from Heidelberg. This includes, above all, the outstanding lasers from Heidelberg with their patented Intelligent Diode System. These models also feature production with excellent depth of focus, internal temperature stabilization and uniquely straightforward operation.

The large-format platesetters also set new standards in their class with regard to quality, reliability, flexibility and user-convenience.

Elaborating on their plans, Al-Sanea commented, “Our main focus is onhigh quality, which reflects on the standard of the books we produce.

The new machine from Heidelberg will help us accomplish this. Moreover, it has a high speed of production in comparison to the traditional method of using film. We have a high level of consumption and it is continuously

increasing. Heidelberg’s Suprasetter will meet this high demand for the time being. National Offset Printing Press Company is one of the longestablished companies in KSA and one of the first to acquire both types of web machines in addition to the large format printers for sheet-fed prinitng press.”

Al-Sanea further explained that National Offset Printing Press Company has had a special relationship with Heidelberg. “They have been providing excellent after-sales services, as well as high performance products that fulfill our ambitions in the long run. National Offset Printing Press Company is one of the oldest companies in the printing indust ry, if not the oldest.

It was established in Riyadh in 1971.

From the first day of establishment, the company set a strategy to raise the schoolbook’s standard to the highest levels of quality and design.

The company has vowed to progress in printing standards, and observed all the required possibilities in order to reach this goal. Moreover, we have plans to add large format web presses to expand our production capacity, and to keep up with the latest developments in print technology,” concluded Al-Sanea.

UAE: Kodak Signs up ME Printer as its Official Media Partner for Print Industry Seminar

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Titled “Good Products Don’t Sell Themselves” the seminar is aimed at decision makers from the printing industry, banks, and creative/production managers from key advertising agencies

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Kodak Near East Inc., one of the leading players in the digital print industry solutions market has announced that it will conduct a print industry-related seminar in Dubai on October 12, 2010.

The event called “Good Products Don’t Sell Themselves” will see ME Printer covering the seminar as its official media partner. The first of its kind in the Middle East, the seminar will host a number of high caliber

speakers from various segments of the regional print industry, who will discuss issues and solutions for the regional print and imaging industry.

Guest speakers who have confirmed their attendance at the event include Thomas Wimmer, the Business Development Manager for IPS at Kodak; Manfred Dreissinger, the Sales Director for International Clusters at Kodak Versamark; among others.

The seminar is expected to garner the interest of a large number of executives and decision makers from across the region. The seminar will also try and promote the digital portfolio of Kodak, namely the Kodak Nexpress to the regional market. The event is aimed at decision makers from the printing industry, banks, and creative/production managers from key advertising agencies.

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UAE: One Step at a Time

How Abu Dhabi National Paper Mill became UAE’s largest tissue paper mill

Just ten years ago, in the year 2000, UAE’s first tissue paper mill was established. And two years later, it was commissioned to produce convertible tissue paper in jumbo rolls made from 100% virgin pulp. Today, it is the largest tissue paper mill in the United Arab Emirates. Abu Dhabi National Paper Mill LLC (ADNPM) is a subsidiary of Abu Dhabi National Industrial Projects Co. (ADNIP), a prominent private industrial investment group.

The company was established with

an initial capacity of 22,000 tons per annum, and 100 percent capacity utilisation was achieved in a mere eight months of commissioning. At its peak, the Mill reached a record 127 percent of the designed capacity – in the year 2006. Covering an area of 60,000 sq m, the mill houses a pulp store, machine house, stock preparation facilities, tissue machines, de-inking plant, warehouse and offices.

In addition to the existing Crescent Former Paper Tissue Machine, ADNPM installed a second machine in 2007, with higher capacity, to increase the overall production capacity. A De-inking Plant was also added to the set up thereby introducing the usage of recycled paper. Total capacity of the de-inking plant is 30,000 tons.

Recycled paper usage within the Paper Mill production process helps save the environment by reducing pure pulp usage.

ADNPM has also installed a water treatment plant whereby 40 percent to 60 percent of the waste water is treated and re-used rather than dumped into the sewerage. This helps the Paper Mill in not only reducing the energy consumption but also in being environmentally friendly. Today,

ADNPM produces on an average, around 70,000 tons of tissue paper per annum. In a short span of time, ADNPM has carved a niche for itself.

The company is a prominent jumbo roll maker and the frontrunner brand in the GCC. The company produces a variety of tissue papers, from facial and toilet tissues to kitchen towels, serviettes, table napkins and industrial hand wipes – all in a wide range of colours and with approved dyes (EC-No 1907/2006) for its safe use. The company supplies not just to local and regional tissue paper converters, but also to overseas converters.

ADNPM’s exports constitute up to 80 percent of its production.

ADNPM acquired all the necessary quality, environment, health and safety certifications. These include ISO 9001:2008, ISO 14001:2004, OHSAS 18001:2007 and the coveted FSC SW-COC-002917, which ADNPM is proud of being the first to get in the Middle East. The Forest Stewardship Council Chain of Custody (FSC CoC) Certification guarantees that the wood fiber or pulp used in the Mill’s FSC certified products come from well-managed forests.

UAE: Xerox Spearheads the Shoe Box Campaign

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The campaign reached out to construction workers

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Xerox Emirates has announced the success of its latest employee engagement and responsible business CSR initiative, the Shoe Box Campaign, which was launched on August 2nd to reach out to construction workers.

Xerox Emirates and its employees supplied ‘shoe boxes’ to over 250

workers to show their appreciation for the fundamental work they have done in the development of the new upcoming facility located in the International Media Production Zone.

The Shoe Box campaign works on the simple concept of collecting daily-use everyday lifestyle items that we take for granted which are essentials for these steadfast workmen. A large number of workers in UAE experience unfavorable lifestyle conditions including living away from their families for long time; extreme weather conditions; as well as the challenges of an expat life, such as isolation, cultural and social pressures.

“We wanted to recognise the labour force in the UAE who contribute so much to the growth of the cities in which we work, and thus to all of our tomorrows. It is time for us to stand up in recognition and do something, however small, to

acknowledge the favour. Their efforts are changing the skylines and our Shoe Box campaign appreciates the essential role that the construction teams play in building our foundation and infrastructure that allow us to grow and run our daily businesses.” commented Andrew Hurt, the General Manager for Xerox Emirates. “Our employees are one of the most significant building blocks for the success of Xerox Emirates, and the Shoe Box campaign engaged all our employees to unite together and achieve this memorable and fulfilling experience. We have embedded corporate social responsibility within our values and day to day operations.

As a company that has grown and developed alongside the UAE, we have made it our mission to enhance and uplift our surrounding community, both internally and externally.”

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UAE: Digital Printing is the Way Forward

Brian Filler, the Managing Director at Screen UK and Marketing Manager Tim Taylor from Screen Europe speak exclusively to ME Printer about the future of inkjet digital printing technologies

Brian Filler, Managing Director, Screen UK

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Tim Taylor Marketing Manager Screen Europe

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In May this year Atlas Media Communications, a subsidiary of Dubai-based Atlas Printing LLC, announced a partnership with Newspaper Direct Inc., a multichannel newspaper and magazine content distributor representing 1400+ publishers worldwide.

According to the partnership agreement, Atlas Printing LLC was to start short-run printing of seven international newspaper titles, including the Daily Mail, Sunday Mail, and USA Today.

The company went ahead and invested in new equipment, including Screen’s TruePress Jet 520 digital press. ME Printer recently caught up with Brian Filler, the Managing Director of Screen UK and Tim Taylor Marketing Manager for Screen Europe, to talk about the future possibilities of short-run newspaper printing and inkjet digital printing technologies. “I am here probably once or twice a year, essentially to visit Atlas Printing LLC, where we have installed our reel-to-reel inkjet digital press,” explained Filler.

Four months after installation, Atlas Printing LLC has been progressing well with their short-run printing services. “We are particularly impressed by the professionalism by which Atlas Printing LLC approved and went ahead with the project,” said Filler. “They have recruited some very able staff, are running the machine at its optimum level and producing fantastic results. This is an installation we are extremely proud of.”

When asked about whether a business model such as short-run newspaper printing services works in this region Filler said: “This type of business works here better than any other part of the world. Dubai is an international hub with many different nationalities living here and traveling through here. While they can read most newspapers

online, there is nothing to replace the experience of relaxing and reading your favorite newspaper in print and on the day of publication.

And that is what Atlas Printing LLC has achieved for almost all their readership.”

Short run printing is perfect for this type ‘remote-printing’ application, explains Filler.

“While newspapers are printed conventionally in the country of origin, digital printing is ideal for printing just a small quantity of lots of different titles on-site and in-city. “The publisher doesn’t have the cost of mailing or exporting copies to its subscribers around the world which delays delivery. It makes more sense to adopt the short-run remote route. The smartest solution is to send the files to the city and print locally on the day of publication,” said Filler.

Taylor added that due to the number of visitors coming to places such as Dubai, the hospitality and airline sectors are also perfect markets as travelers want to have the ability to read their local newspaper in hotels and on flights. Hotels can order specific quantities of different newspapers for delivery at the hotel on day of issue – it’s a great service for hotel guests. Plus, Atlas is printing over size tabloid newspapers in handy small format sizes which are easy to read on an airplane.

During Ipex, Screen officially launched world’s first B2 duplex inkjet printing press. Filler is confident that the press will open new markets for printers everywhere including the Middle East. “The Truepress Jet SX was a crowd puller in Ipex and there are many applications for this press which makes it a unique product for offset as well as digital printers,” he said.

On the Truepress Jet 520 Filler explained that one of the best features of the inkjet digital

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printing technology is its flexibility in producing various formats and ability to produce specialized versions for different applications.

“We have quite a few orders in the pipeline, but we cannot elaborate on any of those at the moment.

With our reel-to-reel inkjet digital press, printing presses can print children books, magazines, direct mail and so on. There are various opportunities to tap into using these presses. There is no doubt at all that the market is changing and that more and more colour pages are produced each year from digital devices. Conventional presses are producing less pages and that says something about changing market perceptions,” said Filler.

Screen UK covers Middle East and African territories and Filler explained that around 35 to 40 percent of Screen UK’s sales are derived from Middle East alone.

“This shows how important the market is for us,” he said.

In our region Screen is perhaps well known for its CTP business more than inkjet. While so much attention is given to inkjet, does that mean CTP is a dying business?

Taylor thinks otherwise: “CTP still is a profitable business for us. In 2009 we sold more CTP systems than 2008, although I have to admit that there are not much growth possibilities in CTP business and the market for this device is shrinking.

On the other hand, inkjet has a great future. As you might be aware Screen is also seriously involved in chip manufacturing and OLED displays with the cooperation of DuPont. All the inventions in our inkjet technology are derived from our expertise in chip manufacturing and OLED research and development activities. On the other hand our experience and innovative solutions for graphic arts industry also contributes to our success in the display market,” he finished.

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UAE: Spectrum Printing Press Eyes the Regional Digital Printing Market

Opens up a digital printing centre at Dubai World Trade Centre and invests in HP Latex technology

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Eyeing the revolutionary growth of the sign and digital printing industry in UAE, Spectrum Printing Press has gone ahead and opened up shop at the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC). The company, which already owns a digital printing centre at Dubai International Financial Market (DIFC), opened up the new office at DWTC to cash-in on the growing demand from clients for high quality digital print and graphic production in the region. The new digital printing centre opened at the DWTC is equipped with a HP Scitex LX 600 wide format printer and the HP DesignJet L25500.

The HP Scitex LX 600 uses Latex inks for print jobs and is environmentally

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friendly. It can deliver outdoor and indoor print jobs and helps attract environmentally conscious customers with HP Latex Inks and recyclable media. The HP DesignJet L25500 wide format printer meanwhile can produce outdoor signage with durability comparable to eco-solvent inks. It also helps presses achieve high-quality results that meet clients’ branding requirements for indoor signage applications, from exhibition graphics to interior decorations.

Speaking to ME Printer about the new development, Ramzi Razian, the Managing Director of Spectrum Printing Press, explained, “Prior to opening up this new digital printing centre at DWTC, we assessed the local market for location retail, population, demand and the outlook of digital printing market in the region. Many customers rate digital printing services as photocopy services – that’s the real perception. However, if you go to countries like USA, or European countries the situation is different – there, the customers of digital printing services swear by the quality of the output.”

Raizan further went on to elaborate that Spectrum Printing Press is expanding in the region.

“We believe in UAE and the digital printing technology and hence. We help customers with their layout, resizing, touchups, and so on. We are currently offering indoor, outdoor and environmental printing services.

We are in the right place because this is where most exhibitions take place and most exhibitors are in need for large format print jobs,” claimed Raizan.

Spectrum Printing Press’ new digital printing centre at DWTC also offers internet and Wi-Fi services and quick printing services. Today, the company claims to have over 36 employees working across its various facilities.

“We have also opened a new branch in Abu Dhabi at the twofour54 free zone.

We are also on schedule to launch a new web to print solution for Arabic print jobs. We are currently testing the compatibility of Arabic fonts before we officially launch the services onto the market. We aim at becoming the leader in digital printing presses in the region,” concluded Raizan.

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Xingraphics to Hold Workshop in China

The fifth leg of the workshop saw participation from Xingraphics’ authorized partners globally

Xingraphics has announced that it will hold its fifth technical workshop at the company’s headquarters located in Chengdu, China. According to the

company, all of its authorised partners globally will be invited to participate in this annual event. Xingraphics will also involve its professional technical

team, including its overseas product managers, to present a full-range presentation. The presentation will talk about Xingraphics, together with its new FIT series products such as FIT eCO Primo Processless Thermal CtP plate, FIT Xtra Melior Thermal CtP Plate as well as the newly released FIT News Thermal Ctp Plates. In addition, hands-on training will also be arranged together with a trouble shooting forum. The company reckons the technical workshop will give Xingraphics; partners not only details about how the latest technologies work, but also deliver their commitment to adding more value into partners’ business in 2011.

A World Run by Robots and an Evolution of Knowledge

Dan Smith, Xerox’s General Manager for Integrated Marketing for the ME and Africa writes about how in 2020, virtually all information will be in digital form

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Changes in how people and companies will work in the next ten years are the focus of a recent study conducted by researchers from the Xerox Innovation Group.

The Knowledge Work 2020 project identifies leading trends that will affect knowledge workers in the future.

Here’s a glimpse at those trends, organised around four components – technology, information, human and organisation.

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Technology In 2020, people will literally be surrounded by thousands of computers. They will be embedded into almost anything (i.e. devices, furniture, buildings, clothes, people) – connected to the Internet – with intelligent, simple interfaces everywhere. They could cost as little as one cent at the low end, while a $1,000 computer will run at 100-GHz and processors will approach the computing capacity of the human brain.

Computers will even understand some human expression through built-in face, expression, gesture and speech recognition. They’ll automate

simple workflow tasks and be able to make autonomous decisions – but most knowledge in intelligent agents will still be crafted by human experts.

Information coming from people and networked devices will result in a larger information overload problem despite productivity tools that will give us unprecedented insight and control.

Information In 2020, more information will be widely available – even free. Human conversations will easily span space and time, but much business-tobusiness information will continue to be unstructured. Virtually all information will be available in digital form with embedded features for trust and security, and use of paper will continue to decline for company-internal business processes. What we know will be captured in knowledge bases, and others in our network will be able to use it. To understand, believe and control the reasoning of automated agents, we’ll have to rely on sophisticated security and explanation technologies.

Human In 2020, knowledge work automation will follow the evolution of factory automation. Tasks that are of value, but are either routine or laborious, will be automated. On the other hand, work that is custom, needs significant commonsense, tacit, or contextual knowledge, or builds on human relationship skills, will continue to be done primarily by humans. However, even many of those jobs will be supported by intelligent tools, so increasingly novices and people with generic skills will be able to do them with minimal training.

Unlike manufacturing, in the future it will be possible for many knowledge work jobs to be done anywhere by anybody.

Organisation In 2020, most work will be done by small companies and independent workers spread across the globe. Large companies will consist of a small, stable core and a large “cloud” of independent, temporary, local, mobile employees and contractors.

Most knowledge workers will work in distributed teams and will collaborate remotely in virtual environment.

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UAE: Emirates Environmental Group Goes Green with its Printing Needs

Prints its corporate profile on Arjowiggins’ 100 percent recycled paper called Eural Permium

As part of its policy to building a stronger platform for environmental responsibility, the Dubai-based Emirates Environmental Group has taken a step a forward by printing its latest corporate profile on Eural Premium, a 100 percent recycled,

coated paper from Arjowiggins. The high-quality coated paper features a high level of whiteness and brightness and boasts the best of both aesthetic and environmental features.

Eural Premium is produced without the use of bleaching or chemical treatments, has a smooth natural feel and is available in 100, 115, 170 and 300-gsm. Speaking about the announcement, Arjowiggins’ Charles de James, the Sales and Marketing Director for Creative Papers Sales in MENA, said, “In this day and age there is no excuse not to use environmentallyfriendly products, including paper. All Arjowiggins’ recycled paper is of the highest quality, relatively inexpensive and FSC-certified. We urge all businesses to follow in EEG’s footsteps and go greener when it comes to paper.”

Arjowiggins is the world’s largest manufacturer of creative and technical papers and offers several premium

FSC-certified paper ranges. Their product range includes Conqueror a 100 percent recycled version of the flagship brand, ‘Conqueror’, which is available in all the popular finished including Wove, Laid and CX 22 in sizes including A4, SRA2 and B1. The company also produces Opale a 100 percent and 50 percent Opale recycled paper, which the company claims is a “modern corporate solution with a professional fee” and is available in 100, 150 and 300gsm.

EEG’s Chairperson, Habiba Al Marashi said, “As an organisation, we believe that by purchasing and actively using environmentally-friendly paper, we are not only saving natural resources, but are also motivating all members of the community to make the change to a greener way of life in whatever way they can.” Giffin Graphics has supplied and distributed Arjowiggins’ paper ranges across the UAE, Oman, Qatar and Bahrain for the last two decades.

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IRAN: Tehran’s Print and Advertising Industry Gets a Boost as Two Related Exhibitions Are Held Under One Roof

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Print and advertising industry professionals were in for a treat as two exhibitions targeted at the print and advertising industry took place at Tehran’s Permanent Fairground between 12 and 16 September, 2010.

The 17th International Printing and Packaging Machinery Exhibition and the 7th Advertising and Marketing Exhibition were conducted simultaneously in Tehran and drew a huge crowd from graphic arts as well as advertising industries.

On the other hand as widely expected, the fourth round of Security Council sanctions on Iran, which is already in full swing, kept most of the European companies out of both the exhibitions. During the last decade, there has been a constant decrease in the number of foreign companies participating in industrial exhibitions in Iran. Last year, Turkish companies opted for a huge pavilion – but this time around, they almost completely ignored the exhibitions. On a brighter note however, Chinese companies and Iranian manufacturers almost entirely filled the gap. Chinese visitors were seen across all the exhibition halls.

The absence of European companies did not discourage Iranian and some foreign visitors from visiting the show. Iranian producers and manufacturers, especially in the packaging sector, displayed a diverse range of products. Also some of the major European graphic arts manufacturers participated through their local agents at the events. In

total, 380 Iranian and 60 foreign printing companies put on display their latest offering in seven halls at Tehran International Permanent Fairground.

When it comes to packaging Iranian producers and manufacturers are posing serious threat to foreign brands. However Chinese as usual are very active in this sector.

Iranian manufacturers have learned valuable lessons in recent years and with continuous fine tuning are now offering advanced technology.

Sepas introduced its flagship pad printing press, Tahvol Kala premiered its new shrink pack machine and Technoplate showcased its plate processor device.

These manufacturers staged an impressive show during exhibition however Chinese manufacturers with similar products also launched their very own show of force.

Aluminum Hezar Kerman, a major manufacturer of aluminum foils showed a wide range of its products.

The company produces 400000 tons of aluminum foil per year. Choob and Kaghaz Mazandaran, a major manufacture of paper and board in Iran introduced its new product.

The new paper’s brightness has been increased by 80 percent.

The improved product caught the attention of organization responsible for printing of text books in Iran, which is using it for the production of text books.

Three new Iranian companies specialised in IML labels participated

in the exhibition for the first time. All three companies, Nekoo Beheeneh Machine, Bana Electronic Pars and Petro Plastic launched their new IML products during the show. A major part of their machinery for production of IML is manufactured

by Sanaye Plastic Iran. When it comes to consumables Iranian ink manufacturers have the upper hand.

But for other supplies such as paper Iranian printers prefer foreign brands, a fact that Chinese, Korean and big European paper producers are quite aware. That’s why they always participate in Tehran’s’ exhibition with full force.

Parallel to Tehran’s International Printing and Packaging Machinery Exhibition, 150 companies took part in Advertising and Marketing Exhibition which was also held in Tehran’s International Permanent Fairground. This exhibition, since its inception has always been a springboard for digital large format printing industry. This year’s edition of exhibition was no different with Chinese manufacturers and their agents having occupied most of the available exhibition space.

Superwide Persia, Agfa’s agent for large format printers introduced an Anapurna wide format printer plus a range of Chinese printers, which proved to be crowed pullers. OTM, an Iranian supplier of large format printers, which assembles Metsa brand of printers in Iran, introduced an all new model equipped with Konica Minolta heads.

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Middle East: New Print Titles Emerge

Notwithstanding the recent closures, many new print titles are being launched

In less than a year, many enthusiastic media companies have started adding new print titles on newsstands.

While 200 print titles were reportedly shutdown in the GCC region, in less than a year, many enthusiastic media companies have started adding new print titles on newsstands. An Abu Dhabi-based company is set to launch a daily sports newspaper called Sport 360°, published in collaboration with the capital’s media production zone twofour54. Steve McKenlay, the Editor of Sport 360°, said a website and mobile platforms would be part of the launch of the title but insisted there was “still a newspaper-reading culture” in the region.

Meanwhile, plans for a free daily paper for the new rail system are under way, with distribution also being considered on the bus and boat services run by Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA). As with other free “metro” newspapers around the world, the new title is likely to offer short news stories that are easy to digest. It is expected to be launched by Kassab Media, the outdoor advertising company that has the contract to sell ad space on Dubai’s new rail system. “Once the network is fully operational we’re definitely

launching a daily newspaper,” said Gerard Rustom, the Regional Sales Director at Kassab Media. “The launch date for the paper would be based on the RTA schedule and we are working accordingly with them.

It could be at the end of the year, it could be March.”

In addition, an Arabic edition of Digital Photographer magazine has recently been launched by Dar Al Sada, published under license from the UK’s Imagine Publishing Ltd. Aimed at enthusiasts and professionals, Digital Photographer covers high-end digital photography news and techniques, equipment reviews, interviews with professional photographers, cutting-edge imagery and practical shooting advice.

Forbes magazine is also set for October return to the Middle East.

An Arabic edition of US business and finance magazine Forbes is set to return to the newstands in October with the launch of Forbes Middle East. Forbes Arabia was launched in 2004 by DIT Publishing, but closed along with the rest of the company’s titles in April 2009. The new magazine will be published

by Arab Publisher House, a newly

formed company based in Dubai Media City.

On the other hand, Trendesign, a bi-monthly magazine covering interior design and architecture, has been launched by Ammanbased publisher Al-Faridah. The English language consumer publication will feature some of the most stunning homes in Jordan and internationally, as well as commercial interiors and interviews with designers and architects.

Recently, Dubai-based Middle East publisher Mediaquest Corp., announced it has agreed to acquire several long-standing print and on-line media titles from The Media Factory. The print titles acquired by Mediaquest (which is partially owned by private equity group Abraaj Capital) are also published online. They include Autocar Middle East Magazine, F1 Racing Middle East Magazine, Policy, FourFourTwo Middle East Magazine, and The Brief. Autocar, F1 Racing and FourFourTwo were titles licensed to The Media Factory by Haymarket Media Group Ltd, which are now licensed to Mediaquest.

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Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research recently witnessed the launch of National Geographic Al Arabiya Magazine. After decades of turning out yellow-framed covers featuring Egyptian artefacts and other Mideast treasures, National Geographic magazine has decided to dedicate an Arabic edition of the acclaimed magazine to the Arab world.

National Geographic Al Arabiya, which is being published by Abu Dhabi Media Company (ADMC), has gathered an esteemed group of leaders from the Arab world to

serve on the magazine’s board of advisers. They include Egyptian archaeologist Zahi Hawass, female Saudi medical researcher Khawla al-Kuraya and Essam Heggy, a Libyan-born planetary specialist at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

“It is a proud moment for us to look at the Board of Advisors National Geographic Al Arabiya has assembled. It certainly validates the efforts made over the past few years to bring our company into a position to lead the region’s publishing industry, and our commitment to provide quality content to our audiences. We are extremely honoured to have access

to this valuable pool of resources; the combined and diversified expertise brought by this group is priceless,” stated Edward Borgerding, the CEO of ADMC. With backing from the oil-rich emirate of Abu Dhabi, “National Geographic Al Arabiya” aims to reach readers across 15 countries from Morocco to the Gulf. It will contain translated articles from the 122-year-old U.S. edition and original pieces tailored to the region. National Geographic Al Arabiya will be available on newsstands 1st of October in 15 countries across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA).

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Dubai: Paper Arabia 2010 Concludes with a Strong Message and Blockbuster Participation

Organisers of the event claimed that general commodity paper is least affected by recession. They also said that expenditure on newsprint is one-third of that on general commodity paper in the UAE

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According to studies conducted for Paper Arabia 2010, for every dollar spent on newsprint, there are three dollars spent on general commodity paper. The event, which was the first-of-its-kind industry expo, was held at the Dubai International Exhibition and Convention Centre from September 26 to September 28, 2010, and attracted over 6,000 trade visitors, an increase of 16.6 percent.

Satish Khanna, the General Manager at Al Fajer Information and Services, organisers of the show,

said, “Paper Arabia was being held every two years and now we are holding it every year. We are upbeat about the industry which we think has great potential for further growth. Among the participants were companies that have Dubai as their main headquarters for Africa and Asia. This reflects the leading role Dubai is playing in the paper industry.�

According to industry analysts at the show, SMBs are major consumers of the general commodity paper, spending between

AED 100,000 and AED 150,000 annually on this kind of paper. SMBs are companies having between 50 and 250 employees. Newsprint paper includes newspapers and magazines whereas general commodity paper includes office paper, notebooks, business cards, books, wedding cards, greeting cards and corporate and marketing collateral.

Sami Al Qamzi, the Director General of the Dubai Department of Economic Development (DED) inaugurated Paper Arabia 2010.

Speaking about the paper industry,

Al Qamzi said, “Paper industry is developing all over the world, especially in the Middle East. We have high hopes for this industry in Dubai and the potential is really huge. Nearly 12 percent of Dubai’s GDP is contributed by converting industries, in which the paper industry constitutes a mere 1.5 to 2 percent. This shows the growth potential of the paper industry, taking into consideration that the UAE is one of the highest consumers of paper in the Arab world.”

On the question on nationalization of the paper industry, Al Qamzi said that Dubai and the UAE do not impose Emiratisation on any industry, including the paper industry, and the market is filled with people of different nationalities. He added that the UAE has reduced the challenges facing the growth of this industry, such as the cost of production.

Khanna further added that previously, Dubai used to be heavily dependent on European suppliers.

“However the Dollar-Euro fluctuation has changed the trade equation, making Asia and India better alternatives. These two regions are widening their capacities and enhancing their services to emerge as preferred suppliers,” he explained.

“The UAE has certainly emerged as a leader in the distribution of quality paper and it is making great strides in producing paper.”

Paper Arabia 2010: A Gateway to Revive the Market This year’s Paper Arabia exhibition was also envisaged as the gateway to revive the market, significantly after dull economic conditions,

adverse slumming forces followed by relaxed month of Ramadan.

Launching of new technologies, products and announcements on business alliances by many of the enthusiastic companies in the region were expected at the event, with Printec LLC from Dubai also determined with the same hope.

Printec, which is a company that claims to provide complete solutions to printers in the region, functionally divides its business into two segments – one for machineries and consumables and the other for specialty papers and boards. The claims to have already brought highly advanced machines and excellent range of specialty and fancy papers to the Middle East region. Machines such as Thermal Lamination from D&K (UK), Collators from Col-Tec (Germany), Anseat laser technology, and DLS Steel rule for creasing, cutting and perforating are the few that have added technical credentials to the print producing service industry of this region.

Also few of the dignified inclusions in the specialty and artistic paper segment included Naturalis, Advocate, Trucard 0 – the 100 percent wood free and FSC certified specialty papers from Tullis Russell Papermakers (Scotland), and Margono, the embossed and metalised papers and boards from Indonesia and coated art papers, duplex / fbb boards from Focus Corporation that are all set to impress the creative talents hailing from the advertising agencies and branding houses.

According to Printec, Maxnoa, the division of specialty premium papers consist only those luxury papers that are produced through

FSC certified pulp and are 100 percent wood free. These new entrants, said the company, are suitable to print corporate profiles, catalogues, newsletters, brochures, danglers, greeting cards, posters, annual reports, letterheads, business cards and miscellaneous corporate stationary.

Mazen Haj Ali, the Managing Director of Printec added, “These papers are extra ordinary as in terms of outstanding quality and are meant to complement the image and impact of user’s brand equity. Moreover, these amazing papers will add almost 40 percent of direct cost savings to the printers and agencies when it is compared with unjustifiably costlier specialty paper brands in this market. Specialty paper such as Naturalis is a clear winner demonstrating exceptional paper quality and impressive element due to specially devised twin wire machine technique in production whereby two layers of FSC certified maple pulp are pressed together in paper producing machine in order to bring phenomenal smoothness and excellent tactile formation and opulence.”

Exhibitors Upbeat About Opportunities Speaking to ME Printer about their participation at Paper Arabia 2010, Ravinder Singh, the Operations Manager at Inpap FZ LLC said, “This is our third participation. Our main headquarters for entire Asia is Dubai which serves as a central operation for our offices in Singapore, Jakarta and Mumbai. We represent a wide array of paper mills from India, Indonesia and other Far Asian countries. Leading newspapers

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from the Gulf are one of our major customers.”

As mentioned earlier, Paper Arabia 2010 embraced not only paper industry but also tissue and converting industries which are currently witnessing tremendous growth. According to exhibitors at the event, the UAE has the potential to emerge a leader in this fast growing industry. “Nearly 70 percent of paper consumed by offices in the UAE is imported from outside the UAE,” Khanna added. “Investors should look into investing more into producing office paper to

reduced number of pages in newspapers and fewer supplements.

Over 5 per cent of our revenues come from newspapers, while 25 percent come from packaging and 70 percent from commercial graphic printing.” Commenting on the currency fluctuation with Europe, Singh said that if one buys paper from Europe at one rate and the next day the currency fluctuates one ends up paying more for the same supply. This makes Asia a better alternative for the Middle East.

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pulping to stock preparation to papermaking and to the coating and finishing of paper, board, and tissue products. Gareth Harwarth, the General Manager for Engineering Wear Products at Andritz Fiedler Gmbh, said, “We currently operate in Iran as well, since we have customers there. We are engaged in manufacturing of machineries for the pulp and paper industry.

We operate from several sites in the world including markets such as Vienna, Finland and so on. This is the very first time we have participated in this event and it has been a good

meet the rising demand that is currently met largely through imports.

The expo served as a launching pad for new technologies targeted at the Middle East region. The participants included leading global names from France, USA, UK, India, China, Germany, Taiwan, Indonesia, Austria, Korea to name a few.”

France which tops the list of providing highest superior quality of paper and relevant machinery in the world participated through a national pavilion whereas the Chinese pavilion showcased a wide range of household paper products and machinery equipment. French paper machinery manufacturers were scouting for agents in the UAE to represent them in the Middle East. These companies showcased new solutions. The French participation for the second consecutive year was primarily focused on finding new customers for the ten participating companies.

Karunesh Singh, the General Manager at Orient Links Co, said, “Our Dubai office is the headquarters for Middle East, Africa and Eastern Europe. The newsprint expenditure is obviously less because of the

event, Sanjay Misra, the Managing Director at Orient Links Co LLC, said, “We got a whole list of visitors from countries such as Iran, Turkey, Ethiopia, Sudan, Oman, UAE, Srilanka, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and so on. It was a good show for us. We also got visitors from Europe and India – in business, the first meeting with client is not a thing that will close a deal. We got lots of sales leads and we did confirm a few orders. We met few end users as well, since we are an export-based company. We make papers such as the copier and wood free noncoated variations. We also make our own pulp from wheat-stock.

Our production capacity currently is 175,000 tons, while our pulping capacity is 125,000 tons.”

Andritz, an Austria-based company that has continued to make investments in complementary capabilities in order to deliver fullline technical and service solutions to producers of pulp, paper, panelboard, and nonwoven fabrics, was also a part of the event this year. Participating for the very first time, Andritz showcased solutions ranging from wood handling to

show overall.”

Arbros Forest Resources, one of the leading trading houses dealing in pulp of various grades such as melamine, rayon as well as paper grades, sack Kraft paper, corrugated material, newsprint paper, boards and so on, participated at Paper Arabia 2010. According to Imran Sheikh, the General Manager at Arbros, Paper Arabia 2010 was a good show this year since the company closed some good deals with customers. “We saw that many customers were coming from countries such as Iran, Africa and Turkey,” added Sheikh. “At the event, we were offering coated paper, uncoated paper, duplex boards, pulp, newsprint, and boards. We currently have offices in Saudi Arabia, China, Pakistan, Canada, and Kuwait, from where we sell to the entire GCC region and source products from other companies globally.”

Meanwhile at a press conference, Suresh Kilam, the CEO and Vice Chairman of Asia Pulp Paper (APP) said Saudi Arabia and Iran are top consumers in the Middle East while paper demand in the region reached

3.5 tonnes. Headquartered in Indonesia, APP is one of the world’s leading pulp and paper companies and is ranked one of the largest vertically integrated pulp and paper producer in Asia, excluding Japan.

APP established its Dubai office 20 years ago, which covers whole Gulf countries and Iran.

“Last year APP sales reached around $300 million in the region,” Suneet Sood, the General Manager of APP International Marketing Pte Ltd said at the conference. “APP is participating in the show for the third consecutive year and each year we try to introduce new products in Paper Arabia. This year we are also introducing some new products in the Middle East market.” Kilam, further added that APP sells around 350 to 400 tons of paper to the Middle East every year. “UAE is the financial hub of the GCC and will be the main paper market hub for the GCC and MENA region,” added Kilam.

APP’s stand was perhaps the biggest stand in the show – Head of Product Entrepreneur Department at APP, Anil Kumar Sharma was upbeat about the exhibition. “The exhibition has been very good for us. We met many visitors from coun-

tries in the region specially Iran, UAE and Saudi Arabia. Middle East is a very important market place for us and we supply all grades of paper to this market. We could claim that we are single biggest paper supplier to the Middle East. We are also promoting our food grade paper in the Middle East. As you are already aware we have paper mills in China and Indonesia. Paper price is stabilising although there will be some increase in coming months. The rise in paper price was due to shortage of pulp and shutting down of pulp mills as the result of a devastating earthquake in Chile. However the pulp production is now back on track,” added Sharma.

During the exhibition APP was promoting its food grade paper through display of range of packaging products for food stuff.

The new food grade paper has a good stiffness with high folding endurance. It is certified as food grade and safe for food contact. It has a good dimensional stability and suitable for flexo and offset printing. The new paper is available in 100 to 110-gsm. Higher grammage is also available upon request. The new paper has a

wide range of applications such as paper food tray, take away boxes and for food packaging purposes it is laminated with corrugated or duplex board. “Our new food grade greaseproof paper is ideal for food packaging.

We have always been innovative in launching new products,” said Sharma.

Jamal Bekdashe, the CEO of JR Sun Paper Group MEA, on the other hand commented that Paper Arabia 2010 has been the company’s first participation at the event.

“We have closed several deals with clients from Jordon , Libya, KSA and UAE. We have decided to set up a main branch in the UAE to be located in Ras Al Khaimah,” added Bekdashe.

The highlights of this year’s show was the participation of Chinese companies that booked multimillion dollar orders for many high tech, heavy duty machines.

Each Chinese company reported to have gained six to seven potential customers from the region.

Paper Arabia 2010 is considered by industry experts as a gateway to the entire Middle East and North African Paper Industry.

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Dubai: GITEX Technology Week Celebrates 30th Anniversary This Year

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While worldwide technology spending will only grow at three percent, the Middle East and Africa is set to buck the trend as emerging markets drive global industry growth reports IDC, the premier global provider of market intelligence for the information technology, telecommunications and consumer technology markets.

Global IT spending figures are set to reach $1.48 trillion for 2010 according to the study. International companies are already recognising the potential for growth in emerging markets like Dubai, with an unprecedented interest and confirmed participation to showcase the latest technology and innovation at this year’s GITEX Technology Week, the region’s most influential ICT exhibition.

Experton Group Analysts believe the Middle East will lead the global ICT market recovery with a 12% annual growth over the next three years versus a 1% in Western Europe. Some African countries will also show a very strong growth over the next years clearly outperforming the average.

The growth in the Middle East will be strongly build on replacement of server, storage, and client devices together with a strong increase of virtualization as well as investments in new applications, business analytics, system management and monitoring tools, security and cloud computing.

Despite an increasing number of outsourcing offerings the market is still developing slowly and a big mistrust

in quality, availability, and the missing experience are hindering a faster adoption rate.

This year, GITEX Technology Week will celebrate its 30th anniversary when the exhibition opens from 17 – 21 October 2010 at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre (DICEC). The show connects more than 133,000 industry professionals from 134 countries with over 3,500 suppliers and is one of the most influential and high-profile events in the global ICT sector today. The five day event embodies the aspirational vision of the sector by drawing global attention and continuous investment to the Middle East market.

“GITEX Technology Week’s 30th anniversary is a key milestone for the UAE and the region’s ICT industry,” said Helal Saeed Almarri, the CEO of Dubai World Trade Centre, the organisers of GITEX Technology Week. “As government and private institutions continue to invest heavily in increasingly advanced technology solutions, the international focus is on developing nations to drive impressive return on investment. International companies are aligning with GITEX Technology Week earlier than ever before, reflecting the increasing demand to generate new business in the UAE and wider Middle East region.”

Focus on Printing Industry Many Exhibitors Focusing on Regional Sign, Graphics and Print Industry While GITEX Technology Week is primarily known as the largest IT exhibition in the region, many exhibitors such as Kofax, Canon, Epson, Fujitsu, Kodak, HP and so on are also going to be showcasing their solutions targeted at the sign, graphics and print industry.

Kofax ME FZE, the provider of document driven business process automation solutions for instance, together with imaging partners Canon, Epson, Fujitsu and Kodak will be presenting its portfolio of hardware and software solutions for automating document driven business processes at this year’s

GITEX Business Solutions, 2010.

Kofax will show how using scanners, fax, e-mail and MFPs, knowledge workers can bring vital paper documents into their current business system environment early in a process. The company will showcase its departmental document capture and image solutions, Kofax Express and Kofax Virtual Rescan at the event, coupled with powerful document management scanners from Canon, Epson, Fujitsu and Kodak. Kofax Express according to the company makes it easy for anyone to scan, organise and store documents, at speeds that make short work of batches big and small. Kofax Virtual ReScan on the other hand, can reduce the time involved in manual document preparation and enhances the quality of scanned images. Capturing highquality images is critical to the rest of the document management process because image quality significantly impacts the success of data extraction, recognition, and retrieval.

As for HP, the company’s expanded web-connected printing portfolio will be its main focus this year, which features HP’s new ePrint technology. “In addition to enabling users to browse and print content direct from the Web, ePrint will deliver an array of consumer and business applications direct to the printer. We will also show off new premium personal computing devices that emphasizes supreme elegance, functionality and today’s ever-quickening lifestyle,” added Elena Danici, the Retail and Marketing Manager at HP. Master-distributor Protechnology will launch the new UV–LED Evolution flatbed printer by Sun Innovations at GITEX Technology Week this year.

“This printer seeks to offer attractive, unique and exemplary solutions for home accessories and interior decoration, Protechnology is labeled as its sole seller in the MENA region,” said the company in a statement.

“The qualitative and unambiguous prints on almost any material are the key that could lure several prospects

in search of exquisite interiors. The latest frenzy maker – i pad, as well as its accessories and several new products to be launched by Apple and other brands in the year 2010 will be displayed and a few of them would be demonstrated, taking care of the tech savvy.”

For Jacky’s Electronics, apart from its usual special offers on consumer electronics and IT products at GITEX Shopper 2010, the company will also focus on its visitor management and banking solutions. The company will showcase its queuing systems, customer feedback systems, digital signage solutions, currency counters and high-security shredding solutions. “This year, we have on display our queuing systems that will be integrated with our digital signage solutions which mean we are able to give complete turnkey solutions for our clients, particularly those in the banking, government and telecom sectors,” added Ashish Panjabi, the Chief Operating Officer at Jacky’s Group of Companies.

Zawya-Dow Jones, the leading industry and asset class research and online network company will show off its key products at GITEX Technology Week this year, including detailed corporate databases, business development enablement tools for SME’s such as C-me, investment monitoring tools such as Sukuk Monitor, and Funds Monitor, and research papers and reports. Zawya will be exhibiting at GITEX Technology Week 2010 to emphasise its online B2B ICT market place tool Ping, which matches up corporate buyers and suppliers based on their requirements in the Middle East.

Epson meanwhile plans to have

a bigger and more elegant stand in Hall number 4, where it will be showcasing a new range of products.

“We will be demonstrating the latest mono and color laser printers at the exhibition. We will also be featuring the new wireless projectors and the latest 3LCD technology projectors that are designed for different sectors including educational, healthcare, and banking,” added Khalil El-Dalu, the General Manager at Epson Middle East. The company will be showcasing and demonstrating its scanning and printing solutions, highlighting the new business inkjet printers and colour laser printers, focusing on total cost of ownership.

Sewoo Tech a manufacturer of POS printers for a receipt printing and with continuous R&D investment in the mini printer industry will be showcasing at GITEX this year. The company will show off its entire product line including POS printers, mechanism for CAT, mobile printers, label printers and RFID printers, thus reflecting rapidly changeable market demands in retail, hospitality and AIDC industry.

The company hopes to meet new partners that have an interest in its mobile printers. “We are sure that our printers to meet the various needs of every mobile workforce. Mobile printer is emerging market in this industry.

One that will visit us could discover the convenience and the best value of Sewoo mobile printers,” said the company in a press statement.

Evolis, the European company focused on plastic card customisation systems, will showcase its wide range of card printers at GITEX Technology Week 2010. Products to be showcased will include Pebble and Dualys, itsC

flagship simple and dual-sided colour printers and Securion, a dual-sided printing and laminating solution. Pebble and Dualys the flagship simple and dual-sided colour printers from Evolis make it possible to print instantly text, pictures, logos and barcodes, in monochrome or in a 4-colour process.

They are often the primary choice for security, identification, transportation or leisure applications as well as for loyalty programs that involves plastic card personalisation.

The Securion integrated lamination device applies a transparent or holographic film through a hot roller technology, to cover the whole surface of the card. This process greatly extends the lifespan of any card and insulates it against data misuse. The Securion printer is the ideal solution to personalize and durably protect secured badges. It scales to the demanding security requirements from governmental applications, whether for identity cards, identification badges, or driving licenses.

New elements to the show this year will make it more impressive than ever, including the dedicated Telecommunications Forum, Cloud Confex, GITEX Mobile Apps World and many more 30th anniversary features. The 30th anniversary show will provide high profile international brands the most important strategic platform to fuel sustainable business growth and ensure strong returns on investment. GITEX Technology Week celebrates this landmark achievement at a time when companies are realigning their business proposition and strive to bring new innovations into the industry.

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HP Designjet Z6200 Photo Printer packs in high-quality output and high speeds

HP has announced the launch of the Designjet Z6200 Photo Printer series at Photokina 2010.

The printer comes with HP’s Vivid Photo Inks, which the company claims delivers high-quality output and the highest speeds of large-format printers in its price class. Designed for photo labs,

digital print shops, advertising agencies, design firms and commercial printers, the HP Designjet Z6200 Photo Printer series delivers photo-quality prints with a resolution of 2,400 dots per image (dpi) and versatility for indoor applications from line drawings to photographic output to signage. The new HP Vivid Photo Inks offer improved scratch resistance, gloss levels and gloss uniformity and a wider colour gamut with deeper blacks than previous HP inks. The printer’s 8-ink printing system also features HP Chromatic Red ink, which enables up to 88 percent PANTONE coverage,(2) and greater ink efficiency with the ability to print the same output using up to 44 percent less ink than preceding HP technologies.

“HP’s next-generation printing technology allows our customers to quickly evolve their businesses with new product and service offerings that scale alongside their clients’ changing needs,” said Santiago Morera, the Vice President and General Manager for Designjet Largeformat Printing Solutions at the Imaging and Printing Group of HP. “To meet those needs, the HP Designjet Z6200 Photo Printer is a true workhorse, delivering high speed and productivity on every application, including those that demand the best quality.”

Printer series is expected to be available worldwide on November 1, 2010. The price for the 1.067m (42-inch) model is €11,000 and for the 1.524 (60-inch) model, the price is set at €18,900.

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Mimaki JFX plus series JFX-1631plus and JFX-1615plus UV LED printers are fast

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JFX plus series now achieves a maximum print speed of 23.6 sqm/h (300 x 600dpi / 4pass / bidirectional) due to the new standard installation of a post-curing unit, whereby the ink gets a secondary curing after the UV curing. This maximum print speed of JFX plus series is 80% faster than the maximum print speed of the current model, JFX-1631.

An optional automatic roll unit for unattended and uninterrupted web printing can be obtained for JFX plus series. Thus short run print orders of the same or different jobs. In addition, continuous printing can be done unattended overnight if there is a large quantity order brings an increase in productivity and quick turnarounds can be achieved.

JFX plus series will be introduced in two different sizes: JFX-1615plus featuring a maximum print size of 1,602 x 1,500 mm and JFX-1631plus

with a maximum print size of 1,602 x 3,100 mm. This enables print service providers to choose their equipment according to their required job sizes as well as their individual environmental requirements. Other features include high image quality with far fewer banding artifacts and the possibility to print legible 3 pt letters and Direct UV printing on non-coated substrates up to 50 mm thickness.

UV LED curing enables printing on heat sensitive substrates as its curing diodes do not generate excessive heat thus eliminating media deformation or color changes. The new series can use hard or flexible UV curable inks, including white inks which make it possible to print on transparent or colored substrates. Hard UV clear curable ink is also available for glossy or matt finish. The new printers use Eco-Cartridges which reduce waste.

EFI Rastek H652 and T1000 Wide-Format Digital Inkjet Printers UV Printers from Wide-Format Leader EFI introduced two new entry-level production wide-format digital inkjet UV printers, the Rastek H652 UV hybrid and the Rastek T1000 UV flatbed, aimed at production print shop environments. The new printers will be on display in EFI’s booths at Graph Expo. “The Rastek H652 and T1000, the newest wide-format printers from EFI, offer stunning greyscale print quality up to 1200 dpi along with white ink capabilities, all at production speeds. This provides print shops the opportunity to expand their offerings into new, unique applications to both grow and differentiate their businesses”, said Scott Schinlever, vice president and general manager of EFI Rastek and EFI ink business EFI’s Rastek H652 UV hybrid builds on the success of the popular H650,

adding nearly twice the speed without sacrificing image quality.

Reaching speeds of up to 42 sq metres per hour in greyscale print quality with resolution up to 1200 dpi, the new Rastek H652 handles a wide range of rigid and flexible materials up to 4.5 cm thick and 162.5 cm wide. With white ink capabilities and greyscale high resolution print quality, the H652 delivers saturated colours and smooth gradients.

EFI’s Rastek T1000 flatbed has a three-zone, 132 x 249 cm vacuum table that can handle materials up five cm thick, including difficult-to-handle substrates that require superior hold-down. With speeds up to 43 sq metres per hour and greyscale print quality with resolution up to 1200 dpi, the T1000 is ideal for creating posters,

point-of-purchase advertisements including lenticular, along with speciality industrial applications such as membrane switches and packaging applications. The T1000 offers white ink capabilities with the ability to print in white at the same speed as CMYK.

PRATI VEGAplus BOOKLET System The system is designed for off-line production of booklet labels

also showcased the VEGAplus BOOKLET during Labelexpo and demonstrated the benefits of the off-line production of booklet labels on the PRATI system, including higher speed and enhanced productivity if compared to in-line finishing systems.

Visitors to the event witnessed how the pre-printed reel was being inserted in the VEGAplus which then applied the leaflet in register with the base label. The booklet labels were laminated using a rotary lamination unit and then die-cut in register and rewound. The VEGAplus BOOKLET can produce five kinds

of labels: standard, coupon, flatcurved- and thick booklet. With a simply change in the parameter set up, booklet labels can be applied to both flat and round surfaces, disregarding the diameter, and this without wrinkling.

The VEGAplus BOOKLET reaches a maximum speed of 75 m/ min and secures a faster job change and considerable waste reduction‫“ ز‬PRATI machines are extremely robust and reliable, with low maintenance requirements and guarantee a fast return on investment,” affirmed Chiara Prati, the Sales Manager at PRATI.

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PRATI has announced that it has unveiled the VEGAplus BOOKLET converting line at Labelexpo Americas 2010, which took place in Chicago, from September 14 to September 16, 2010. Since its launch last year, the VEGAplus BOOKLET converting line has been gaining a lot of interest from the market, particularly from the pharmaceutical, agrichemical and food industry. The VEGAplus BOOKLET system has already been installed at label printers in UK, US, Italy and South Africa. And the VEGAplus BOOKLET displayed at Labelexpo has been sold and will be shipped to Korea after the show.

Specifically designed for booklet labels, the VEGAplus BOOKLET can run with web widths of up to 450 mm and enables operations such as the inspection of preprinted labels, the application of the booklet label on the base label, variable data printing, lamination and die-cutting. PRATI

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The 3D-Printing Era Is Closer Than

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In order to produce the most realistic training experience possible, many manufacturers have embraced 3D-scanning to quickly capture complex 3D shapes, and 3D-printing to quickly reproduce high fidelity, low cost reproductions of expensive parts

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If you belong to the print industry, you have probably heard about 3D-printing. However, for those uninitiated, the 3D-printing concept might seem to come from the science fiction domain. But at a small scale it’s already in progress.

Let’s make it more clear what 3D-printing really is. Let’s say you have to build a complex structure.

For that, first you need a big crew with much experience. In addition to the human factor it would also require many machines that will assemble all the pieces together.

Now imagine that all you need is a blueprint and a very complex machine that makes the product from scrap.

For instance, just imagine how neat it would be to build a boat by only pressing a button. Long time until this will happen but there are businesses that already use this method. For instance in medicine, artificial limbs are made using a single complex device. And the

final products are of high quality. Many companies around the world are turning to 3D-printing for building complex structures and prototypes of innovations.

Traditionally, such types of structures and prototypes were reverse engineered by hand, or using tools like cardboard templates, tape measures and plumb bobs.

Once CAD models were developed from this data, traditional manufacturing techniques were used to fabricate the required parts. In recent years, big players in the industry have embraced new methods of development for such jobs. Companies have now started investing in 3D-scanning and rapid prototyping systems.

3D-scanners allow engineers and technicians to rapidly capture millions of data points to define the complex shapes associated with a variety of products and prototypes. This data can then be converted to highly accurate

3D CAD models using specialised software such as Rapidform XOR. Smaller interior components can then be “printed” in 3D on machines such as Objet’s Eden, Connex and Alaris 3D printers. 3D printing is significantly faster and cheaper than CNC machining or injection molding for low volume manufacturing requirements.

Interesting Developments in the Field of 3D-Printing.

According to industry consultancy Wohlers Associates, the sales of rapid prototyping and additive manufacturing technologies bounced back in 2010. The company’s Wohlers Report 2010 claims that demand for products and services using additivemanufacturing (AM) technologies such as 3D-printing grew by an estimated 13.9 percent in 2010.

In contrast, compound annual growth rate (CAGR) had slowed to 3.3 percent over the previous three years.

Clearly the optimum 3D printer for a given application will depend on the type of application but, in terms of purchase cost, towards the bottom end of the market, there are many 3D-printers available on the market such as Z Corporation’s ZPrinter 350. This machine converts 3D data into monochrome physical models in a largely automated process. Using the ZPrinter 350 to create a model is said to be almost as easy as printing a document on paper using a conventional printer.

Over the past year or so, other companies introducing new 3D printers for use in an office environment have included Objet Geometries with its multi-material Connex350, Stratasys with its Dimension uPrint Plus for true multi-colour, desktop 3D printing, and Solido3D with its low-cost SD300 Pro 3D printer. One company that is a newcomer to 3D printing is HP, which launched its HP Designjet 3D recently in conjunction with Stratasys.

According to HP, the Designjet 3D allows designers to achieve faster time-to-market and cost savings during product development. It is also claimed to set a new standard for automated 3D printing, office integration and reliability. HP has launched two Designjet 3D printers, with prices starting around EUR 13000. The HP Designjet 3D printer creates accurate models in ivorycoloured ABS, while the HP Designjet Color 3D printer produces parts in eight colours.

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Nevertheless, the last 12 months has seen many interesting developments in the field of 3D printing.

Terry Wohlers, the principal author of the report and president of Wohlers Associates, states, “Using AM such as 3D-printing for part production is considered the next frontier, with opportunities beyond measure. Corporations, entrepreneurs, investors and researchers are considering ways in which 3D-printing can be used to manufacture an exciting array of products in quantities of one to several thousands.�

3D-printing can today be used in two distinct markets for developing products: one is the professional market, which includes the medical, dental, aerospace, automotive and motorsports industries; the other is the consumer market, for products such as home accessories, toys and fashion accessories.

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Pira International, the worldwide authority on packaging, paper and print industry supply chains, recently shared an interesting market research report exclusively with ME Printer. According to the report, total printing revenues in the Middle East and North Africa region are set to increase from $7.7 billion in 2009, to $11 billion by 2015

Total printing revenues in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region amounted to $7.7 billion in 2009 and are expected to increase to a total of almost $11 billion by 2015, according to a major new study by Pira International, the worldwide authority for the packaging, print and paper supply chains.

The study provides a detailed segmentation of the market by end-use sector, printing process and country, with quantitative five-year forecasts based on extensive primary research. Key trends and drivers shaping the sector are discussed, as well as the new technologies employed in production and key players in across the region.

According to the study, the printing market made up of four major groups, namely packaging, publishing, advertising and commercial printing, with packaging

is something of an anomaly, with Qatar showing the highest in the world at over $92,000 in 2009, counterpointed by Yemen, among the lowest at $2,500. Since 2001, per capita GDP in the region has grown by 5% annually but this is expected to slow considerably to less than 2% per annum between 2009 and 2015.

Household consumption expenditure is a good indicator of domestic economic activity and has particular relevance to domestic consumption of printed matter. Since 2001, this has shown wide fluctuations, with best estimates for the future indicating an average annual growth rate of almost 7% for the medium term, following historical growth of nearly 12% per annum from 2001 to 2009.

ing and this provides a stimulus for the local printing industry which now faces more pressure to meet international standards in order to compete effectively in the global market, particularly in applications such as packaging, labels, and others. This study provides interested parties with an up to date view of the current state of play in the Middle Eastern printing market together with a projection of future activity.

The methodology employed for this study focussed heavily on primary research, including interviews with leading players across the value chain, databases and detailed analysis of published information, including collation of data on over 80 paper mills and 1,700 printers. Pira International has an excellent track record in the Middle East, publishing many studies exclusively on this region, including a recent study looking specifically at the market for packaging.

Demographic trends

The growth rate and composition of the population has a direct effect on consumption of printed products.

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Key drivers and trends Growth in GDP in the Middle East has averaged 5.2% per annum since 2001. In 2009 this had slowed to a still respectable 3.4% in the light of the global recession. This is expected to slip slightly in 2010 to about 3.3%, making a slow recovery thereafter with an average anticipated growth of 2.7% per annum between 2009 and 2015.

The region’s economy is heavily dependent on oil prices, despite efforts to reduce this reliance, and prices have shown dramatic fluctuations in recent years with the latest downturn increasing the pressure on these countries to diversify their economies.

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For instance, ageing populations tend to consume more in the way of pharmaceutical, medical and health related products, with a consequent stimulus to the demand for printed folding cartons that are widely used to pack these products. Population growth has obvious implications for the demand for school books and the like, and in this region the population is showing a fairly steady 2% annual increase.

Adult literacy, defined as the percentage of the population aged 15 and over who can read and write, clearly has relevance to the print industry. Literacy rates in the region cover a wide range.

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and publishing constituting around 60% of the total.

Despite its history of conflict and upheaval, the Middle East has shown economic resilience, particularly in the last ten years with GDP growing by more than 5% annually between 2000 and 2009, albeit on the back of rising oil prices. Of late, many of the countries in the region have been making a concerted effort to reduce their dependency on oil by attempting to diversify their economies through various incentive schemes and investment programmes.

Investors are attracted to the region with a menu of incentives including profit repatriation guarantees, tax relief and others.

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investment and encouraged by government initiatives. Export opportunities abound, into Europe and Far East markets. Investment in new technology is encouraged and foreign investment incentives are readily available.

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in the region, with many old machines being replaced with modern upgrades as a result of government encouraged investments. Newspapers remain popular, moving to full colour, breaking into small community focused editions with more automation. Books are stimulated by educational demands and technology such as digital printing and books-on-demand. Magazines face demanding consumers following Western trends and looking for higher quality finishes. Recycling is playing an increasingly important role in the supply chain.

Strong growth in packaging in the region is fuelled by an urbanising population, growth in processed food production, modernising of the retail industry and growing exports of non-oil products which have led to growth in food and FMCG production.

The packaging market in MENA is highly fragmented from a supply perspective, with the largest identified market share – Turkish glass maker Anadolu Cam – accounting for only 3% of the total volume. The top ten suppliers together account for just 14% of the volume, with the

next ten adding a further 7%; this leaves almost 80% of the volume dispersed among hundreds of small suppliers. Multinationals that feature in the top 20 suppliers include Huhtamaki, Mondi, Tetra Pak and Crown, all with shares of less than 1% of the total volume.

Almost 50% of the 19 million tonnes of packaging consumed in the MENA region consisted of rigid packs, predominantly plastic; this was followed by glass and metal. Over a quarter of the volume consumed was corrugated board, while flexible materials made up almost 16%. The greatest growth is expected to be seen in demand for liquid packaging board (LPB), foil, flexible plastic/laminate materials and rigid plastic and glass, the latter two categories driven by strong growth in demand for beverage packaging. The healthcare sector will also provide further stimulus to packaging demand over the medium term.

Flexible packaging, with an often consequent demand for high quality print, is making inroads into the rigid packaging market. Growing demand for better print finish is common throughout packaging markets, from corrugated to multi substrate flexibles.

Market overview

Turkey is by far the biggest print market in this region, accounting for over one third of printing revenues in 2009, which totalled $7.7 billion.

A slight decline is expected in the overall market during 2010, followed by a period of moderate recovery, resulting in a total market valued at almost $11 billion by 2015. Saudi Arabia is expected to show the strongest growth in share in the region, gaining around three percentage points in market share, while Turkey is expected to lose the same amount in share over this period.

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Offset printing has declined from 63% of the market in 2000 to its current level of just over half the total of $7.7 billion. Over the medium term this is likely to suffer further erosion of market share, sliding to a 45% share by 2015. Flexo printing has pretty well held its own over this period, static at around 12% for much of the past decade and likely

to rise to 13-14% of the market by 2015 in line with faster growth in packaging. The big winner in the industry has been digital printing which has grown significantly from just 2% in 2000 to over 12% in 2009 and expected to reach 23% by 2015.

Letterpress and screen printing are losing market share steadily, with a current combined total of 9%.

Total sales of printing machinery in the region in 2009 amounted to $211 million. By 2015 this is likely to amount to just over $350 million.

During this period, the market share of offset printing equipment sales is likely to fall by 14 percentage points from 46% in 2009 to 32% in 2015, while digital printing will increase its share from 13 to 34% of total machinery sales. Film imagesetters are also set to lose market share to platesetters over the medium term and letterpress and screen printing machinery will continue to show a decline in sales. Developments in modern technology are having a considerable impact on the Middle East publishing and printing industry. Historically, printers and publishers have in many instances been operating equipment installed originally fifty, sixty or more years ago, with limited subsequent investment in more up to date processes.

However, encouraged by government initiatives and incentives to reduce the region’s dependence on oil revenues, recent years have witnessed a spate of investments in modern printing and publishing equipment, ranging from high-tech CtP machines to eight-colour Heidelberg Speedmasters.

Newspapers are still a thriving medium in the region, although this is expected to tail off over the medium term, but in the mean time many are looking to full colour production using the latest technology. Newspapers are also starting to focus more on local communities, creating new and smaller editions of existing papers. This creates a need for more and smaller print runs, encouraging the use of offset technology. Automation is becoming more and more popular, despite low labour costs.

Demand for inks generally was sustained by strong growth in the digital and flexo markets in 2009. Total printing ink revenues amounted to $190 million during 2009 and are set to reach $309 million by 2015. This represents a 2009 market of some

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30,400 tonnes which will increase to almost 35,000 tonnes by 2015.

The market for prepress consumables in the Middle East is in a state of flux with graphic arts films and conventional aluminium plates are losing significant shares of the market to metal CtP, both historically and in the future. Total revenues in this market in 2009 amounted to $84 million, which are set to grow to almost $110 million by 2015.

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Packaging papers are expected to gain market share from other materials while newsprint demand is likely to be flat. Coated papers and other materials will register healthy growth over the forecast period.

The Future of Printing in the Middle East and North Africa to 2015 is available now for ÂŁ3,750. For more

information, please contact Stephen Hill at +44 (0) 1372 802025, or via e-mail on stephen.hill@pirainternational.com, or visit www. pira-international.com Pira International is the worldwide authority on packaging, paper and print industry supply chains.

Established in 1930, Pira provides strategic and technical consulting, testing, intelligence and events to help clients gain market insights, identify opportunities, evaluate product performance and manage compliance.

Mr. Waleed Fares, executive Director (speed line trading Est), & Mr, Oktay Ozsaran, regional sales manager (Hohner Maschinenbau GmbH)

Hohner Maschinenbau GmbH’s Products Now Available in Jordan and Iraq 50 years, the company has been specialised in the design and manufacture of wire stitching equipment.

Apart from Hohner Maschinenbau GmbH's products.

Speed Line Trading is also a Consultant that advises various companies, printers, and so on, about new graphic arts equipment comparisons and used graphic arts equipment purchases. The company also advises on manning, efficiency and customised upgrades of existing equipment to increase throughput; revise current or new plant layouts; and trends and niches in the graphic arts industry. On the other Hand Speed Line Trading Est will Launch new Trade Brands in Near Future.

P.OBox : 211144 Amman-Jordan 11121, jabal alhussen, Khali bIn Alwaleed St. Molinex Building 4th Floor - Office No: 403

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Speed Line Trading has been appointed by Hohner Maschinenbau GmbH as its exclusive distributor for Jordan and Iraq markets. According to the new distribution deal, Speed Line Trading will sell Hohner Maschinenbau GmbH's entire range of machines on the regional market. Speed Line Trading is an Amman, Jordan-based young and dynamic trading establishment with 13 years experience in graphic art industry. The company is well-known for dealing in a wide range of pre press machines, offset machines and post press machines. Hohner Maschinenbau GmbH meanwhile is an engineering company with over 75 years of experience. For over

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Exibition

KIPS 2010

A Compact but Comprehensive Showcase

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South Korea seems a world apart from Middle East. However 17th Korea International Printing Machinery & Equipment Show (KIPES 2010) could have been a wonderful opportunity for printers in the region to savour first hand Korean state-of-the-art technology for graphic arts industry.

KIPES 2010, which was held from 8 to 11 September 2010 at the Korea International Exhibition Center, attracted 308 exhibitors from over 23 countries. The exhibitors showcased a wide variety of graphic arts equipment, including large format printers, prepress systems, finishing equipment and so on.

However the absence of giants such as Heidelberg, Man Roland, KBA, Komori and other press manufacturers raised some eyebrows.

But their absence was a clear sign of maturing offset market in Korea.

In addition, there was a parade of wide format printers and narrow web presses across halls 1 and 2 of Kintex.

A Feast of Digital Printing Equipment Digital technology was dominant in KIPES 2010. HP, by far had the biggest stand at the show. Prior to the show, HP announced the winners of the 3rd Asia Pacific and Japan HP Digital Print Awards 2010.

The company received more than 350 submissions from 14 countries for this year’s Awards. HP used KIPES as a springboard to showcase a wide range of Indigo presses.

There were no sign of iGens or tuner based technologies. This shows that the Korean market perhaps is an ideal ground for Indigo presses.

The arsenal of Indigo presses that were on display included HP Indigo W7200 Digital Press, HP Indigo 7500 Digital Press, HP Indigo 3550 Digital Press, LightScribe Direct Disc Labeling System and HP Thermal Inkjet (TIJ) Technology.

HP’s stand was filled with printed products coming out of Indigo presses. An impressive range of photo books that were printed digitally were put on display. Labels, books and tranpromo documents filled almost all the empty spaces.

HP’s partners such as Hunkler and GMP also showcased their technol-

ogy in tandem with Indigo presses.

The combination of HP Indigo 7200 with Hunkler complete post press system including cutter, separator, stacker and unwinder modules is an efficient solution for transpromotional statements, although it perfectly can be used for short run, on demand book publishing as well.

HP also supported Digital Solutions Cooperative (Dscoop) in hosting their first ever conference for graphics arts professionals in Asia Pacific region held in conjunction with KIPES 2010.

The Dscoop conference was held from 7 to 8 September 2010. More than 700 global graphic arts leaders including Indigo founder Benny Landa, HP executives and leading printers from around the world participated in the event.

New Equipment From Korean Manufacturers

Apart from HP, two Korean giants Dilli and GMP had the biggest stands. One of the best aspects of KIPES perhaps was to see firsthand the products premiered by the Korean manufacturers for the first time. Dilli one of the leading manu-

facturers of large format printers took the wraps of new equipment for the first time. According to Keun- Soo Choi, the President of Dilli, all of the company’s products showcased at the exhibition were based on inkjet technology. “We are showing our printing products targeted at PCB (printed circuit board), semiconductor and industrial purposes. We reckon by next February, these products will be available in the Middle East.”

NEO Jupiter 1006, an all new industrial UV curing printer targets screen printing market. Two of these new printers were up and running in Dilli’s stand. The question is why two identical machines?

Perhaps the manufacturer thought you just can’t get enough of one.

The machines on display were printing on golf balls and plastic cards.

According to manufacturer this machine is ideal for printing on PCB (printed circuit board), semiconductor and industrial equipment.

The output width of the machine is 1000 x 1000 mm with maximum operation speed of 0.84 m/sec (1 pass).

The new machine supports edge to edge printing as well as white ink.

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drop on demand piezo heads. NEO Jupiter delivers maximum resolution of 1200-by-1200-dpi. One of interesting feature of this machine is automatic height adjustment up to 120mm.

The machine prints 5 colour including white. A new model of Neo Titan large format printer was also launched. The new machine prints 6 color plus two varnishing.

The Neo Titan is a combo type UV large format printer which uses the conveyor belt feeding system.

It can print on both rigid and flexible substrates. The quality of the printer has improved. It can print in uni and bi directional modes.

Another highlight in Dilli’s range of new products is its new label printing press, Neo Mercury. The machine displayed in the show was a prototype and the company will launch it commercially by next year.

This machine represents company’s new strategy for diversification into new markets. NEO Mercury is a single pass UV inkjet printer for production of labels. It uses DOD Piezo Electric Technology.

The machine is offered in two models NM- L50 and NM- L 100 with 53 and 105 mm imaging width respectively. Both machines deliver 600 dpi resolution and print 5 color including white. The printer can print on all kind of substrates including film, supported film, foil, tag and the list goes on.

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GMP, a leading Korean manufacturer of laminating machines for a wide range of applications. GMP showcased an impressive lineup of laminating and UV coating machines, which is a new field for the company. The recession forced many companies to either consolidate or diversify. It seems that GMP chose the second path which is an extension of what it does best.

The company launched three new UV coating machines from Eurocoater family. EUROCOATER Plus3752 UV is a new machine that takes advantage of 3 roll coating system.

The maximum coating speed is 35 m/min and the maximum feeding speed is 6000 sheets per hour.

The machine is equipped with automatic UV recirculation pump and touch panel. The maximum coating dimensions in Plus 3752 is 820x29080x1280 mm.

The Eurocoater Plus3752 premium has the same features as its smaller brother however it can coat on bigger sheets up to 820x4300x1150 mm. And also it is faster. Its maximum coating speed is 40m/min, whereas in Plus 3752 the speed does not exceed 35m/min. For spot varnishing the company introduced EUROCOATER PLUS- 5680SPOT. The company also premiered IMAGECOATER 33, a desktop UV coater with the maximum coating width of 320 mm. The coater’s top speed is 3m/min and it is easy to operate.

GMP also introduced GMP LAMIMASTER-34 laminator. This system

has been developed with the cooperation of HP and it addresses the market for book-cover production and high-value photo applications. For lamination the company brought its top of the line products including PROTOPAC- PLUS 520 A,

EUROLAM II-520, OMEGA 720 and PACKERLAM 1200 RTR. During the exhibition the PACKERLAM laminated rolls of printed film with heating elements. These laminated rolls of heating elements then will be used to heat floorings. It is an alternative to boilers for floor heating. d.gen is a familiar name for textile printers. The company showcased its enhanced industrial textile printer Artrix GT plus a new offline cutter and creaser. Andrea Negretti, the President of Italy Branch at d.gen said that the company is showcasing different colour machines for textiles at the event. “At this event we are showing machines for polyester fabrics, banners and flex.

Our machines usually can print on cotton, silk, and wool – every kind of fabric. We also have cutter, web machines, and so on. This business is growing because of technological advancements. If you take the worldwide textile market into consideration, we cover just 1 percent

of the entire market. But these are big installations – we are talking about eight-colour printing. Our machines only use water-based inks and not UV – hence our products are environment-friendly as well.”

able presence in KIPES 2010. Some of them were quite advanced.

Bangsung Machinery is one of the leading label printing press manufacturers in Korea. The company which is specialised in rotary label printing press showcased a new model from BSR 30 series.

The maximum web width on this press is 310 mm. Taekyoung is also another well known manufacturer intermittent rotary label press plus diecutting machines for label industry.

And There Were Others

Kilhun Lee, the CEO of d.gen meanwhile said that though the company did not have any new products to showcase this year, it has improved the quality of its products. “Textile printing is destiny. In many countries wherein textile products are produced, one thing that is still lacking is labour.

The number of labourers required is huge and so the cost goes up eventually. Textile printing is the only way to solve this problem,” Lee explained.

There were also a number of other Korean large format printer manufacturers at the event including DYSS which is mostly known for its digital cutting solutions. The company showcased Apollo UV printer series plus X 7 digital cutter series with the speed of up to 1000 mm/min. During the exhibition the cutter was constantly working and cutting corrugated boards and foams.

Narrow web presses had a notice-

Chinese manufacturers as usual occupied a substantial part of exhibition floor. Cron a leading manufacturer of CTP systems in China displayed UV CTP system for imaging of conventional plates as well as flagship thermal platesetter.

Cron UV CTP system has a maximum speed of 45 plates per hour with the resolution of 1500 dpi. The machine is targeting the newspaper industry. Cron TP series thermal CTP can image up to 50 plates per hour with the resolution of up to 3000 dpi. Printing plate manufacturer Hufeng from China used KIPES as a platform to promote its latest PS and UV- CTcP plates.

The company was established in 2003 and it produces more than 15 million square meter plates per year. The company will participate in Gulf print exhibition in2011. Lichtzen introduced its latest drying

and curing technology. Lichtzen is a leading Korean manufacturer of UV curing dryer, IR dryer, MIR/ NIR dryer, Spot UV curing system, UV lamps and semiconductor exposure devices. As I earlier mentioned offset presence in KIPES was disappointing however there were a wide range of postpress equipment from Korean manufacturers that is not well known here in the Middle East.

Hercules paper cutter (guillotine) is one of them. The cutting machine is quite advanced and is equipped with hydraulic cutting and clamping as well as computer control system. The machine also has safety features such as infra red safety control.

Side Events and Seminars

Parallel to the show a number of interesting side events and conferences took place during KIPES 2010. A special dinner ceremony for overseas VIP visitors was held on September 8. Representatives of trade associations and government officials including president of Korean Printing research Institute, Chairman of Korean Printers Association, President of Mongolian Printing Association, Chairman of Korean Printing Information Technology Association, Director of Selangor and Federal Territory Chinese Printing Associations delilivered speeches. Three female

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KIPS 2010 Korean artists also performed tradition Korean music using traditional Korean instruments.

According to Jin Bae Kim, the Chairman of Korean Printing Information Technology Association, the association consists of manufacturers and printers. The association’s role in the market is to have collaboration between the printers and manufacturers, to work on new technologies, spread information about new products and developments, and so on. The association currently has about 120 members.

“We also lobby with the government for new law, and so on. We conduct conferences and exhibitions, and promote Korean printers and manufacturers globally as well,” said Bae Kim. “The major problem for local printers currently is the transition from conventional printing methods to digital. The local market is currently not very good at the moment and so many vendors are focused on exports.”

There were also a number of

interesting seminars on different topics from state of Korean printing industry to RFID. However the seminar’s language was Korean, except the conference on G7 standard presented by top members of International Digital Enterprise Alliance (IDEAlliance.) Commonly referred to as G7, the GRACoL 7 specification is the seventh and latest version from IDEAlliance.

G7 was developed based on the results of research sheetfed press runs conducted at nine US sheetfed printers in 2004 and 2005. Input was also taken from existing ISO printing standards. “In the US, most of the printing is now done, matching the G7 standard. The purpose of adapting this new standard is to update the existing standards and specifications used by offset printers, both web and sheetfed,” added Ron Ellis, a Consultant and G7 Expert.

According to Steve Smiley, a G7 Expert and Director of Color Technology at Vertis Communication,

“Some printers have done it blindly because it became a US standard.

So if I were a graphic designer, all I would have to do is provide the proof to the customer and if they like it, all the printer has to do is calibrate to the G7 standard to match the proof. This means, no messing around with the brush stroke to match something they can’t.”

Don Hutcheson founder of G7 and President of HutchColor explained the origins of G7 and how it helps printers and print buyers get more value out of ISO 12647 printing standard. G7 defines specifications for a single device- independent grayscale appearance. It is a method of calibrating any printing system using grayscales instead of single ink scales. This standard in fact is an interpretation of ISO 12637-2 which is applicable to all printing method not just lithography. During the seminar other topics such as convergence between print and non print and Process Standard Offset (PSO) were also discussed.

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Machinery Wanted We are looking for following machines: 1) KOMORI L528 - Aged 2000-2003 2) CD102 4 Aged 2000 3) CD 102 5 Aged 2000 4) R905 +LV Aged 2000 5) KBA 142 5+C AGED 1990-2000 6) SM 74 2 P AGED 2000 2001 7) SM 74 5 H AGED 1997-1998 8) CD 102 4 AGED 1999-2000 9) CD 102 5 AGED 1997-1998 10) R905 +LV 2000

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Remarketed equipment 11) KBA 142 5+ C 1990-2000 12) Heidelberg SM 74 2 P 20002001 13) CD 102 5+LX, aged 2004-2005 Please Contact to the Number: +390172410301 / Email: sales@vbr.it We are urgently looking for the following Machines.

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Width 100/300mm,Height1 /30mm - Date of Installation - 01-Nov-2008 Please Contact to the Number: 00971-50-880-5205 For Sale Polly 266 APH, 2 Color - Maximum paper format 66x48 - Alcoholic dampening - Year 2003 - Super Blue - IR Dryer - High delivery - 15mios Please Contact to the Number: 00359894620404, Bulgaria 2 Color Offset Press: 1) Heidelberg Quick master QM 46-2 Age: 1996, Impression: 3 Mio. 2) Heidelberg Quick master QM 46-2 Age: 1997, Impression: 33 Mio. Condition: good, Available: immediately / stock Contact: Tel: +90 (0) 212. 544 52 74 / Email: semra@intermakmakina. com Image Maker 70x100cm Magnum with Hope Online processor for sale in Dubai, Contact Person : Ajay Kumar Mobile : +971 50 7872047, 050 4745809 E-Mail

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‫الطباع���ة النهائية المتميزة أمرًا ش���ائعًا في جميع‬

‫‪ 2000‬إلى أكثر من ‪ ٪ 12‬في عام ‪ 2009‬ويتوقع‬

‫المجتمع���ات المحلي���ة‪ ،‬وإص���دار طبع���ات جديدة‬

‫أس���واق التعبئة والتغليف‪ ،‬المم���وج منه والمتعدد‬

‫أن تص���ل إل���ى ‪ ٪ 23‬بحلول ع���ام ‪ .2015‬ومن‬

‫أصغ���ر حجمًا م���ن الصحف الموج���ودة‪ ،‬مما يزيد‬

‫الطبق���اتالتحتي���ةالمرن���ة‪.‬‬

‫ناحي���ة أخرى فإن س���وق مطابع ‪Letterpress‬‬

‫الطل���ب عل���ى دورات الطباع���ة والنس���خ األصغر‬

‫التقليدي���ة ومطاب���ع الس���كرين تفق���د حصته���ا‬

‫ويشجّع على استخدام تقنية األوفست‪ .‬وبالرغم‬

‫ف���ي الس���وق بش���كل منتظ���م‪ ،‬حي���ث أن نس���بة‬

‫من تكالي���ف العمالة المنخفضة إال أن التش���غيل‬

‫مجموعه���ا اإلجمال���ي تبل���غ ‪ ٪ 9‬حالي���ًا‪.‬‬

‫األوتوماتيكي يزداد ش���عبية يومًا بعد يوم‪.‬‬ ‫ً‬ ‫فضال عن التطور‬ ‫واس���تمرّ الطلب على األحب���ار‬ ‫الملحوظ في أس���واق الطباعة الرقمية وفليكسو‬

‫نسبة مجموعه ‪ 7.7‬مليار دوالر‪ .‬وكوّنت سوق‬

‫الطباع���ة ف���ي اإلقلي���م ‪ 211‬ملي���ون دوالر ومن‬ ‫ً‬ ‫قليال عن ‪350‬‬ ‫المرج���ح أن تص���ل إلى ما يزي���د‬

‫ف���ي ع���ام ‪ ،2009‬وبل���غ مجم���وع عائ���دات أحبار‬

‫المملك���ة العربية الس���عودية نس���بة إضافية بلغت‬

‫ملي���ار دوالر بحل���ول ع���ام ‪ .2015‬وخ�ل�ال هذه‬

‫الطباع���ة ‪ 190‬ملي���ون دوالر خ�ل�ال عام ‪2009‬‬

‫‪ ٪ 26‬م���ن المعدّل اإلجمال���ي‪ .‬ويتوقع أن نرى‬

‫الفت���رة يتتوق���ع أن تنخف���ض مبيع���ات المعدات‬

‫ويتوق���ع أن يص���ل المجم���وع إل���ى ‪ 309‬مليون‬

‫انخفاضًا طفيفًا في الس���وق اإلجمالي خالل عام‬

‫الخاص���ة بطباع���ة األوفس���ت بنس���بة ‪ 14‬نقط���ة‬

‫دوالر بحل���ول ع���ام ‪ .2015‬وه���ذا يؤش���ر إل���ى‬

‫‪ ،2010‬يليه���ا فت���رة م���ن اإلنتع���اش اإلقتصادي‬

‫مئوي���ة‪ ،‬لتنح���در م���ن ‪ %46‬في ع���ام ‪ 2009‬إلى‬

‫توسّ���ع السوق الذي بلغت ‪ 30,400‬طن في عام‬

‫المعتدل والذي س���يرفع قيمة الس���وق اإلجمالي‬

‫‪ %32‬ف���ي ع���ام ‪ ،2015‬بينم���ا س���ترتفع أرب���اح‬

‫‪ 2009‬لتصب���ح ‪ 35,000‬طن بحلول عام ‪.2015‬‬

‫إل���ى حوالي ‪ 11‬ملي���ار دوالر بحلول عام ‪.2015‬‬ ‫وم���ن المحتم���ل أن تح ّق���ق المملك���ة العربي���ة‬

‫الطباع���ة الرقمي���ة م���ن ‪ %13‬إل���ى ‪ %34‬م���ن‬

‫وتم���رّ س���وق الم���واد اإلس���تهالكية لم���ا قب���ل‬

‫إجمال���ي مبيع���ات األجهزة‪ .‬وس���وف تفق���د أيضًا‬

‫الطباع���ة ف���ي الش���رق األوس���ط بحال���ة تغيّ���ر‬

‫الس���عودية أس���رع معدّل للنمو ف���ي حصتها من‬

‫س���وق طابع���ات الفيل���م “إمي���ج س���يتر” أرباح���ًا‬

‫مس���تمرة‪ ،‬بينما تفقد س���وق الفن���ون التصويرية‬

‫الس���وق اإلقليم���ي‪ ،‬بع���د أن حصل���ت عل���ى نحو‬

‫مقاب���ل أجه���زة اإلخراج باأللواح “باليت س���يتر”‬

‫األف�ل�ام وأل���واح األلومني���وم التقليدي���ة حصصًا‬

‫ثالث���ة نقط مئوية من أس���هم الس���وق‪ ،‬في حين‬

‫عل���ى الم���دى المتوس���ط‪ ،‬وستس���تمر نس���بة‬

‫كبيرة من الس���وق أم���ام آالت ‪ CTP‬المعدنية‪،‬‬

‫يتوقع أن تفقد تركيا قيمة مش���ابهة من أسهمها‬

‫مبيع���ات أجهزة ‪ Letterpress‬والس���كرين في‬

‫على مس���توى تاريخي وكذلك في المس���تقبل‪.‬‬

‫خ�ل�اله���ذهالفت���رة‪.‬‬

‫اإلنخف���اض‪ .‬وتلعب التطورات ف���ي التكنولوجيا‬

‫وف���ي عام ‪ 2009‬بلغ إجمالي اإليرادات في هذه‬

‫الحديثة دورًا رئيس���يًا في مجال الطباعة والنشر‬

‫الس���وق ‪ 84‬مليون دوالر‪ ،‬ويتوقع أن ترتفع إلى‬

‫عمليات الطباعة‬

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‫الصلب���ة‪ .‬وق���د أصب���ح الطل���ب المتزاي���د عل���ى‬

‫فقد ارتفعت نس���بة أرباحه من ‪ ٪ 2‬فقط في عام‬

‫وكذل���ك ب���دأت الصحف تض���ع تركي���زًا أكبر على‬

‫عائ���دات الطباع���ة في ع���ام ‪ ،2009‬والت���ي بلغت‬

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‫ق���د حقق���ت لنفس���ها تواجدًا ف���ي س���وق التعبئة‬

‫الرقمية التي ش���هدت س���وقها ازدي���ادًا ملحوظًا‪،‬‬

‫بكام���ل األل���وان باس���تخدام أح���دث التقني���ات‪.‬‬

‫وف���ي عام ‪ 2009‬بلغ إجمالي المبيعات لماكينات‬

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‫كثي���رًا م���ا تطل���ب بأعل���ى ج���ودة م���ن الطباع���ة‪،‬‬

‫أم���ا الراب���ح األكبر ف���ي الصناعة ف���كان الطباعة‬

‫وف���ي الوقت نفس���ه يتطلع الكثي���رون إلى اإلنتاج‬

‫نظرة عامة على السوق‬

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‫‪Source: IMF‬‬

‫وتع���دّ تركي���ا حتى اآلن أكبر س���وق للطباعة في‬ ‫ه���ذه المنطق���ة‪ ،‬حيث أنها ّ‬ ‫ش���كلت أكثر من ثلث‬

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‫‪Source: IMF‬‬

‫وق���د انخفض���ت نس���بة أرب���اح س���وق طباع���ة‬

‫المطابع ومؤسس���ات النشر في كثير من األحيان‬

‫األوفس���ت ف���ي ع���ام ‪ 2000‬إل���ى ‪ ٪ 63‬لتص���ل‬

‫تس���تخدم معدّات ت���م تركيبها ف���ي األصل منذ‬

‫للطبق���ات التحتية عبر الم���واد الورقية والكرتون‬

‫إل���ى المس���توى الحالي البالغ م���ا يزيد قليال عن‬

‫خمس���ين أو س���تّين عامًا على األق���ل‪ ،‬باإلضافة‬

‫والفيلم والرقائق المعدنية في الش���رق األوس���ط‬

‫نص���ف المع���دل اإلجمال���ي ‪ 7.7‬ملي���ار دوالر‪.‬‬

‫إل���ى أن اس���تثماراتها الالحق���ة ف���ي عملي���ات‬

‫‪ 9.8‬ملي���ون ط���ن‪ ،‬بقيم���ة تزيد ع���ن ‪ 8‬مليارات‬

‫وعل���ى المدى المتوس���ط س���وف تتع���رّض هذه‬

‫التحدي���ث كانت محدودة‪ .‬ومع ذلك‪ ،‬وبتش���جيع‬

‫دوالر‪ .‬وس���يؤدي النمو المعتدل في هذه السوق‬

‫النس���بة إلى ت���آكل إضاف���ي من الس���وق لتنحدر‬

‫من مبادرات وحوافز الحكومة‪ ،‬ش���هدت األعوام‬

‫على المدى المتوس���ط إلى مع���دّل إجمالي على‬

‫إلى ‪ ٪ 45‬بحلول عام ‪ .2015‬أما س���وق طباعة‬ ‫الفليكس���و فق���د ّ‬ ‫ظل���ت متماس���كة بص���ورة جيدة‬

‫األخي���رة موج���ة من اإلس���تثمارات ف���ي معدات‬

‫الطل���ب بقدر ‪ 10.6‬ملي���ار دوالر في عام ‪،2015‬‬

‫الطباع���ة والنش���ر الحديث���ة‪ ،‬م���ن بينه���ا آالت‬

‫أو ‪ 13.2‬ملي���ار طن‪ .‬ومن المحتمل أن تكس���ب‬

‫خ�ل�ال هذه الفترة‪ ،‬واس���تطاعت أن تحافظ على‬

‫التكنولوجي���ا الحديثة ‪ CTP‬وماكينات هايدلبرج‬

‫س���وق التعبئة والتغليف الورقي حصة في السوق‬

‫نس���بة ثابتة بلغت حوالي ‪ ٪ 12‬عبر معظم العقد‬

‫‪ Speedmasters‬ذات ثماني���ة أل���وان‪.‬‬

‫م���ن المواد األخ���رى‪ ،‬بينما س���يظل الطلب على‬

‫الماض���ي والتي م���ن المحتم���ل أن ترتفع إلى ما‬

‫وال ت���زال الصحف وس���يلة إعالمي���ة مزدهرة في‬

‫الصح���ف المطبوع���ة راك���دًا عل���ى األرج���ح‪ .‬أما‬

‫بي���ن ‪ ٪ 14 -13‬بحل���ول ع���ام ‪ 2015‬لتتزامن‬

‫منطق���ة الش���رق األوس���ط وش���مال أفريقيا ولكن‬

‫س���وق الم���واد واألوراق المغلف���ة فس���وف تحقق‬

‫مع النمو الس���ريع في س���وق التعبئ���ة والتغليف‪.‬‬

‫يتوق���ع أن نراها تتضاءل على المدى المتوس���ط‪،‬‬

‫نم���واجي���دًاخ�ل�الالفت���رةالمتنبّ���أبه���ا‬

‫‪ME Printer Oct 2010‬‬

‫بالش���رق األوس���ط‪ ،‬فقد لوح���ظ عب���ر التاريخ أن‬

‫حوالي ‪ 110‬ملي���ون دوالر بحلول ع���ام ‪.2015‬‬ ‫وف���ي ع���ام ‪ ،2009‬بل���غ اإلس���تهالك الظاه���ري‬

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‫الملف‬

‫مستقبل الطباعة‬ ‫مزدهرة فيها وتس���تمرّ في جذب اإلس���تثمارات‬

‫عمليّ���ة إع���ادة التوريد دورًا متزاي���د األهمية في‬

‫هوتاماك���ي (‪ ،)Huhtamaki‬ومون���دي‪ ،‬وتيت���را‬

‫األجنبي���ة الت���ي تحثّها مب���ادرات الحكومة‪ .‬وقد‬

‫سلس���لة التوريد‪.‬‬

‫ازدادت ف���رص التصدي���ر إل���ى أس���واق أوروب���ا‬

‫أما بالنس���بة للنموّ الس���ريع الذي تش���هده سوق‬

‫حصته���م جميع���ًا‬ ‫ب���اك‪ ،‬وك���راون‪ ،‬م���ع العل���م أن ّ‬ ‫ّ‬ ‫تش���كل أقل من ‪ ٪ 1‬من الحجم اإلجمالي‪.‬‬

‫والش���رق األقص���ى وكذل���ك اإلس���تثمارات ف���ي‬

‫التعبئ���ة والتغلي���ف فه���و يعود إلى الفئ���ة المدنيّة‬

‫وتك���وّن الح���زم الصلب���ة حوال���ي ‪ ٪ 50‬م���ن‬

‫التكنولوجي���ا الجدي���دة وأصبح���ت الحواف���ز‬

‫م���ن الس���كان‪ ،‬والتط���وّر ف���ي إنت���اج األغذي���ة‬

‫مع���دالت التعبئ���ة والتغلي���ف المس���تهلكة ف���ي‬

‫لإلس���تثمار األجنبي متوفرة بس���هولة‪.‬‬

‫المصنعّ���ة‪ ،‬وتحدي���ث صناع���ة البي���ع بالتجزئ���ة‪،‬‬

‫منطق���ة الش���رق األوس���ط والت���ي يص���ل وزنه���ا‬

‫وتق���ود التكنولوجي���ا التطوّراإلقليم���ي حي���ث‬

‫وتزاي���د الص���ادرات للمنتج���ات غي���ر النفطي���ة‪،‬‬

‫ت���م اس���تبدال األجه���زة القديم���ة م���ع المحدّث‬

‫مم���ا أدّى إلى زي���ادة في إنتاج األغذية والس���لع‬

‫إل���ى ‪ 19‬ملي���ار ط���ن ‪ -‬معظمه���ا مصنّ���ع م���ن‬ ‫ّ‬ ‫وش���كل‬ ‫البالس���تيك‪ -‬يليه���ا الزجاج والمعادن‪.‬‬

‫والمط���وّر منه���ا وج���اء ه���ذا نتيج���ة لتش���جيع‬

‫اإلس���تهالكية‪.‬‬

‫الحكومة على االستثمارات‪ .‬وما زالت الصحف‬

‫ويعتقد المورّدون من منظورهم أن سوق التعبئة‬

‫الكرتون المموّج أكثر من ربع قدر اإلس���تهالك‬ ‫ف���ي حين أن س���وق التغليف المرن ّ‬ ‫ش���كلت ‪16‬‬

‫تحظ���ى بش���عبية فقد أصبح���ت بالل���ون الكامل‬ ‫وش���رعت في إصدارات ّ‬ ‫مركزة على المجتمعات‬

‫والتغلي���ف في منطقة الش���رق األوس���ط متفككة‬

‫‪ ٪‬تقريب���ًا‪ .‬وم���ن المتوق���ع أن ن���رى أكبر نس���بة‬

‫للغاي���ة‪ ،‬بعد أن تم تحديد أكبر حصة من الس���وق‬

‫نمو في س���وق لوح���ات تعبئة الس���وائل والرقائق‬

‫الصغي���رة‪ ،‬باإلضافة إلى اعتماده���ا المتزايد على‬

‫ مصنّ���ع الزجاج الترك���ي “أناضولو كام”‪ -‬والذي‬‫ّ‬ ‫تش���كل ‪ ٪ 3‬فقط من مع���دّل الحجم اإلجمالي‪.‬‬

‫البالس���تيكية والصفيحي���ة المرنة والبالس���تيك‬ ‫الصل���ب والزج���اج‪ ،‬علمًا بأن الفئتي���ن األخيرتين‬

‫من خ�ل�ال الطلب عليه���ا من القط���اع التعليمي‬

‫ويمثّ���ل الموردي���ن العش���رة األوائ���ل مع�ا�ً ‪٪ 14‬‬

‫يحركهم���ا نم���وًّا س���ريعًا في الطلب على س���وق‬

‫والتكنولوج���ي‪ ،‬مث���ل الطباع���ة الرقمي���ة والكتب‬

‫فقط من معدّل األرب���اح اإلجمالي‪ ،‬بينما يضيف‬

‫التعبئ���ة والتغلي���ف للمش���روبات‪ .‬وس���وف يمنح‬

‫التي تنش���ر بناءًا على الطلب‪ .‬وتواجه المجالت‬

‫الم���وردون العش���رة التالي���ون ‪ ٪ 7‬وه���ذا يت���رك‬

‫قطاع الرعاية الصحي���ة أيضًا المزيد من الحوافز‬

‫أيض���ًا عدد م���ن المس���تهلكين المتطلبين خاصة‬

‫حوال���ي ‪ ٪ 80‬وهي النس���بة المفرّقة بين المئات‬

‫للطل���ب عل���ى أس���واق التعبئ���ة والتغلي���ف عل���ى‬

‫م���ن يتاب���ع اإلتجاه���ات الغربي���ة منه���م ويبحث‬

‫من صغار الموردين‪ .‬وتش���مل الشركات العالمية‬

‫المدى المتوس���ط‪.‬‬

‫ع���ن الج���ودة العالية في المنت���ج النهائي‪ ،‬وتلعب‬

‫التي تعدّ من المورّدون العش���رون األوائل شركة‬

‫ويبدو أن أس���واق التعبئة والتغليف المرن‪ ،‬والتي‬

‫‪ME Printer Oct 2010‬‬

‫األنظم���ة األوتوماتيكية‪ .‬وتحف��� ّز صناعة الكتب‬

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‫بل���غ المع���دل اإلجمال���ي لعائ���دات الطباع���ة في‬

‫من أجل المنافس���ة بفعالية في الس���وق العالمي‪،‬‬

‫ف���ي ع���ام ‪ ،2009‬بينم���ا كانت اليم���ن على نحو‬

‫الش���رق االوس���ط وش���مال افريقي���ا ‪ 7.7‬ملي���ار‬

‫وخاص���ة ف���ي تطبيق���ات مث���ل التعبئ���ة والتغليف‬ ‫ّ‬ ‫والم���واد الورقي���ة وغيره���ا‪ .‬وتو ّفر هذه الدراس���ة‬

‫عكس���يّ بنات���ج محل���ي قيمت���ه ‪ $2500‬دوالر‬ ‫فقط وهو من أدن���ى المعدالت‪ .‬وقد ازداد الناتج‬

‫يق���رب ‪ $11‬مليار دوالر بحلول عام ‪ 2015‬وفقًا‬

‫لألط���راف المعنيّ���ة عرض�ا�ً حدي���ث ع���ن الحالة‬

‫المحلي للفرد في منطقة الش���رق األوس���ط منذ‬

‫لدراس���ة كبي���رة أجرتها بيرا إنترناش���ونال مؤخرًا‪،‬‬

‫الراهن���ة للتحركات في س���وق الطباع���ة بمنطقة‬

‫عام ‪ 2001‬بنسبة ‪ ٪ 5‬سنويًا‪ ،‬ولكن من المتوقع‬

‫وهي الس���لطة الدولية لقطاعات التغليف والورق‬

‫الش���رق األوس���ط إلى جانب تقدي���ر لإلحتماالت‬

‫أن تتباطأ هذه النس���بة إلى ح���د كبير لتصل إلى‬

‫وسالس���ل توريد الطباعة‪.‬‬ ‫ً‬ ‫مفص�ل�ا عن الس���وق‬ ‫وتق���دّم الدراس���ة اس���تيعابًا ّ‬ ‫وفق���ًا لع���دّة عوام���ل مث���ل المس���تخدم األخي���ر‬

‫المس���تقبلية‪.‬‬

‫أقل من ‪ ٪ 2‬س���نويًا بين عامي ‪ 2009‬و ‪.2015‬‬

‫وركزت المنهجية المستخدمة في هذه الدراسة‬

‫ويعتب���ر مع���دّل اإلنف���اق اإلس���تهالكي لألس���ر‬

‫بش���كل كبير عل���ى البح���وث األوّلية‪ ،‬وش���ملت‬

‫مؤش���رًا جي���دًا لنش���اط االقتص���اد المحل���ي وله‬

‫وعملي���ة الطباع���ة ف���ي كل بل���د‪ ،‬باإلضاف���ة إلى‬

‫مقاب�ل�ات م���ع الش���ركات الب���ارزة عب���ر سلس���لة‬

‫التوقع���ات المقداري���ة للخمس���ة أع���وام المقبل���ة‬ ‫بناءًا على بحوث أّولية واس���عة النطاق‪ .‬وتناقش‬

‫مفصل���ة‬ ‫القيم���ة وقواع���د البيان���ات وتحلي�ل�ات ّ‬

‫أهمية من حيث اس���تنتاج اإلس���تهالك المحلي‬ ‫للم���واد المطبوع���ة فق���د ظهرت ّ‬ ‫تقلبات واس���عة‬

‫للمعلوم���ات المنش���ورة‪ ،‬وق���د تتضمّن���ت جم���ع‬

‫النط���اق من���ذ ع���ام ‪ ،2001‬وأش���ارت أفض���ل‬

‫الدراس���ة أيضًا اإلتجاهات والمحرّكات الرئيسية‬

‫البيانات م���ن أكثر من ‪ 80‬مصنع ورق و ‪1,700‬‬ ‫ً‬ ‫س���جّال‬ ‫مطبع���ة‪ .‬وتمتل���ك بي���را إنترناش���ونال‬

‫دوالر ف���ي ع���ام ‪ 2009‬ويتوق���ع أن يرتفع إلى ما‬

‫الت���ي تقود الس���وق‪ ،‬وكذل���ك التقني���ات الجديدة‬

‫ً‬ ‫حافال في منطقة الش���رق األوس���ط وقد نش���رت‬ ‫العديد من الدراس���ات الت���ي ّ‬ ‫تركز فقط على هذه‬ ‫ّ‬ ‫تس���لط الضوء‬ ‫المنطق���ة‪ ،‬بما فيها دراس���ة حديثة‬

‫المس���تخدمة ف���ي عملي���ة اإلنت���اج والش���ركات‬ ‫الرئيس���ية حول اإلقليم‪.‬‬ ‫ووفقا للدراس���ة‪ ،‬تتكوّن سوق الطباعة من أربعة‬ ‫مجموعات رئيس���ية‪ :‬التغليف والنش���ر واإلعالن‬

‫عل���ىس���وقالتعبئ���ةوالتغلي���فبالتحدي���د‪.‬‬

‫والطباع���ة التجاري���ة‪ ،‬علمًا بأن قطاع���يّ التغليف‬ ‫ّ‬ ‫يش���كالن حوالي ‪ ٪ 60‬من المجموع‪.‬‬ ‫والنش���ر‬

‫اإلتجاهات والمحركات الرئيسية‬

‫التقدي���رات المس���تقبلية إل���ى أن مع���دّل النم���و‬ ‫الس���نوي ي���كاد يص���ل إل���ى ‪ ٪ 7‬عل���ى الم���دى‬ ‫المتوس���ط‪ ،‬في أعقاب النموّ األس���طوري الذي‬ ‫وصلت نس���بته الس���نوية إلى حوال���ي ‪ ٪ 12‬بين‬ ‫عام���يّ ‪ 2001‬و ‪.2009‬‬

‫اإلتجاهات الديمغرافية‬

‫ويؤ ّث���ر مع���دّل النم���و والتركيب���ة الس���كنية تأثيرًا‬

‫وعل���ى الرغم من تاريخه���ا المت���أزّم بالخالفات‬

‫وقد بل���غ معدّل نم���وّ الناتج المحل���ي اإلجمالي‬

‫مباش���رًا عل���ى نس���بة إس���تهالك المنتج���ات‬

‫واإلضطراب���ات‪ ،‬ف���إنّ منطقة الش���رق األوس���ط‬

‫ف���ي الش���رق األوس���ط ‪ ٪ 5.2‬س���نويًا من���ذ عام‬

‫المطبوع���ة‪ ،‬فعل���ى س���بيل المث���ال تمي���ل الفئات‬

‫تتمتّ���ع بالمرون���ة اإلقتصادي���ة‪ ،‬وال س���يما ف���ي‬

‫‪ ،2001‬ولكن���ه انخف���ض في عام ‪ 2009‬إلى ‪3.4‬‬

‫الس���كنيّة الت���ي اقترب���ت م���ن الش���يخوخة إل���ى‬

‫الس���نوات العش���ر الماضي���ة وم���ع نم���وّ النات���ج‬

‫‪ ٪‬وهي نس���بة معقولة في ضوء الركود العالمي‪.‬‬

‫اس���تهالك أكث���ر للمنتج���ات المتعلق���ة باألدوية‬

‫المحلي اإلجمالي بمعدّل س���نوي تصل نس���بته‬

‫وم���ن المتوق���ع أن ينخف���ض المع���دّل بع���ض‬

‫الطبي���ة والصحي���ة‪ ،‬مم���ا يش���جّع الطل���ب عل���ى‬

‫إل���ى ‪ ٪ 5‬للفت���رة بي���ن عام���يّ ‪ 2000‬و ‪، 2009‬‬

‫الش���يء في عام ‪ 2010‬بنس���بة ‪ ٪ 3.3‬تقريبًا‪ ،‬ثم‬

‫الصنادي���ق المطبوع���ة القابل���ة للط���يّ والت���ي‬

‫وإن كان ذل���ك بفض���ل ارتف���اع أس���عار النف���ط‪.‬‬

‫يب���دأ بالتعافي البطيء ليصعد إلى معدّل س���نوي‬

‫تس���تخدم عل���ى نط���اق واس���ع لتعبئ���ة ه���ذه‬

‫وق���د ّ‬ ‫اتض���ح مؤخ���رًا أن العدي���د من البل���دان في‬

‫بنس���بة ‪ ٪ 2.7‬س���نويًا للفترة بي���ن عامي ‪2009‬‬

‫المنتجات‪ .‬والنمو الس���كاني له آثار واضحة على‬

‫منطقة الش���رق األوس���ط تبذل جه���ودًا متضافرة‬

‫و ‪.2015‬‬

‫نس���بة الطل���ب على الكتب المدرس���ية وما ش���ابه‬

‫للح���دّ م���ن اعتماده���ا عل���ى النفط ع���ن طريق‬

‫ويعتم���د إقتص���اد المنطق���ة بش���كل كبي���ر عل���ى‬

‫ذل���ك‪ ،‬وفي ه���ذه المنطقة لوحظ أن عدد نس���مة‬

‫تنوي���ع اقتصاداته���ا م���ن خ�ل�ال إنش���اء أنظم���ة‬

‫أس���عار النف���ط‪ ،‬بالرغ���م م���ن الجه���ود المبذول���ة‬

‫السكان يزداد بمعدل س���نوي ثابت نس���بته ‪.٪2‬‬

‫مختلف���ة للحوافز وبرام���ج اإلس���تثمار‪ .‬وبالفعل‬

‫للح���د من ه���ذا االعتماد‪ ،‬وقد أظهرت األس���عار‬ ‫ّ‬ ‫تقلب���ات كبيرة في الس���نوات األخيرة مع التراجع‬

‫واتّض���ح أيضًا أن الس���كان الراش���دون المتعلمون‬ ‫(ال���ذي ت���م تعريفه���م وفقًا لنس���بة عدد الس���كان‬

‫قائمة الحوافز التي تش���مل الضمانات إلسترداد‬

‫اإلقتص���ادي األخي���ر‪ ،‬مما وضع ضغ���وط إضافية‬

‫البال���غ أعماره���م أكث���ر م���ن ‪15‬عام���ًا والذي���ن‬

‫األرب���اح واإلعف���اء م���ن الضرائ���ب وغيره���ا من‬

‫عل���ى على هذه البلدان لكي تن���وّع من أنظمتها‬

‫يس���تطيعون القراءة والكتابة) له أهمية عالية في‬

‫الممي���زات‪.‬‬

‫اإلقتصادي���ة‪.‬‬

‫صناع���ة الطباعة‪ .‬فمعدالت الس���كان الراش���دون‬

‫ونتيج���ة له���ذه المب���ادرات‪ ،‬فإن الص���ادرات غير‬

‫ويعتب���ر وضع النات���ج المحلي للفرد في الش���رق‬

‫المتعلمون في المنطقة تش���مل مجموعة واسعة‪،‬‬

‫النفطي���ة من المنطق���ة تزداد يومًا بع���د يوم‪ ،‬مما‬ ‫يو ّف���ر حافزًا لصناعة الطباعة المحلية التي تواجه‬

‫األوس���ط غير ع���ادي‪ ،‬فق���د ّ‬ ‫اتض���ح أن قطر هي‬

‫يبل���غحجمه���ا‪٪50‬ف���ياليم���ن‪.‬‬

‫المس���تهلك األكب���ر عل���ى مس���توى العالم‪ ،‬حيث‬

‫وعل���ى الرغ���م م���ن األزم���ات الت���ي م���رّت به���ا‬

‫اآلن المزيد م���ن الضغوط لتلبية المعايير الدولية‬

‫أن النات���ج المحل���ي لديها اجتاز ‪ $92,000‬دوالر‬

‫المنطق���ة عبر العقود‪ ،‬فال ت���زال صناعة الطباعة‬

‫ينج���ذب المس���تثمرون إل���ى المنطق���ة نظرًا إلى‬

‫‪Figure 2 Middle East: Real GDP growth, 2001 to 2015‬‬

‫‪Figure 1 Middle East: Major categories of printing revenues, 2009‬‬

‫‪8.0‬‬ ‫‪7.0‬‬ ‫‪6.0‬‬

‫‪Commercial‬‬ ‫‪25%‬‬

‫‪Packaging‬‬ ‫‪34%‬‬

‫‪5.0‬‬ ‫‪4.0‬‬ ‫‪3.0‬‬

‫‪1.0‬‬ ‫‪0.0‬‬

‫‪20‬‬

‫‪20‬‬

‫‪20‬‬

‫‪20‬‬

‫‪15‬‬

‫‪14‬‬

‫‪12‬‬

‫‪13‬‬

‫‪10‬‬ ‫‪20‬‬

‫‪20‬‬

‫‪20‬‬

‫‪20‬‬

‫‪20‬‬

‫‪20‬‬

‫‪20‬‬

‫‪20‬‬

‫‪20‬‬

‫‪11‬‬

‫‪08‬‬

‫‪09‬‬

‫‪07‬‬

‫‪06‬‬

‫‪04‬‬

‫‪05‬‬

‫‪03‬‬

‫‪01‬‬

‫‪02‬‬

‫‪20‬‬

‫‪20‬‬

‫‪Source: IMF‬‬

‫‪Source: Pira International Ltd‬‬

‫‪ME Printer Oct 2010‬‬

‫‪2.0‬‬

‫‪Publishing‬‬ ‫‪25%‬‬

‫‪Advertising‬‬ ‫‪16%‬‬

‫‪50‬‬

‫الملف‬

‫مستقبل الطباعة‬

‫مستقبل صناعة الطباعة يبدو مشرقًا في‬

‫‪ME Printer Oct 2010‬‬

‫الشرق األوسط وشمال أفريقيا‬

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‫قامت بيرا إنترناشونال (الهيئة الرقابية العالمية على التغليف والتعبئة والورق وسالسل‬ ‫التوريد لصناعة الطباعة) بكشف التقرير التالي عن مبيعات السوق حصريًا لمجلة‬ ‫‪ .ME Printer‬ووفقًا للتقرير‪ ،‬من المتوقع أن ينمو معدل العائدات اإلجمالية لصناعة‬ ‫الطباعة في الشرق األوسط وشمال أفريقيا‪ ،‬ليصل من ‪ 7.7‬مليار دوالر في عام ‪2009‬‬ ‫إلى ‪ $11‬مليار دوالر بحلول عام ‪2015‬‬

‫العالم”‪ .‬وأضاف‪“ :‬إن المشكلة الرئيسية للطابعات‬

‫بن���اء مدين���ة الكت���اب باج���و بفلس���فة ذات جوه���ر‬

‫المحلي���ة ف���ي الوق���ت الراه���ن هي اإلنتق���ال من‬

‫مختل���ف ع���ن غيره���ا م���ن الم���دن الجدي���دة‪.‬‬

‫األس���اليب التقليدية إلى الطباعة الرقمية‪ ،‬والسوق‬

‫وش���ملت الجول���ة زي���ارات إل���ى مرك���ز آس���يا‬

‫المحلي وضعه ليس جيدًا في الوقت الحالي حيث‬ ‫أن عدد كبير من البائعين ّ‬ ‫يركزون على التصدير”‪.‬‬

‫للمنش���ورات والثقاف���ة والمعلوم���ات‪ ،‬وش���ركة ب���و‬ ‫تشين تش���اي للطباعة‪ ،‬وشركة دو سانج لألوراق‪،‬‬

‫كان هناك أيضًا عددًا من الندوات المشوّقة حول‬

‫ومح���ل الطباع���ة “هوالب���ان” لمطبع���ة الرس���ائل‪.‬‬ ‫وكانت محطنا األولى هي مركز آسيا للمنشورات‬ ‫والثقاف���ة والمعلومات حيث وجدنا الفرصة لمعرفة‬ ‫المزيد عن هذا المش���روع العمالق وكيفية تطوره‪،‬‬ ‫فقد وصلت تكلفة المشروع حتى اآلن مليار دوالر‬ ‫أمريك���ي‪ ،‬وعندما ن���درك أن قيمة صناعة النش���ر‬ ‫الكوري���ة تبلغ حوال���ي ‪ 3‬ملي���ارات دوالر أمريكي‪،‬‬ ‫فحينه���ا نس���تطيع تقدي���ر األهمية الكبي���رة التي‬ ‫يمثلها هذا المشروع لصناعة النشر الكورية‬

‫تجربة مثمرة‬

‫كانت زي���ارة معرض كوريا الدولي آلالت ومعدات‬

‫الطباع���ة ‪ KIPES 2010‬بالفع���ل تجرب���ة مرضية‪،‬‬ ‫فق���د تم ع���رض جيل جديد م���ن حل���ول الطباعة‬ ‫والمع���دات للمصنّعين الكوريي���ن‪ ،‬والتي صمّمت‬ ‫من أجل مساعدة خبراء الفنون التصويرية لتحقيق‬ ‫عائدات أكبر على اس���تثماراتهم التس���ويقية‪ّ ،‬‬ ‫وركز‬ ‫أيض���ًا الكثي���ر م���ن البائعي���ن ف���ي المع���رض على‬ ‫الخف���ض من انبعاثات الغ���از الكربوني البيئية لهم‬ ‫من خالل تقديم منتجات صديقة للبيئة‪.‬‬

‫مواضي���ع مختلف���ة‪ ،‬مثل “قط���اع الطباعة المحلي‬ ‫في كوري���ا” و”تحدي���د الت���رددات الراديوية”‪ .‬ومع‬ ‫ذل���ك تم إلق���اء الندوات باللغ���ة الكورية‪ ،‬باس���تثناء‬ ‫المؤتم���ر ال���ذي تحدث عن مقايي���س ‪ G7‬والذي‬ ‫قدمه كبار أعضاء مؤسسة التحالف الرقمي الدولي‬ ‫(‪ .)IDEAlliance‬وكما يش���ار إلي���ه عادة‪ G7 ،‬أو‬ ‫مواصف���ة ‪ GRACoL 7‬ه���ي النس���خة الس���ابعة‬ ‫واألحدث من ‪.IDEAlliance‬‬

‫رحل���ة ال���ى قل���ب القطاع‬ ‫الكوري لنشر الكتب‬ ‫وم���ن بين أه���م أجزاء رحلت���ي كانت زي���ارة قمت‬

‫به���ا لمدين���ة الكت���اب باجو والت���ي تقع عل���ى بعد‬ ‫‪ 30‬كيلومت���رًا من العاصمة س���يول‪ ،‬وهي المدينة‬ ‫الصناعي���ة الوحيدة ف���ي كوريا التي أسس���ها اتحاد‬ ‫والثقاف���ة‪ ،‬وتبل���غ مس���احتها ‪ 1,568,000‬مت���ر‬ ‫مرب���ع‪ .‬إن مدين���ة الكت���اب ه���ي نتيج���ة للتفاهم‬ ‫المشترك بين الناشرين والمهندسين المعماريين‬ ‫المكرس���ون لرؤي���ة حي���اة ذات إنس���انية أكبر‪ ،‬وتم‬

‫‪ME Printer Oct 2010‬‬

‫غي���ر حكومي ف���ي محاول���ة لتطوير المنش���ورات‬

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‫المعرض‬

‫‪KIPES 2010‬‬ ‫تطويره���ا‪ ،‬باإلضافة إلى آالت القط���ع والتجعيد‪.‬‬ ‫وق���ال “أندري���ا نيجريتي”‪ ،‬رئيس الف���رع اإليطالي‬ ‫ف���ي ش���ركة د‪.‬جي���ن أنه���م يعرض���ون آالت ذات‬ ‫أل���وان مختلف���ة لطباع���ة المنس���وجات‪“ .‬في هذا‬ ‫المعرض‪ ،‬نقوم بعرض آالت ألقمش���ة البوليستر‬ ‫والرايات والش���عارات والفليكس‪ .‬فإن آالتنا عاد ًة‬

‫متقدم جدًا‪ .‬فتعتبر ش���ركة بانجس���ونج ماشينري‬ ‫(‪ )Bansung Machinery‬م���ن المصنّعي���ن‬ ‫الرائدي���ن لمطابع الطباعة الورقي���ة في كوريا‪ ،‬وقد‬ ‫عرض���ت نم���وذج جدي���د م���ن سلس���لة ‪،0 BSR‬‬ ‫وأقصى مساحة عرضية للويب على هذه المطبعة‬ ‫هي ‪ 330‬ميلليمتر‪ .‬كذلك تعرف ش���ركة تايكيانج‬

‫تس���تطيع الطباعة على القط���ن والحرير والصوف‬

‫(‪ )Taekyoung‬بتصنيعها للمطابع الورقية‪.‬‬

‫وآالت الوي���ب‪ ،‬إلى آخره‪ .‬إن ه���ذه الصناعة تنمو‬

‫وكان هناك آخرون‬

‫المئ���ة من الس���وق بأكمله‪ ،‬ولكن تل���ك التركيبات‬

‫كبي���رًا م���ن مس���احة المع���رض‪ ،‬فقام���ت ش���ركة‬

‫وجمي���ع أن���واع األقمش���ة‪ .‬ولدين���ا أيض�ا�ً آلة قطع‬ ‫بس���بب التطور التكنولوجي‪ ،‬وإن نظرت إلى سوق‬ ‫المنس���وجات العالمي ستجد أننا ّ‬ ‫نغطي فقط ‪ 1‬في‬ ‫ضخمة الحجم‪ ،‬فنحن نتحدث عن الطباعة ذات‬ ‫ثمانية أل���وان‪ ،‬وآالتنا تس���تخدم األحبار المعتمدة‬ ‫على الماء فقط وليس األش���عة الفوق البنفس���جية‬ ‫– لذلك فإن منتجاتنا تحافظ على البيئة أيضًا”‪.‬‬ ‫وق���ال “كيل���ون ل���ي” رئي���س مجل���س اإلدارة في‬ ‫ش���ركة د‪.‬جين‪ ،‬أن بالرغم من أن الشركة لم يكن‬ ‫لديه���ا الجديد لتعرضه ه���ذا العام إال أنها قد قامت‬ ‫بتحدي���ث وتحس���ين جودة منتجاته���ا‪ ،‬وأوضح لي‬ ‫ً‬ ‫قائ�ل�ا‪“ :‬إن طباعة المنس���وجات بمثاب���ة المصير‪.‬‬ ‫في كثير من البل���دان التي تقوم بتصنيع منتجات‬ ‫المنس���وجات‪ ،‬ال زال ينقصه���م ش���يئ واح���د وهو‬ ‫األي���دي العامل���ة‪ ،‬فع���دد العمّ���ال المطل���وب كبير‬ ‫ولذلك س���وف ترتف���ع التكلفة في نهاي���ة المطاف‪،‬‬ ‫وطباعة المنس���وجات هي الطريق���ة الوحيدة ّ‬ ‫لحل‬ ‫هذه المشكلة”‪.‬‬ ‫وش���ارك ف���ي المع���رض أيض���ًا عدد م���ن مصنّعي‬ ‫طابع���ات القط���ع الكبي���ر الكوريي���ن بم���ا في ذلك‬ ‫ش���ركة دي واي إس إس (‪ )DYSS‬والت���ي تعرف‬ ‫خاصة بحلول القطع الرقمي‪.‬‬ ‫وكان لمطابع القطع الضي���ق حضورًا ملحوظًا في‬ ‫مع���رض ‪ ،KIPES 2010‬والبع���ض منه���م كان‬

‫األح���داث‬ ‫الجانبية‬

‫والن���دوات‬

‫وبالت���وازي م���ع الع���رض‪ ،‬عق���دت ع���دّة أح���داث‬ ‫ومؤتم���رات جانبي���ة في مع���رض ‪،KIPES 2010‬‬

‫وكالمعت���اد‪ ،‬احت���ل المصنّع���ون الصيني���ون ج���زءًا‬ ‫ك���رون (‪ )Cron‬وهي إح���دى المصنّعين الرائدين‬ ‫ف���ي الصين ألنظم���ة ‪ ،CTP‬بع���رض نظام ‪CTP‬‬ ‫باألش���عة ف���وق البنفس���جية لتصوي���ر اللوح���ات‬ ‫التقليدي���ة وكذل���ك جه���از حراري رئيس���ي لضبط‬ ‫األلواح‪ .‬أما الش���ركة الصينية هوفينج (‪)Hufeng‬‬ ‫الصانعة أللواح الطباعة فقامت باستخدام معرض‬ ‫‪ KIPES 2010‬كمنصة لترويج أحدث ألواحها‪.‬‬ ‫وقد تأسس���ت الش���ركة في ع���ام ‪ 2003‬وهي تنتج‬ ‫م���ا يزيد ع���ن ‪ 15‬مليون مربع من األلواح س���نويًا‪،‬‬ ‫وس���وف تق���وم الش���ركة بالمش���اركة ف���ي معرض‬ ‫الخليج للطباعة في عام ‪ .2011‬وكما ذكرت سابقًا‬ ‫أن تواج���د مع���دّات األوفس���ت كان مخيبًا لألمل‬ ‫ولك���ن كان هناك نطاق واس���ع من معدات ما بعد‬ ‫المصنعي���ن الكوريين الذين ليس���وا‬ ‫الطباعة م���ن ّ‬ ‫معروفون جيدًا هنا في الشرق األوسط‪.‬‬

‫وش���ركة هيركولي���س (‪ )Hercules‬لقط���ع الورق‬ ‫(المقصل���ة) كانت واحدة منه���م‪ ،‬فكانت آلة القطع‬ ‫لديهم متقدمة جدًا وم���زوّدة بالقطع الهيدروليكي‬ ‫والقط���ع المثب���ث باإلضاف���ة إل���ى نظ���ام التحك���م‬ ‫بالكمبيوتر‪ ،‬ويحتوي الجهاز أيضًا على خصوصيات‬ ‫األمان مثل التحكم باألشعة تحت الحمراء‪.‬‬

‫وأقي���م ف���ي ‪ 8‬من س���بتمبر حفل عش���ائي خاص‬ ‫لتش���ريف كبار الزوار القادم���ون من الخارج‪ ،‬حضر‬ ‫في���ه ممثل���و اإلتح���ادات التجاري���ة والمس���ئولين‬ ‫الحكوميي���ن بم���ا فيه���م رئي���س معه���د أبح���اث‬ ‫الطباعة‪ ،‬ورئيس إتح���اد الطباعة الكورية‪ ،‬ورئيس‬ ‫إتح���اد الطباع���ة المنغولي���ة‪ ،‬ورئيس إتح���اد تقنية‬ ‫المعلومات للطباعة‪ ،‬ومدير سيالنغور والجمعيات‬ ‫اإلتحادي���ة اإلقليمي���ة للطباعة الصيني���ة‪ .‬وقامت‬ ‫ثالثة فنان���ات كوريات بعزف الموس���يقى الكورية‬ ‫التقليدية بواسطة اآلالت الموسيقية التقليدية‪.‬‬ ‫ووفق���ًا ألق���وال “جين ب���اي كيم”‪ ،‬رئي���س جمعية‬ ‫تقني���ة المعلوم���ات للطباعة‪ ،‬تتأل���ف الجمعية من‬ ‫ش���ركات التصني���ع والطابع���ات‪ ،‬ودور الجمعي���ة‬ ‫في الس���وق ه���و تيس���ير العالقات بي���ن الطابعات‬ ‫والمصنّعي���ن للعم���ل عل���ى تقنيات جديدة ونش���ر‬

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‫المعلومات عن أح���دث المنتجات والتطورات إلى‬

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‫آخ���ره‪ .‬وتض���م الجمعية حاليا ما يق���رب من ‪120‬‬ ‫عض���وًا‪ .‬وقال باي لي‪“ :‬نق���وم أيضًا باإلجتماع مع‬ ‫الحكومة من أجل التشاور حول القوانين الجديدة‪،‬‬ ‫ونجري مؤتم���رات ومعارض ونس���اعد في ترويج‬ ‫الطابع���ات والمصنعي���ن الكوريين على مس���توى‬

‫وليم���ة م���ن مع���دات‬ ‫الطباعة الرقمية‬ ‫كانت التكنولوجيا الرقمية هي السائدة في معرض‬ ‫‪ ،KIPES 2010‬وحازت شركة إتش بي دون شك‬ ‫على أكبر منصة في المعرض‪ ،‬والتي أعلنت أسماء‬ ‫الفائزي���ن بجوائ���ز إتش ب���ي للطباع���ة الرقمية في‬

‫اإلط�ل�اق والذي حضره خب���راء الفنون التصويرية‬

‫بحل���ول ش���هر فبراي���ر المقبل‪ ،‬س���وف تكون هذه‬

‫في منطقة آسيا والمحيط الهادئ‪ ،‬وقد تزامن مع‬

‫المنتجات متوفرة في منطقة الشرق األوسط”‪.‬‬

‫معرض‪.KIPES 2010‬‬

‫وم���ن المنتج���ات الب���ارزة ضمن مجموع���ة ديلي‬

‫وعق���د معرض ‪ Dscoop‬في ‪ 7‬و‪ 8‬من س���بتمبر‬

‫الجدي���دة مطبع���ة الطباع���ة الورقية الجدي���دة “نيو‬

‫‪ ،2010‬وشارك في هذا الحدث أكثر من ‪ 700‬رائد‬

‫مركي���ري”‪ .‬وكانت اآلل���ة المعروضة في المعرض‬

‫ف���ي مجال الفنون التصويرية من بينهم مؤس���س‬

‫نموذجًا‪ ،‬حيث س���تقوم الش���ركة بإطالقه���ا تجاريًا‬

‫إنديج���و‪“ ،‬بين���ي الن���دا”‪ ،‬وم���دراء م���ن إت���ش بي‪،‬‬

‫ف���ي الع���ام الق���ادم‪ .‬ويمث���ل ه���ذا الجه���از أح���دث‬

‫وآخرون من مطابع شهيرة حول العالم‪.‬‬

‫اس���تراتيجيات الش���ركة للتنوي���ع بدخ���ول أس���واق‬

‫منطقة آسيا والمحيط الهادئ واليابان لعام ‪،2010‬‬ ‫فقد تل ّقت الش���ركة أكثر من ‪ 350‬مشاركة قدّمت‬

‫جديدة‪.‬‬

‫م���ن ‪ 14‬دول���ة لجوائز هذا الع���ام‪ .‬وقامت إتش بي‬

‫وبع���د زي���ارة القس���م الخاص بش���ركة ديل���ي‪ ،‬فإن‬

‫باس���تخدام مع���رض ‪ KIPES‬كنقط���ة إنط�ل�اق‬ ‫لعرض مجموعة واسعة من مطابع إنديجو‪.‬‬ ‫ل���م يكن هناك أث���ر آلالت آي جنز (‪ )iGens‬أو‬ ‫غيرها من التكنولوجيا التي تعتمد على المدوزن‪،‬‬ ‫وه���ذا ي���دل على أن الس���وق الكوري ربم���ا يمثّل‬ ‫موقع مثال���ي لمطابع إنديجو‪ .‬وتضمّن مس���تودع‬ ‫مطاب���ع إنديجو المعروضة مطبعة إتش بي إنديجو‬ ‫‪ W7200‬الرقمي���ة‪ ،‬مطبعة إتش بي إنديجو ‪7500‬‬ ‫الرقمي���ة‪ ،‬مطبعة إتش بي إنديجو ‪ 3550‬الرقمية‪،‬‬ ‫ق���رص الي���ت س���كرايب لنظ���ام الم���واد الورقي���ة‬ ‫بالقرص المباش���ر (‪LightScribe Direct Disc‬‬ ‫‪ )Labeling System‬وتقني���ة إتش بي الحرارية‬ ‫لنفث الحبر (‪.)TIJ‬‬ ‫وقام���ت إت���ش بي أيض���ًا بدع���م الحل���ول الرقمية‬ ‫التعاونية (‪)Digital Solutions Cooperative‬‬ ‫أو ‪ Dscoop‬ف���ي عق���د مؤتمره���م األول عل���ى‬

‫مع���دات جدي���دة م���ن‬ ‫مصنّعين كوريا‬ ‫وبص���رف النظ���ر عن إت���ش بي‪ ،‬حص���ل اثنان من‬

‫العمالقة الكوريين ‪ -‬شركة ديلي (‪ )Dilli‬و جي إم‬ ‫ب���ي (‪ - )GMP‬على أكبر منصتيّن‪ .‬وربما كانت‬ ‫إحدى أفضل جوانب معرض ‪ KIPES‬هي الرؤية‬ ‫المباش���رة للمنتج���ات حي���ن عرضه���ا ألول م���رة‬ ‫من المصنّعين الكوريين‪ ،‬وكش���فت ش���ركة ديلي‪،‬‬ ‫وه���ي م���ن القائدي���ن في مج���ال الطباع���ة للقطع‬ ‫الكبي���ر‪ ،‬مع���دات جديدة ألول م���رة‪ .‬ووفقًا ألقوال‬ ‫“كيون‪ -‬س���وو تشوي”‪ ،‬رئيس شركة ديلي‪ ،‬جميع‬ ‫المنتجات التي عرضت في المعرض كانت تعتمد‬ ‫عل���ى تقنية نف���ث الحبر‪“ .‬نحن نع���رض منتجاتنا‬ ‫بهدف اس���تخدام مجلس الدوائر المطبوعة‪ ،‬وشبه‬ ‫الموص�ل�ات واألغراض الصناعي���ة‪ .‬وباعتقادنا أن‬

‫نقطة الوقوف التالية ألي زائر في المعرض تكون‬ ‫لش���ركة جي إم ب���ي‪ ،‬وهي من الش���ركات الكورية‬ ‫الرائ���دة في صناع���ة آالت التغليف لنطاق عريض‬ ‫من التطبيقات‪ .‬وقامت جي إم بي بعرض تشكيلة‬ ‫رائع���ة م���ن آالت التغليف والطالء باألش���عة فوق‬ ‫البنفس���جية‪ ،‬وه���و مجال جدي���د للش���ركة‪ .‬ودفع‬ ‫الرك���ود اإلقتص���ادي العدي���د من الش���ركات لدمج‬ ‫منتجاته���ا أو التنوي���ع منها‪ ،‬ويبدو أن ش���ركة جي‬ ‫إم ب���ي اختارت الطري���ق الثاني وه���و يعتبر امتداد‬ ‫ألفضل ما تقوم به‪.‬‬ ‫وأطلق���ت الش���ركة ثالث���ة آالت جدي���دة للط�ل�اء‬ ‫باألش���عة فوق البنفس���جية من سلس���لة يوروكوتر‬ ‫(‪)Eurocoater‬‬ ‫د‪.‬جي���ن (‪ )d.gen‬ه���و اس���م مأل���وف لطابع���ات‬ ‫المنس���وجات‪ ،‬فقد قامت الش���ركة بعرض طابعتها‬ ‫الصناعي���ة للمنس���وجات “أرتيك���س” وال���ذي ت���م‬

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‫المعرض‬

‫‪KIPES 2010‬‬

‫عرض موجز وشامل‬

‫تبدو كوري���ا الجنوبي���ة على بعد‬ ‫مس���افات من الش���رق األوسط‪،‬‬ ‫ومع ذلك ف���كان يمكن لمعرض‬ ‫كوريا الدولي السابع عشر آلالت‬ ‫ومعدّات الطباعة أن يمثل فرصة‬ ‫رائعة للطابعات في منطقة الشرق‬ ‫األوس���ط لتجربة مباشرة ألحدث‬ ‫التكنولوجي���ا الكورية في في عالم‬ ‫الفنون التصويرية‪.‬‬ ‫اس���تقطب معرض ‪ KIPES 2010‬الذي أقيم من‬ ‫‪ 8‬إلى ‪ 11‬س���بتمبر ‪ 2010‬في مرك���ز كوريا الدولي‬ ‫للمع���ارض ‪ 309‬مش���ارك جائ���وا م���ن ‪ 23‬بل���دًا‪،‬‬ ‫وق���ام العارضون بعرض مجموع���ات مختلفة من‬ ‫مع���دات الفنون التصويرية‪ ،‬بما فيه طابعات القطع‬ ‫الكبير‪ ،‬ونظم ما قبل الطباعة ومعدات التطبيقات‬ ‫النهائية‪ ،‬إلى آخره‪.‬‬ ‫ولك���ن أثي���ر التس���ائل حول غي���اب عمالق���ة مثل‬ ‫“هايدلبي���رج” و”م���ان روالن���د” و”ك���ي ب���ي إي���ه”‬ ‫‪ME Printer Oct 2010‬‬

‫و”كوم���وري” وغيره���م م���ن مصنّع���ي المطاب���ع‬

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‫الصحفي���ة‪ ،‬ولكن غيابهم كان أيضًا داللة واضحة‬ ‫على نضوج سوق األوفست في كوريا‪ .‬كذلك كان‬ ‫هن���اك موكب من الطابع���ات ذات القطع الواس���ع‬ ‫ومطاب���ع الوي���ب للقطع الضيق عب���ر قاعات ‪ 1‬و ‪2‬‬ ‫من كينتكس‪.‬‬

‫وإعادة تصدير الورق‪“ :‬تعتمد دبي بشكل كبير على‬

‫وقال “رافيندرن س���ينغه”‪ ،‬مدير العمليات في شركة‬

‫وكانت ش���ركة إي بي ب���ي تروّج أصن���اف الورق ذو‬

‫الواردات الورقية األوروبية‪ ،‬غير أن التذبذب الحاصل‬

‫“إنب���اب”‪“ :‬تعد هذه مش���اركتنا الثالثة في المعرض‪.‬‬

‫اإلس���تخدامات الغذائية من خالل عرض مجموعة‬

‫ف���ي القيمة الش���رائية لعملة اليورو أس���هم في تعزيز‬

‫ونأخ���ذ من دب���ي مقرًا رئيس���يًا لنا لخدمة ‪H‬س���واق‬

‫المركز التجاري للهند والصين كمورد رئيسي للورق‬ ‫ً‬ ‫ب���دال من اوروب���ا‪ .‬وتعم���ل كل من الصين‬ ‫لإلم���ارة‬

‫عديدة‪ .‬ونشرف من خالل مكتب دبي على أفرعنا‬

‫م���ن منتج���ات التعبئ���ة والتغلي���ف للم���واد الغذائية‪.‬‬ ‫وينهي “شارما” حديثه ً‬ ‫قائال‪“ :‬إن منتجاتنا الجديدة‬

‫في سنغافورة و”مومباي” و”جاكارتا”‪ .‬ونمثل مصانع‬

‫والهند عل���ى تعزيز جاهزيتهما لتوفير األوراق لدبي‬

‫ورقي���ة عديدة في الهند واندونيس���يا ومناطق اخرى‬

‫األمث���ل لتعبئة المواد الغذائية‪ ،‬فنحن دائمًا ما نبتكر‬

‫إلعادة تصديرها إلى أس���واق عدة في العالم وهاتين‬

‫في آسيا‪ .‬وتشمل قائمة عمالئنا الدوليين شركات‬

‫منتجات جديدة لطرحها في السوق”‪.‬‬

‫الدولتين مؤهلتين بش���كل كبير لتأخذا مكان اوروبا‬

‫عديدة من الخليج العربي”‪.‬‬

‫وناق���ش المعرض وض���ع قط���اع األوراق والمحارم‬

‫في هذا المجال”‪.‬‬

‫وكان الجن���اح التاب���ع لش���ركة إي ب���ي بي م���ن أكبر‬

‫والصناع���ات التحويلي���ة ف���ي الش���رق األوس���ط‬

‫ومثّل المع���رض فرصة إللتق���اء المتخصصين في‬

‫األجنحة في المعرض‪ ،‬وأبدى رئيس قسم مبادرات‬

‫والتحديات التي تواجهه حاليًا‪ .‬واستقطب المعرض‬

‫مجال الورق لتفعيل أس���س التعاون والتواصل فيما‬

‫اإلنت���اج في الش���ركة‪“ ،‬أنيل كوم���ار ش���ارما”‪ ،‬تفائله‬ ‫ً‬ ‫قائ�ل�ا‪“ :‬هذا المع���رض كان مثمرًا‬ ‫حول المع���رض‬

‫أبرز ش���ركات انتاج األوراق والمح���ارم والتحويالت‬ ‫الورقي���ة ف���ي الش���رق األوس���ط والعالم إضاف���ة الى‬

‫العربية للصناعات الورقية‪ .‬وغطى المعرض معظم‬

‫ج���دًا حتى اآلن‪ ،‬فق���د التقينا بالعديد م���ن الزوار من‬

‫الشركات التصنيعية المتخصصة في مجال االنتاج‬

‫مج���االت صناعة الورق والكرت���ون والورق الصحى‬

‫الدول المجاورة‪ ،‬خاصة إيران واإلمارات والسعودية‪.‬‬

‫وتصني���ع الماكين���ات الصناعية والتجهي���زات اآللية‬

‫وجمي���ع الصناع���ات التحويلي���ة‪ ،‬وأثبت أن���ه معرضًا‬ ‫ً‬ ‫متكامال يقدم للزوار والعارضين العديد من الفرص‬

‫ويعدّ الش���رق األوسط س���وق مهمة جدًا بالنسبة لنا‬

‫والش���ركات الموفرة للخدمات االخ���رى ذات الصلة‬

‫فنحن نقوم بتوريد جميع درجات الورق لهذا السوق‪،‬‬

‫بقطاع األوراق‪.‬‬

‫الجيدة للتعرف على كل ما هو جديد فى عالم تلك‬

‫ويمكنن���ا الق���ول أننا أكبر م���ورّد فردي لل���ورق في‬

‫وأضاف “س���انيج” في معرض تعليقه عن التذبذب‬

‫بينه���م والمس���اهمة فى تطوي���ر وزيادة الص���ادرات‬

‫لإلس���تخدامات الغذائي���ة المضادة للش���حوم ّ‬ ‫الحل‬

‫الصناعة‪.‬‬

‫منطقة الشرق األوسط”‪.‬‬

‫النقدي الخ���اص باليورو بأن ه���ذا التذبذب أضعف‬

‫من جهت���ه‪ ،‬ق���ال “كورنيش س���انيج”‪ ،‬المدي���ر العام‬

‫وأض���اف “ش���ارما”‪“ :‬نق���وم حالي���ًا بترويج ال���ورق ذو‬

‫حج���م توري���دات ال���ورق م���ن اوروب���ا الى الش���رق‬

‫لش���ركة “أورينت لينكس”‪“ :‬شهد قطاع انتاج الورق‬

‫اإلستخدامات الغذائية لسوق الشرق األوسط ‪ .‬فكما‬

‫األوسط‪.‬‬

‫الخاص باإلعالم تباطؤًا كبيرًا بسبب انخفاض عدد‬

‫تعلم لدينا عدة مصانع في الصين وإندونيس���يا‪ .‬وقد‬

‫لق���د ش���هدت هذه ال���دورة من المع���رض زيادة في‬

‫الصفحات في الصحف والمجالت‪ .‬وتمثل عوائدنا‬

‫يب���دو أن أس���عار الورق بدأت تس���تقر ومع ذلك فمن‬

‫نسبة الزوار وصلت الى ‪ 16.6‬بالمائة مقارنة بدورة‬

‫م���ن المطبوع���ات اإلعالمية ‪ 5‬بالمائ���ة من عوائدنا‬

‫المحتم���ل أن ترتفع األس���عار في األش���هر المقبلة‪،‬‬

‫العام الماضي‪ .‬وباعت الشركات الصينية العديد من‬

‫الكلية فيما تشكل المطبوعات التغليفية حوالي ‪25‬‬

‫وه���ذا إل���ى النقص في لباب ال���ورق وإغالق مصانع‬

‫الماكينات التصنيعية في اليوم الثاني من المعرض‪،‬‬

‫بالمائة منها‪ .‬ونش���ارك ف���ي المعرض للمرة الثانية‪.‬‬

‫لباب الورق بسبب الزلزال المدمّر الذي تعرضت إليه‬

‫حيث قالت الش���ركات بأنه���ا اجتمعت بما يقارب ‪7‬‬

‫ونح���ن واثق���ون بأننا س���نقوم بصفق���ات عديدة بعد‬

‫دولة تش���يلي‪ .‬وعلى الرغم من ذلك‪ ،‬فإن إنتاج لباب‬

‫عمالء محتلمين بش���كل يومي عل���ى مدى ثالثة‬

‫المعرض من دول عديدة مثل سوريا ولبنان”‪.‬‬

‫الورق قد عاد على مساره الصحيح”‪.‬‬

‫أيام المعرض‪.‬‬

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‫فعاليات‬

‫“بيبر ارابيا” يشهد حضور ‪ 6000‬زائر بزيادة نسبتها‬ ‫‪ 16،6‬بالمائة عن عدد زوار العام الفائت‬ ‫المؤسس���ات الصغيرة والمتوسطة في اإلمارات تنفق بين ‪ 100‬و ‪ 150‬الف درهم‬ ‫سنويًا على اإلستهالك الورقي‬

‫‪Paper Arabia 2010‬‬

‫اس���تقطبت فعاليات الدورة الثالثة من معرض “بيبر‬ ‫أرابيا” ‪ 2010‬والتي عقدت بين ‪ 26‬و ‪ 28‬سبتمبر في‬ ‫مركز دب���ي العالمي للمؤتمرات والمعارض أكثر من‬ ‫‪ 6000‬زائرًا على مدى ثالثة ايام‪.‬‬

‫‪ME Printer June 2009‬‬

‫ووفق���ًا إلحصائي���ات ش���ركة الفج���ر للمعلوم���ات‬

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‫والخدمات التي تنظم المعرض‪ ،‬تشكل المطبوعات‬ ‫اإلعالمية ثلث االس���تهالك الورقي في اإلمارات‪.‬‬ ‫وينفق قطاع المؤسس���ات الصغيرة والمتوس���طة أي‬

‫وافتتح س���امي القمزي‪ ،‬المدير الع���ام لدائرة التنمية‬ ‫اإلقتصادي���ة ف���ي دبي‪ ،‬معرض “بيبر أريبي���ا” ‪.2010‬‬ ‫وف���ي حديثه عن صناع���ة الورق‪ ،‬ق���ال‪“ :‬إن صناعة‬ ‫ال���ورق ف���ي حالة تط���وّر حول العالم‪ ،‬وال س���يما في‬ ‫الش���رق األوس���ط‪ ،‬ولدين���ا طموح���ات كبي���رة لهذه‬ ‫الصناعة في دبي حيث أن اإلمكانيات هنا ضخمة”‪.‬‬ ‫وقال القمزي ردًّا على س���ؤال ح���ول تأميم صناعة‬ ‫ال���ورق أن دب���ي واإلمارات بش���كل ع���ام ال تفرض‬

‫المؤسس���ات التي تبلغ قاع���دة موظفيها من ‪ 50‬إلى‬

‫التوطين على أية صناعة‪ ،‬وهذا ينطبق على صناعة‬

‫على اإلستخدام الورقي الخاص بالمكاتب‪.‬‬

‫ال���ورق‪ .‬وأض���اف أن الس���وق يملئ���ه أش���خاص من‬ ‫مختلف الجنس���يات ّ‬ ‫وأكد أن اإلمارات قد س���هّلت‬

‫‪ 250‬موظف ما بين ‪ 100‬ألف درهم و‪ 150‬ألف درهم‬

‫من العقبات التي كانت تؤخر نموّ هذه الصناعة‪ ،‬مثل‬ ‫تكلفة اإلنتاج على سبيل المثال‪.‬‬ ‫وق���ال “س���اتيش كانا”‪ ،‬المدي���ر العام لش���ركة الفجر‬ ‫المنظمة للمعرض‪“ :‬النج���اح الذي حققه المعرض‬ ‫ف���ي دورت���ه الس���ابقة ش���جعنا على تنظيمه س���نويًا‬ ‫ب���دءًا م���ن هذا العام ً‬ ‫ب���دال من تنظيم���ه كل عامين‪.‬‬ ‫ويحم���ل قط���اع األوراق إمكاني���ات نم���و كبيرة في‬ ‫الشرق األوسط‪ .‬وأسعدنا أن نرى بأن شركات دولية‬ ‫تتخذ من دبي مقرًا رئيسيًا لها لخدمة افريقيا واسيا‬ ‫بأكملها”‪.‬‬ ‫وأض���اف كانا في حديثه ع���ن مركز دبي في صناعة‬

‫إيران‪ :‬تعزيز صناعة الطباعة واإلعالن في طهران‬ ‫بفضل إجراء معرضين‬

‫المعرض الدولي الس���ابع عش���ر للطباع���ة وماكينات التغليف‪ ،‬والمعرض الس���ابع‬

‫لإلعالن والتسويق ينعقدان معًا في العاصمة اإليرانية طهران‬ ‫ّ‬ ‫تطل���ع الخبراء م���ن صناعتيّ الطباع���ة واإلعالن‬

‫والتسويق‪ ،‬الذي أجري بتزامن مع معرض طهران‬

‫إلى حضور معرضين اس���تهدفا صناعتيّ الطباعة‬

‫للطباع���ة وماكينات التغليف‪ ،‬والذي عقد أيضًا في‬

‫واإلع�ل�ان‪ ،‬والتي تم إجراهما ف���ي مقر المعارض‬

‫مقر المع���ارض الدائم بطه���ران‪ .‬ويمثل المعرض‬

‫الدائ���م بطه���ران بي���ن ‪ 13‬و ‪ 16‬س���بتمبر ‪.2010‬‬

‫منذ بدايته نقطة انطالق لصناعة الطباعة الرقمية‬

‫فق���د عقد كل من المعرض الدولي الس���ابع عش���ر‬

‫للقط���ع الكبير‪ .‬ولم تختلف كثي���رًا دورة هذا العام‬ ‫م���ن المعرض حيث قد ّ‬ ‫احتلت الش���ركات الصينية‬

‫لإلع�ل�ان والتس���ويق ف���ي آن واح���د بطه���ران‬

‫وعمالئها معظم مساحة المعرض المتاحة‪.‬‬

‫واس���تقطب حش���د كبي���ر م���ن قطاع���يّ اإلعالن‬

‫وقدّم���ت ش���ركة س���وبروايد بيرس���يا‪ ،‬وكي���ل أجفا‬

‫للطباع���ة وماكين���ات التغلي���ف‪ ،‬والمعرض الس���ابع‬

‫والفنون لتصويرية‪.‬‬

‫لطابع���ات القط���ع الكبي���ر‪ ،‬طابعة “أنابورن���ا” للقطع‬

‫وم���ن ناحية أخرى وكما كان هو متوقع‪ ،‬فقد أبعدت‬

‫الكبي���ر باإلضاف���ة إل���ى مجموع���ة م���ن الطابعات‬

‫الجولة الرابعة من عقوبات مجلس األمن ضد إيران‪،‬‬

‫الصينية الت���ي نجحت في جذب الكثيرون‪ .‬أما أو‬

‫والتي في كامل مجراها‪ ،‬معظم الشركات األوروبية‬

‫تي إم ‪ ،OTM‬مورّد إيراني لطابعات القطع الكبير‬

‫من المعرضين‪ .‬وعبر العقد الماضي‪ ،‬لوحظ انخفاضًا‬

‫يق���وم بتركيب طابع���ات من عالمة “ميتس���ا” في‬

‫مستمرًا في مشاركة عدد من الشركات األجنبية في‬

‫إيران‪ ،‬عرض نموذجًا حديثًا مجهّز برؤوس الحبر‬

‫إح���دى المصانع الكبرى لل���ورق والكرتون‪ ،‬بعرض‬

‫المعارض الصناعية بإيران‪ ،‬فعلى س���بيل المثال في‬

‫م���ن كوداك مينولتا‪ .‬ويمثّ���ل منتجين ومصنّعّين‬

‫العام الماضي قامت الشركات التركية باختيار جناحًا‬

‫التعبئة والتغليف اإليرانيين خطرًا على الش���ركات‬

‫منتجاتهم الجديدة‪ ،‬وقد زادت درجة سطوع أوراقها‬ ‫الجديدة بنسبة ‪ 80‬في المئة‪ّ ،‬‬ ‫وتمكن المنتج الذي‬

‫كبي���رًا ‪ --‬ولكن ه���ذه المرة فإنه���ا تقريبا تجاهلت‬

‫األجنبية فيما يتعل���ق بمنتجات التعبئة والتغليف‪،‬‬

‫ت���م تحديثه من ج���ذب اهتمام إح���دى المنظمات‬

‫المعارض تمامًا‪ .‬ومن ناحية إيجابية‪ ،‬قامت الشركات‬

‫ومع ذلك فإن الش���ركات الصينية ما زالت نش���طة‬

‫المس���ئولة ع���ن طباع���ة الكتب ف���ي إي���ران‪ ،‬والتي‬

‫الصينية والمصنعّين اإليرانيين بس���دّ هذه الفجوة‬

‫جدًا في هذا القطاع‪.‬‬

‫تستخدم منتجات الشركة إلنتاج الكتب المدرسية‪.‬‬

‫وقد ّ‬ ‫تعلم المصنّعون اإليرانييون دروس���ا ّقيمة في‬

‫وش���اركت ألول مرة في المعرض ثالثة ش���ركات‬

‫قاعات المعرض‪.‬‬

‫الس���نوات األخي���رة م���ع مراقبة أح���دث التحركات‬

‫ايراني���ة جدي���دة متخصص���ة ف���ي صناع���ة الم���واد‬

‫ول���م يثبط غياب الش���ركات األوروبية من حماس‬

‫باس���تمرار فإنه���م اآلن يوف���رون التكنولوجي���ا‬

‫الورقي���ة م���ن مارك���ة ‪ .IML‬وأطلق���ت الش���ركات‬

‫الزوار اإليراني���ون وبعض الزوار األجانب في زيارة‬

‫المتقدم���ة‪ .‬وعرض���ت ش���ركة س���يباس مطبعتها‬

‫الث�ل�اث‪ :‬نكو بهيني���ه‪ ،‬وبان���ا إلكتروني���ك‪ ،‬وبيترو‬

‫المع���رض‪ .‬وق���د ع���رض المنتجي���ن والمصنعّين‬

‫للطباعة الرائدة بتقنية باد ‪ ، pad‬وكش���فت شركة‬

‫بالستيك‪ ،‬منتجاتهم الجديدة من ‪ IML‬أثناء فترة‬

‫اإليرانيي���ن خاص���ة من قط���اع التعبئ���ة والتغليف‪،‬‬

‫تاهف���ول كاال ع���ن ماكينته���ا الجدي���دة للتعبئ���ة‬

‫المعرض‪ .‬وتقوم ش���ركة س���اناي إي���ران لمنتجات‬

‫مجموع���ة متنوعة م���ن المنتجات‪ ،‬كما ش���اركت‬

‫والتقلي���ص‪ ،‬أم���ا تكن���و باليت فق���د عرضت جهاز‬ ‫معالجة األل���واح‪ّ .‬‬ ‫ونظم ه���ؤالء المصنّعون عرضًا‬

‫لبالس���تيك بتصنيع جزء كبير من ماكينات ‪.IML‬‬ ‫أما بالنسبة لمصنّعو األحبار اإلستهالكية اإليرانية‬

‫التصويري���ة األوروبي���ة م���ن خ�ل�ال وكالئه���ا‬

‫رائعًا أثناء فترة المعرض وكذلك أطلق المصنعون‬

‫فق���د كان���وا المس���يطرون بمنتجاته���م‪ ،‬ولكن من‬

‫المحليين‪ .‬وبلغ عدد المش���اركون اإلجمالي ‪380‬‬

‫الصينيون منتجاتهم بشكل حيوي‪.‬‬

‫حيث اللوازم األخرى مثل منتجات الورق ّ‬ ‫فيفضل‬

‫ش���ركة إيرانية و ‪ 60‬وش���ركة طباع���ة أجنبية قاموا‬

‫وق���ام مصنّع األلومنيوم الرائد هيزار كرمان بعرض‬

‫اإليراني���ون الم���اركات األجنبية‪ ،‬وهو أم���ر يدركه‬

‫بتقدي���م أح���دث منتجاتهم عبر س���بعة قاعات في‬

‫مجموعة كبي���رة من منتج���ات الرقائ���ق المعدنية‬

‫جيدًا كب���ار المنتجون في الصي���ن وكوريا وأوروبا‪،‬‬

‫مقر المعارض الدولية الدائم بطهران‪.‬‬

‫وتنت���ج الش���ركة ‪ 400,000‬ط���ن م���ن األلومني���وم‬

‫ولذل���ك فإنهم يش���اركون دومًا بكام���ل قواهم في‬

‫وش���اركت ‪ 150‬ش���ركة ف���ي مع���رض اإلع�ل�ان‬

‫س���نويًا‪ .‬وقامت ش���ركة ش���وب وكاغاز مازن���دران‪،‬‬

‫معرض طهران‪.‬‬

‫بالكامل تقريبا‪ ،‬وشوهد الزوار الصينيون عبر جميع‬

‫ف���ي الح���دث بع���ض من كب���رى ش���ركات الفنون‬

‫مطبعة صحفية في حالة جيدة‬ ‫(جوس يونيفرسال ‪ )45‬للبيع في السعودية‬ ‫لمزيد من المعلومات‪ ،‬الرجاء اإلتصال بشركة الجزيرة للصحافة وللطباعة والنشر في الرياض‪ ،‬السعودية‬

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‫التقدم نحو النجاح‪ ،‬خطوة بخطوة‬ ‫تابع القراءة لتكتشف كيف تحوّل مصنع أبوظبي الوطني للورق إلى أكبر مصنع للمناديل الورقية‬ ‫في اإلمارات في غضون ‪ 10‬سنوات‬ ‫قب���ل عش���رة س���نوات فقط وف���ي ع���ام ‪ ،2009‬تم‬ ‫تأس���يس أوّل مصن���ع للمنادي���ل الورقي���ة ف���ي‬ ‫اإلم���ارات‪ ،‬وبع���د ذلك بعامي���ن تم تكليف���ه إلنتاج‬ ‫المنادي���ل الورقي���ة القابلة للطيّ في ش���كل ل ّفات‬ ‫ضخم���ة مصنّعة من لبّ ال���ورق الخالص ‪.%100‬‬ ‫والي���وم قد أصبح مصن���ع أبوظب���ي الوطني للورق‬ ‫ذ‪.‬م‪.‬م‪ .‬أكب���ر مصنّ���ع للمنادي���ل الورقي���ة في دولة‬ ‫اإلم���ارات‪ ،‬وه���ي ش���ركة تابع���ة لش���ركة أبوظب���ي‬ ‫الوطنية للمشاريع الصناعية – إحدى المجموعات‬ ‫الرائدة في اإلستثمارات الخاصة‪.‬‬ ‫وقد تأسست الشركة بطاقة استيعاب مبدئية قدرها‬ ‫‪ 22,000‬في العام‪ ،‬وتم إستخدام ‪ 100‬في المئة من‬ ‫ه���ذه الطاقة اإلس���تيعابية في خالل ثمانية أش���هر‬ ‫فقط من بداية التكليف‪ .‬وفي عام ‪ 2006‬في أعلى‬ ‫فترات اإلستهالك‪ ،‬حقق المصنع رقم قياسي من‬ ‫اإلس���تيعاب المحدّد بلغت نسبته ‪ 127‬في المئة‪.‬‬ ‫ّ‬ ‫ويغطي المصنع مس���احة قدرها ‪ 60,000‬متر مربع‬ ‫ويض���م مطحن���ة ل���بّ ال���ورق‪ ،‬وم���أوى للمكائن‪،‬‬ ‫ومراف���ق إلع���داد األوراق المتعلق���ة بالمخ���زون‪،‬‬ ‫ومكائ���ن لصناعة المناديل‪ ،‬ومصنع لتفتيت الحبر‬ ‫والمخازن والمكاتب‪.‬‬

‫مرموق���ة في الس���وق لكون���ه أفض���ل المنتجون‬ ‫ّ‬ ‫المس���تقلون للمناديل الورقية وأكثرهم تط���ورًا‪.‬‬

‫‪ FSC COC‬ب���أن ألياف الخش���ب أو ل���بّ الورق‬ ‫ّ‬ ‫المرخصة تأتي‬ ‫المس���تخدم في منتجات المصنع‬

‫التوس���ع بس���رعة فائق���ة‪ ،‬فباإلضاف���ة إل���ى ماكينة‬

‫وتعتبر الش���ركة أحد أبرز مصنّع���ي لفائف الجامبو‬ ‫ّ‬ ‫المرش���حين للحصول عل���ى توكيل‬ ‫وم���ن أوائ���ل‬

‫م���ن غابات ذات إدارة جيدة‪ ،‬وهذا دليل على وعي‬ ‫الشركة والتزامها بالحفاظ على البيئة‪.‬‬

‫مصن���ع أبوظبي الوطني لل���ورق‪ ،‬فلقد قام بتركيب‬

‫العالمة التجارية في الخليج‪ .‬وتقوم الشركة بإنتاج‬

‫ويتبّع مصنع أبوظبي الوطني للورق نظامًا محددًا‬

‫ماكينة ثانية في عام ‪ 2007‬بطاقة اس���تيعابية أكبر‬

‫مجموع���ة متنوعة من المنادي���ل الورقية ‪ -‬والتي‬

‫لزي���ادة الطاق���ة اإلنتاجي���ة اإلجمالية‪ .‬وت���م إضافة‬

‫تش���مل مناديل الوجه ومناش���ف المطبخ ومناديل‬

‫لتقدي���ر القيم���ة‪ ،‬فه���و يلت���زم بسياس���ة “خالي من‬ ‫العي���وب”‪ ،‬إذ ّ‬ ‫يذكرن���ا هذا بالتزام���ه بمعايير الجودة‬

‫مصنع لتفتي���ت الحبر لمجموع���ة معداتها وبذلك‬

‫المائ���دة ومنادي���ل الي���د لألغ���راض الصناعي���ة ‪-‬‬

‫وكف���اءة العم���ل‪ .‬ويمك���ن قياس ج���ودة منتجات‬

‫ش���رعت ف���ي اس���تخدام األوراق المع���اد تدويرها‪.‬‬

‫جميعه���ا ينتج بتش���كيلة م���ن األل���وان والصبغات‬

‫الش���ركة من خالل عدّة س���مات‪ ،‬مثل السالس���ة‬

‫وتصل س���عة اس���تيعاب مصنع تفتي���ت الحبر إلى‬

‫المواف���ق عليه���ا (م���ن ‪)EC- No 1907/2026‬‬

‫الورقي���ة‪ ،‬وحج���م الكتل���ة‪ ،‬والتش���ذيب‪ ،‬والتلوي���ن‪،‬‬

‫‪ 30,000‬طن ويس���تخدم ال���ورق المعاد تدويره في‬

‫من أج���ل ضمان الس�ل�امة واألم���ان‪ .‬وال تقتصر‬

‫إلى آخ���ره‪ .‬وكذلك تش���مل اإللتزامات من حيث‬

‫العملي���ة اإلنتاجي���ة بالمصن���ع لك���ي تس���اعد على‬

‫أعمال الش���ركة على التوريد إلى شركات المناديل‬

‫الخدم���ات اإلس���تجابة الس���ريعة لإلستفس���ارات‬

‫حماية البيئة من خالل الحدّ من نس���بة استعمال‬ ‫وق���د ّ‬ ‫ركب مصن���ع أبوظبي الوطن���ي للورق أيضًا‬

‫الورقي���ة المحلي���ة واإلقليمية فقط‪ ،‬ب���ل إنها تورّد‬ ‫ّ‬ ‫وتش���كل صادرات‬ ‫أيض���ًا إل���ى المصانع العالمي���ة‪.‬‬

‫والتوضيحات‪ ،‬وتهدف الشركة إلى تجاوز توقعات‬ ‫العمي���ل وه���ي م���ن المقام���ات األساس���ية إلدارة‬

‫مصن���ع أبوظب���ي الوطني لل���ورق حوال���ي ‪ 80‬من‬

‫عالق���ات العمالء (‪ )CRM‬لديه���ا‪ ،‬ويتمّ هذا من‬

‫محط���ة لمعالجة المياه‪ ،‬حيث يقوم بمعالجة بين‬

‫معدّل إنتجاتها‪.‬‬

‫خالل التأكد من التفيذ في الوقت المحدّد وإتمام‬

‫‪ 40‬و‪ 60‬ف���ي المئ���ة م���ن المياه العادم���ة وإعادة‬ ‫ً‬ ‫ب���دال م���ن إلقائه���ا ف���ي المج���اري‪،‬‬ ‫اس���تخدامها‬

‫وقد اكتس���بت الش���ركة هذه القيادة بشق األنفس‪،‬‬

‫التوصيالت في موعدها المحدّد‪.‬‬

‫فق���د حص���ل مصن���ع أبوظب���ي الوطن���ي لل���ورق‬

‫وتس���اعد الش���ركة موظفيه���ا عل���ى التأقل���م م���ن‬

‫وهذا يس���اعد المصنع على الحدّ من اس���تهالك‬

‫عل���ى جمي���ع الش���هادات الالزمة لمعايي���ر الجودة‬

‫خ�ل�ال منحهم الدورات وال���ورش بصفة منتظمة‬

‫الطاق���ة ليصب���ح م���ن المحافظي���ن عل���ى البيئة‪.‬‬

‫والحفاظ على البيئة والصحة والس�ل�امة المهنية‪،‬‬

‫لتدريبه���م عل���ى م���ا يتعل���ق باإلنت���اج والج���ودة‬

‫والي���وم يق���وم مصن���ع أبوظب���ي الوطن���ي لل���ورق‬

‫وتش���مل أيزو ‪ 9001:2008‬وأي���زو ‪001:2004 14‬‬

‫والصحة والس�ل�امة المهنيّة والبيئ���ة وتكنولوجيا‬

‫بإنت���اج مع���دّل قدره ‪ 70,000‬طن م���ن المناديل‬

‫و ‪ ،OHSAS 18001:2007‬باإلضاف���ة إل���ى‬

‫المعلومات‪ .‬فقد س���اعدت هذه المبادرات الشركة‬

‫الورقي���ة ف���ي الس���نة‪ .‬وف���ي فت���رة قصي���رة م���ن‬

‫الش���هادة التي يسعى ورائها الكثيرون ‪FSC SW-‬‬

‫على اإلس���تمرار في اس���تخدام التقني���ات الحديثة‬

‫الزم���ن اس���تطاع مصنع أبوظب���ي الوطني للورق‬

‫‪ ،COC-002917‬والت���ي يفتخ���ر مصنع أبوظبي‬

‫على مستوى عالمي‪ ،‬وهذه هي القيم التي تضمن‬

‫بأن يرسّ���خ لنفس���ه مكانًا كأحد أبرز المصنّعّين‬

‫الوطن���ي لل���ورق بكون���ه أول م���ن يحص���ل عليها‬

‫المرك���ز القي���ادي لمصنع أبوظب���ي الوطني للورق‬

‫عل���ى المس���توى اإلقليمي‪ ،‬وأصبح���ت له مكانة‬

‫في الش���رق األوسط‪ .‬وتضمن ش���هادات مجلس‬

‫اليوم وأيضًا في المستقبل‪.‬‬

‫وبالفع���ل‪ ،‬م���ع مرور كل عام تس���تمر الش���ركة في‬ ‫كريس���نت فورم���ر للمناديل الورقي���ة التي يملكها‬

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‫السعودية‪ :‬شركة المطابع األهلية لطباعة األوفست تستعد‬ ‫لزيادة سعتها الطباعية‬ ‫تستثمر الشركة في جهاز هايدلبرج ‪ CTP‬سوبراسيتر ‪ 145‬إلخراج األلواح لمواكبة أحدث‬ ‫التطورات في تكنولوجيا الطباعة‬ ‫أعلنت شركة المطابع األهلية لطباعة األوفست عن‬

‫على تثبي���ت الحرارة الداخلية لضمان ثبات الجودة‬

‫قرارها شراء جهاز هايدلبرج ‪ CTP‬سوبراستر ‪145‬‬

‫خالل ظروف اإلنتاج المختلفة‪ ،‬إضافة إلى خاصية‬

‫إلخراج األلواح لمواكبة التطورات في هذا المجال‪،‬‬

‫التصوي���ر اللي���زري المباش���ر الفري���دة م���ن نوعها‪.‬‬

‫حي���ث أن���ه يتالئم مع مطاب���ع الويب الكبي���رة التي‬

‫وق���د وضعت أجه���زة إخ���راج اللوح���ات ذات القطع‬

‫تمتلكها الشركة‪ .‬ووفقًا للش���ركة‪ ،‬فإن استثماراتها‬

‫الكبي���ر معايي���ر جديدة من حيث الج���ودة والمرونة‬

‫الحالية في معدات الطباعة تشمل جهاز هايدلبرج‬

‫واإلعتدمادية وسهولة اإلستخدام‪.‬‬

‫سبيدماستر ‪ 102‬وسبيدماستر ‪ ،CD 102‬باإلضافة‬

‫وتعليق���ًا على خطط الش���ركة ‪ ،‬قال الصان���ع‪“ :‬هدفنا‬

‫إلى مطبعة الويب من شركة ‪.KBA‬‬

‫الرئيس���ي هو التركي���ز على الج���ودة العالي���ة‪ ،‬والذي‬

‫وف���ي حديث���ه م���ع مجل���ة ‪ ME Printer‬ف���ي هذه‬

‫ينعكس على مستوى الكتب التي ننتجها‪ ،‬و النظام‬

‫المناس���بة‪ ،‬قال صال���ح الصانع‪ ،‬المدير العام لش���ركة‬

‫الجديد من هايدلبرج سيس���اعدنا على تحقيق ذلك‪،‬‬

‫المطاب���ع األهلية لطباعة األوفس���ت‪“ :‬يقوم الجهاز‬

‫إضاف���ة إلى الس���رعة ف���ي اإلنت���اج مقارن���ة بالطريقة‬

‫الجدي���د بطباعة األل���واح لكافة المقاس���ات وبجودة‬

‫التقليدية عن طريق األفالم‪ .‬إن استهالكنا عالي جدا‬

‫عالي���ة جدًا‪ ،‬وكل ذلك يتم بطريقة أتوماتيكية‪ ،‬حيث‬

‫وفي تزايد مس���تمر‪ ،‬وماكينة سوبراستر من هيدلبرج‬

‫نقوم باستخدامها لطباعة الكتب المدرسية‪ .‬ولدينا ما‬

‫تلبي هذا الطلب العالي في الوقت الحالي”‪ .‬تعدّ شركة‬

‫يكفينا من أعمال ليقوم بتغطيتها هذا الجهاز وهناك‬

‫المطاب���ع األهلية لطباعة األوفس���ت من الش���ركات‬

‫خطط مستقبلية للتطوير وزيادة السعة الطباعية لدينا‬

‫العريقة في المملكة وهي من أوائل الش���ركات التي‬

‫لمواكبة الطلبات المتزايدة على طباعة الكتب”‪.‬‬

‫اقتنت النوعين من مكائن الويب إضافة إلى الطابعات‬

‫ويعتم���د جه���از سوبراس���تر ‪ 145‬ذو للقط���ع الكبير‬

‫ذات القطع الكبير لتغذية األفرخ‪.‬‬

‫عل���ى تقني���ات مجرّب���ة وموث���وق منها ف���ي نطاق‬

‫وكذل���ك أوضح الصان���ع أن ش���ركة المطابع األهلية‬

‫منتج���ات ‪ CTP‬من هايدلبرج‪ .‬وهذا يش���مل قبل‬

‫لطباعة األوفس���ت لها عالقة خاصة مع هايدلبرج‪.‬‬

‫كل ش���يء تقني���ة اللي���زر الممت���ازة م���ن هايدلبرج‬

‫“توف���ر لن���ا هايدلب���رج خدم���ات ما بع���د البي���ع ذات‬

‫ونظ���ام ‪ Intelligent Diode‬ال���ذي حص���ل عل���ى‬

‫المس���توى العالي‪ ،‬إضافة إل���ى المنتج العالي الجودة‬

‫ب���راءة اخت���راع‪ .‬ويتمي���ز ه���ذا النظ���ام بقدرته على‬

‫وال���ذي يلبي طموحاتن���ا على الم���دى البعيد‪ .‬وتعد‬

‫اإلنت���اج بعمق ممت���از ذو تركيز عال���ي جدا‪ ،‬ويعمل‬

‫شركة المطابع األهلية المحدودة من أقدم الشركات‬

‫العامل���ة في مجال الطباعة إن لم تكن أعرقها حيث‬ ‫تأسست عام ‪ 1971‬بمدينة الرياض”‪.‬‬ ‫ً‬ ‫قائ�ل�ا‪“ :‬لق���د وضع���ت الش���ركة‬ ‫واختت���م الصان���ع‬

‫طارق الغرايري (قسم التصميم الفني)‪،‬‬ ‫رمزري ناصرالدين‪ ،‬وروبيرت دو ال كروز‬ ‫(إنتاج األلواح الرقمية)‬

‫اس���تراتيجية م���ن الي���وم األول لتأسيس���ها للوصول‬ ‫بالكت���اب المدرس���ي إلى أعل���ى مس���تويات الجودة‬ ‫والتصمي���م‪ ،‬فأخ���ذت على عاتقها الرقي بمس���توى‬ ‫طباعته‪ ،‬ورصدت كافة اإلمكانات المطلوبة للوصول‬ ‫لهذا الهدف‪ .‬وتوجد لدينا خطط إلضافة مكائن ويب‬ ‫ذات القط���ع الكبير لزي���ادة الطاقة اإلنتاجية ومواكبة‬ ‫آخر ما توصلت إليه تكنولوجيا الطباعة”‪.‬‬

‫الشرق األوسط‪ :‬المطبوعات اإلخبارية الجديدة تستمر في الظهور‬ ‫صحيف���ة ومجلة مطبوعة ف���ي منطقة الخليج‪ ،‬في‬

‫وكذل���ك ت���م إص���دار الطبع���ة العربي���ة م���ن مجلة‬

‫أجمل المنازل عب���ر األردن وأيضًا في أنحاء العالم‪،‬‬

‫أقل من عام‪ ،‬بدأت العديد من الشركات اإلعالمية‬

‫ديجيت���ال فوتوغرافر أو “المص���وّر الرقمي” مؤخرًا‬

‫وس���تلقي الضوء على التصامي���م الداخلية التجارية‬

‫المتفائل���ة بإضاف���ة مطبوعات جديدة إلى الس���وق‪.‬‬

‫والت���ي أطلقتها دار الصدى‪ ،‬لتنش���ر تحت ترخيص‬

‫وس���تجري مقابالت مع المصممين والمهندسين‬

‫فتستعد حاليًا إحدى الشركات في أبوظبي‪ ،‬إلطالق‬

‫م���ن مؤسس���ة النش���ر البريطاني���ة “إميج ببلش���ينج‬

‫المعماريين‪.‬‬

‫جريدة رياضية يومية تدعى “سبورت ‪ ”360‬ستنشر‬

‫ذ‪.‬ذ‪.‬م”‪ .‬وتس���تعد أيض���ًا مجلة فورب���س للعودة إلى‬

‫وأعلن���ت مؤخ���رًا مدياكوس���يت ‪Mediaquest‬‬

‫بالتع���اون م���ع موق���ع العاصم���ة الرئيس���ي لإلنتاج‬

‫الش���رق األوسط في تش���رين األول ‪ /‬أكتوبر‪ ،‬فمن‬

‫‪ ،.Corp‬مؤسس���ة النشر في الش���رق األوسط التي‬

‫اإلعالمي ‪ .twofour54‬وقال س���تيف ماكينالي‪،‬‬

‫المقرر أن تنشر الطبعة العربية من مجلة فوربيس‬

‫تتخ���ذ م���ن دب���ي مقرًا له���ا‪ ،‬ع���ن موافقتها لش���راء‬

‫محرر جريدة س���بورت ‪ ،360‬أن اإلطالق سيشمل‬

‫األمريكية التي تتابع األخبار المالية والتجارية بدءًا‬

‫ع���دّة مطبوعات طويلة األمد وصح���ف إلكترونية‬

‫موق���ع إلكتروني ومنصة للهات���ف المتحرك ولكنه‬

‫من تشرين األول ‪ /‬أكتوبر بإطالق فوربيس الشرق‬

‫من ش���ركة ميدي���ا فاكت���وري ‪.Media Factory‬‬

‫أكدّ أن “منطقة الش���رق األوس���ط م���ا زالت تعمتد‬

‫األوسط‪.‬‬

‫وجدي���ر بالذك���ر أن المطبوع���ات التي ستكتس���بها‬

‫على قراءة الجرائد المطبوعة”‪.‬‬

‫وم���ن ناحي���ة أخ���رى‪ ،‬ت���م إط�ل�اق تريندي���زان‬

‫ميدياكويس���ت (الت���ي تملكه���ا جزئي���ًا مجموع���ة‬

‫وف���ي الوق���ت نفس���ه‪ ،‬فإن الخط���ط جارية إلنش���اء‬

‫‪ Trendesign‬وهي مجلة س���تصدر كل ش���هرين‬

‫اس���تثمارات الملكي���ة الخاص���ة “أب���راج كابيت���ال”)‬

‫صحيف���ة يومي���ة مجانية لنظام الس���كك الحديدية‬

‫لتغطي���ة التصمي���م الداخل���ي والهندس���ة المعمارية‬

‫تنش���ر أيضًا إلكترونيًا‪ ،‬وهي تش���مل أوتوكار الشرق‬

‫الجديد‪ ،‬والتي من المحتمل أن توّزع عبر خدمات‬

‫وستتطلقها “الفريدة” ‪ -‬مؤسسة النشر الذي تتخذ‬

‫األوسط‪ F1 ،،‬ريسنج الشرق األوسط‪ ،‬بوليسي‪ ،‬فور‬

‫الحافل���ة والقارب الت���ي تديرها هيئ���ة دبي للطرق‬

‫م���ن عمّان مقرًا لها‪ .‬وس���تعرض المجلة الموجهة‬

‫فور تو الشرق األوسط‪ ،‬و ذا بريف‪.‬‬

‫‪ME Printer June 2009‬‬

‫بالرغ���م م���ن التقريرات الت���ي أف���ادت بإغالق ‪200‬‬

‫والمواصالت (‪.)RTA‬‬

‫لفئة المس���تهلك والتي ستنش���ر باللغة اإلنجليزية‪،‬‬

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‫األخبـــار‬

‫الطباعة الرقمية هي الطريق إلى األمام‬ ‫براين فيلير‪ ،‬المدير العام في شركة سكرين المملكة المتحدة وتوم فالير من سكرين المملكة المتحدة‬ ‫في يتحدثان مع مجلة ‪ ME Printer‬حصريًا عن مستقبل الطباعة الرقمية بتقنية نفث الحبر‬

‫براين فيلير‬ ‫المدير العام لشركة سكرين المملكة المتحدة‬

‫توم تايلر‬ ‫المدير التسويقي لشركة سكرين في أوروبا‬

‫ف���ي ماي���و من ه���ذا الع���ام‪ ،‬أعلن���ت ش���ركة أطلس‬

‫النموذج التجاري يصلح لهذه المنطقة أكثر من أي‬

‫لإلتصاالت ووسائل اإلعالم‪ ،‬التابعة لشركة أطلس‬

‫مكان آخر في العالم‪ .‬وأنا أقول ذلك لسبب بسيط‪،‬‬

‫للطباع���ة والتي تتخذ من دبي مقرًا لها‪ ،‬عن إنش���اء‬

‫فإن دبي لديها الكثير من الجنس���يات والعديد من‬

‫شراكة مع شركة نيوز بيبر دايركت ‪Newspaper‬‬

‫الوافدي���ن ولكن حتى إذا طالت مدّة العيش في بلد‬

‫‪ ،Direct‬وه���ي م���وّزع متع���دد القن���وات لمحتوى‬

‫آخر‪ ،‬فما زال المرء يحتاج إلى متابعة أخبار موطنه‪.‬‬

‫الجرائد والمجالت وتمثل ما يزيد عن ‪ 1400‬ناشر‬

‫ويمكن القيام بذلك عن طريق اإلنترنت – ولكنها‬

‫حول أنحاء العالم‪ .‬ووفقًا إلتفاقية الش���راكة‪ ،‬س���تبدأ‬

‫وس���يلة ال توف���ر التجربة والش���عور ال���ذي يصحب‬

‫أطل���س للطباعة ذ‪.‬م‪.‬م‪ .‬بطباع���ة إصدارات قصيرة‬

‫ق���راءة الجرائد م���ن الموطن في اليوم الذي تنش���ر‬

‫المدى لس���بعة جرائد دولية‪ ،‬م���ن بينهم ديلي ميل‬

‫فيه وليس في اليوم التالي‪ .‬وهذا ما حققته ش���ركة‬

‫معرض آيبكس وهناك العديد من التطبيقات لهذه‬ ‫المطبعة‪ ،‬مما يجعلها منتج مثالي لألوفست وأيضًا‬ ‫للطابعات الرقمية”‪.‬‬ ‫وربما تعرف ش���ركة س���كرين في الش���رق األوسط‬ ‫ألعمالها في أنظمة ألواح الطباعة المباش���رة ‪CTP‬‬ ‫أكث���ر من تقنية نفث الحب���ر‪ .‬وحيث أن تقنية نفث‬ ‫الحب���ر ال زالت تجذب الكثير م���ن اإلهتمام‪ ،‬فهل‬ ‫هذا يعني أن أنظمة ألواح الطباعة المباش���رة ‪CTP‬‬ ‫قد اقتربت من نهايتها؟ ال يعتقد تايلر ذلك‪ ،‬ويقول‪:‬‬

‫‪ ،Daily Mail‬وسانداي ميل ‪ ،Sunday Mail‬ويو‬

‫أطلس للطباعة ذ‪.‬م‪.‬م‪ .‬لمعظم قرائها”‪.‬‬

‫إس ايه توداي ‪.USA Today‬‬

‫وكذلك أضاف تايلر أن نظرًا لعدد الزوار القادمون إلى‬

‫كم���ا قام���ت أيض���ًا الش���ركة باإلس���تثمار في بعض‬

‫أماكن مثل دبي‪ ،‬فتحاول س���كرين بالحصول على‬

‫المعدات الجديدة‪ ،‬والتي تضمنت المطبعة الرقمية‬ ‫س���كرين ترو بري���س ج���ت ‪ّ .520‬‬ ‫وتمكنت مجلة‬

‫أسواق ذات نسبة طلب عالية‪ ،‬مثل قطاعيّ الضيافة‬

‫ببي���ع عدد أكبر من أنظمة ألواح الطباعة المباش���رة‬

‫والطيران‪ .‬وقال فيلير من ناحيته أن الشرق األوسط‬

‫‪ ME Printer‬م���ن مقابل���ة “براين فيلي���ر”‪ ،‬المدير‬

‫يمثل س���وقًا ف���ي غاية األهمية لش���ركة س���كرين‪.‬‬

‫‪ CTP‬بالمقارنة مع عام ‪.”2008‬‬ ‫وأنه���ى تايلر حديث���ه ً‬ ‫قائال‪“ :‬عل���ى الرغم من ذلك‬

‫الع���ام لش���ركة س���كرين المملك���ة المتح���دة‪ ،‬وتوم‬

‫فبحس���ب أق���وال فيلير‪ ،‬تس���تمد ش���ركة س���كرين‬

‫فيج���ب أن أعترف أن احتم���االت النموّ في تجارة‬

‫تايلر‪ ،‬المدير التسويقي لش���ركة سكرين في أوروبا‬

‫المملك���ة المتح���دة ما بين ‪ 35‬و‪ 40‬ف���ي المائة من‬

‫للتح���دث ع���ن اإلحتم���االت المس���تقبلية لطباعة‬

‫مبيعاتها من منطقة الش���رق األوسط وحدها‪ .‬وقال‬

‫ألواح الطباعة المباش���رة ‪ CTP‬ضعيفة جدًا وقد بدأ‬ ‫س���وق هذا الجهاز ّ‬ ‫يتقلص‪ .‬ومن ناحية أخرى‪ ،‬فإن‬

‫الجرائ���د عل���ى المدى القصي���ر والطباع���ة الرقمية‬ ‫بتقنية نف���ث الحبر‪ .‬بدأ فيلير حديث���ه ً‬ ‫قائال‪“ :‬إنني‬

‫أيضًا أن منطقتيّ الش���رق األوس���ط وشمال أفريقيا‬ ‫من المناطق التي تقوم سكرين بتغيطها؛ “وهذا يدل‬

‫أس���افر إلى دبي منذ عدّة س���نوات ودائمًا ما أحاول‬

‫على مدى أهمية هذا السوق لنا”‪.‬‬

‫اإلس���تمرار‪ .‬فأنا آتي إلى هنا ربما مرة أو اثنين في‬ ‫الس���نة‪ً ،‬‬ ‫أوال لزيارة ش���ركة أطلس للطباعة ذ‪.‬م‪.‬م‪،.‬‬

‫وخ�ل�ال معرض آيبكس‪ ،‬قامت س���كرين بإطالق‬ ‫رسمي ألول مطبعة ‪ B2‬مزدوجة تطبع بتقنية نفث‬

‫حي���ث قمنا بتركي���ب مطبعتنا الرقمي���ة التي تعمل‬

‫الحبر في العالم‪ .‬ومع ذلك فإن المنطق األساس���ي‬

‫بتقنية نفث الحبر وبطريقة “بكرة إلى بكرة”‪.‬‬

‫خل���ف تقديم مطبعة له���ذا النوع م���ن القطع ليس‬

‫وعندما س���ئل فيلير حول م���ا إذا كان نموذج أعمال‬

‫واضحًا تمامًا‪ .‬وعلى نحو آخر‪ ،‬فإن فيلير واثقًا من‬

‫تجارية مث���ل خدمات طباعة الجرائ���د ذات المدى‬

‫أن المطبعة ستتيح أسواقًا جديدة للطابعات في كل‬

‫القصير يكون ناجحًا في منطقة الش���رق األوس���ط‪،‬‬

‫مكان بما في ذلك الش���رق األوسط‪ .‬وقال فيلير‪“ :‬‬

‫فقام بتأكيد مشاعره حيال ذلك‪“ .‬إن هذا النوع من‬

‫لق���د جذبت التروبريس جيت ‪ SX‬حش���دًا كبير في‬

‫“إن أنظم���ة ألواح الطباعة المباش���رة ‪ CTP‬ال تزال‬ ‫تجارة مربحة بالنس���بة إلينا‪ .‬في ع���ام ‪ ،2009‬قمنا‬

‫مستقبل تقنية نفث الحبر يبدو جيدًا‪ ،‬وكما قد تعلم‬ ‫فإن ش���ركة س���كرين تش���ارك بجدية ف���ي تصنيع‬ ‫شرائح أجهزة العرض ‪ OLED‬بتعاون مع دوبونت‪.‬‬ ‫وجمي���ع اإلختراع���ات في تقنية نف���ث الحبر جائت‬ ‫نتيجة لخبراتنا في تصنيع الش���رائح والبحوث في‬ ‫أجهزة عرض ‪ OLED‬وكذلك األنشطة التطويرية‪.‬‬ ‫ومن ناحية أخ���رى‪ ،‬فإن خبراتنا في صناعة الفنون‬ ‫التصويرية تساهم أيضًا في نجاحنا في سوق أجهزة‬ ‫العرض”‪.‬‬

‫اإلمارات‪ :‬كوداك تشترك مع مجلة ‪ ME Printer‬لعقد ندوة‬ ‫حول صناعة الطباعة‬

‫تعقد ندوة بعنوان “المنتجات الجديدة ال تروج نفسها” وتستهدف صنّاع القرار من قطاعات الطباعة‬

‫‪ME Printer June 2009‬‬

‫والبنوك ومديري اإلنتاج اإلبداعي في وكاالت اإلعالن الرئيسية‬

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‫أعلنت ش���ركة كوداك الش���رق األدنى‪ ،‬واحدة من‬

‫مختل���ف قطاع���ات صناع���ة الطباع���ة اإلقليمي���ة‪،‬‬

‫المهتمي���ن وعدد كبي���ر من المدري���ن التنفيذيين‬

‫الش���ركات الرائدة في سوق حلول صناعة الطباعة‬

‫والذين سيناقش���ون القضايا والحل���ول لصناعاتيّ‬

‫وصن���اع القرار م���ن مختلف أنحاء منطقة الش���رق‬

‫الرقمية أنها س���تجري ندوة حول صناعة الطباعة‬

‫الطباعة والتصوير على المستوى اإلقليمي‪.‬‬

‫األوس���ط‪ .‬وس���تقوم الن���دوة أيضًا بمحاول���ة تعزيز‬

‫والت���ي س���تعقد في دب���ي ي���وم ‪ 12‬أكتوب���ر ‪.2010‬‬

‫ومن ضمن المتحدثين الذين أكدوا حضورهم إلى‬

‫قائمة منتجات كوداك الرقمية وباألخص “كوداك‬

‫وس���تقود مجل���ة ‪ ME Printer‬ن���دوة “المنتجات‬

‫هذا الحدث “ثوماس ويمير”‪ ،‬مدير تطوير األعمال‬

‫نيك���س بري���س” للس���وق اإلقليمي‪ .‬ويس���تهدف‬

‫الجدي���دة ال ت���روج نفس���ها” كالش���ريك اإلعالمي‬

‫في ‪ IPS‬بش���ركة كوداك‪ ،‬و “مانفرد درايس���نجر”‪،‬‬

‫الحدث صناع القرار من صناعة الطباعة‪ ،‬والبنوك‪،‬‬

‫الرسمي في الحدث‪ .‬وستس���تضيف الندوة‪ ،‬وهي‬

‫رئي���س المبيع���ات في كالس���ترز الدولية بش���ركة‬

‫ومدي���ري اإلنتاج اإلبداعي ف���ي وكاالت اإلعالن‬

‫األولى من نوعها في الش���رق األوس���ط‪ ،‬عدد من‬

‫ك���وداك فيرس���امارك‪ ،‬وغيرهم م���ن المتحدثين‪.‬‬

‫الرئيسية‪.‬‬

‫المتحدثي���ن ذوي كف���اءة الكف���اءات العالي���ة م���ن‬

‫وم���ن المتوق���ع أن تس���تقطب الن���دوة حش���د م���ن‬

‫اإلمارات‪ :‬الشارقة لألعالن تستثمر في سبيد ماستر‬ ‫نوعت الشركة أعمالها لكي تدخل مجاالت الدعاية واإلعالن والعالمات التجارية والتصاميم‬ ‫والالفتات‬ ‫من خالل العمل ف���ي مجاالت اإلعالن والدعاية‬ ‫والعالم���ات التجارية والتصميم والالفتات‪ .‬ولكن‬ ‫عل���ى الرغم م���ن ّ‬ ‫تمكن الش���ركة من اإلس���تمرار‬ ‫أثن���اء األوقات الصعبة‪ ،‬فبحس���ب أق���وال جورج ما‬ ‫زالت ش���ركات التصميم التصوي���ري تواجه بعض‬ ‫التحديات الخطيرة‪.‬‬ ‫وأض���اف فارغيز‪”:‬لق���د أصب���ح م���ن الصع���ب جدًا‬ ‫الحصول على الدفعات المالية‪ ،‬فإن معظم الزبائن‬ ‫ال تدف���ع ف���ي الوقت المحدد‪ ،‬عل���ى الرغم من أننا‬ ‫ملتزم���ون بدفع موردينا ف���ي الوقت المحدد‪ .‬وبما‬ ‫أنن���ا ال نرك���ز فق���ط على طباع���ة األوفس���ت فقد‬ ‫تمكنّت الشركة من البقاء على قيد الحياة بل وقد‬ ‫ازدهرت أيضًا”‪.‬‬

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‫أعلنت ش���ركة الش���ارقة لألعالن عن استكمالها‬

‫توف���ر لنا دعم���ًا جيدًا دائمًا ومطابعها تتمتع بس���عة‬

‫وقد انتقلت الش���ركة التي أسس���ها اإلخوان جورج‬

‫مؤخ���رًا لتركي���ب ماكينة هايدلبرج س���بيد ماس���تر‬

‫تحمّ���ل عالي���ة و بقيمة جيدة إلع���ادة البيع فتلك‬

‫وبولسون فارغيز في عجمان‪ ،‬إلى الشارقة في عام‬

‫‪ S - 52‬ذات ‪ 4‬أل���وان‪ .‬وف���ي حي���ن أن ش���راء آلة‬

‫األمور حفزّتني على اتخاذ القرار وشراء المطبعة”‪.‬‬

‫‪ ،2003‬وتسمّى اآلن “ش���ركة الشارقة لإلعالن”‪،‬‬

‫جدي���دة أثن���اء الرك���ود اإلقتص���ادي يب���دو كخطوة‬

‫وتمتلك الش���ركة بالفعل عدّة ماكينات هايدلبرج‪،‬‬

‫بينما تس���مّى وحدة الالفتات “الش���ارقة لالفتات‬

‫جريئ���ة‪ ،‬إال أن “جورج فارغيز”‪ ،‬إحدى الش���ريكين‬

‫منه���ا هايدلب���رج ‪ GTO 52-1‬و هايدلبرج ‪GTO‬‬

‫الني���ون ذ‪.‬م‪.‬م‪ ،”.‬وتق���دّم الش���ركة نطاق���ًا عريضًا‬

‫بالش���ركة‪ ،‬قرر تحوي���ل التحديات إلى فرص‪ .‬قال‬

‫‪ ،52-2‬وماكين���ة الق���ص ب���والر ‪ 78‬إضاف���ة إل���ى‬

‫م���ن الخدم���ات يش���مل اإلس���تراتجيات المبتكرة‬

‫فارغي���ز‪“ :‬تم التوقي���ع على صفقة ش���راء الماكينة‬

‫مجموعة م���ن معدات الطباع���ة الرقمية والطباعة‬

‫للعالمات التجارية‪ ،‬والدعاية واإلعالن‪ ،‬وتصاميم‬

‫خ�ل�ال ع���ام ‪ ،2008‬ولكن نظرًا إلرتباك الس���وق‬

‫ذات القط���ع الكبي���ر‪ .‬وكان اإلخ���وان “فارغي���ز”‬

‫التعبئ���ة والتغلي���ف‪ ،‬وتصمي���م مواق���ع اإلنترن���ت‪،‬‬

‫حينها فقررت بتأجيل تكليف المطبعة‪ ،‬ولكن في‬

‫أذكي���اء فإنهم ل���م يغامروا بوض���ع “كل البيض في‬

‫وطباعة األوفس���ت‪ ،‬والالفتات‪ ،‬إلى آخره‪ ،‬وتوظف‬

‫نهاي���ة األم���ر ق���ررت تركيبها حي���ث أن هايدلبرج‬

‫سلة واحدة” ولكنهم نوّعوا مجاالتهم من البداية‬

‫الشركة حاليًا ‪ 70‬شخصًا‪.‬‬

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‫الرجاء إضافة اسمي إلى قائمة املشتركني لعام كامل‪.‬‬ ‫املسمى الوظيفي‪:‬‬ ‫ ‬ ‫االسم الكامل‪:‬‬ ‫ ‬ ‫اسم الشركة‪:‬‬

‫نشاط الشركة‪:‬‬

‫ ‬ ‫العنوان‪:‬‬

‫الرمز البريدي‪:‬‬

‫ ‬ ‫صندوق البريد‪:‬‬

‫ ‬ ‫املدينة‪:‬‬

‫ ‬ ‫املنطقة‪/‬الوالية‪:‬‬

‫الدولة‪:‬‬

‫ ‬ ‫هاتف‪:‬‬

‫ ‬ ‫رقم التحويلة‪:‬‬

‫ ‬ ‫فاكس‪:‬‬

‫هاتف نقال‪:‬‬

‫ ‬ ‫البريد اإللكتروني‪:‬‬

‫املوقع اإللكتروني‪:‬‬

‫طرق الدفع‬ ‫‪ME Printer FZ LLC- A/C# 0079-183781-001 - Emirates International Bank - Jumeira Branch – Dubai UAE - SWIFT # EBILAEADJUM‬‬ ‫قيمة االشتراك ملدة عام كامل لكل دولة حسب عملتها‪ :‬اإلمارات‪ 180 :‬درهم‪ ،‬السعودية ‪ 180‬ريال‪ ،‬الكويت ‪ 14.5‬دينار‪ ،‬قطر ‪ 180‬ريال‪ ،‬مصر ‪ 225‬جنيه‪ ،‬لبنان ‪ 54,000‬ليرة‪ ،‬األردن ‪ 18‬دينار‪ ،‬البحرين‬ ‫‪ 18‬دينار‪ُ ،‬عمان ‪ 18‬ريال‪ ،‬سوريا ‪ 1,350‬ليرة‪ ،‬اليمن ‪ 1,800‬ريال‪ ،‬الدول األخرى ‪ 50‬دوالر‬

‫الرجاء إعالمنا عند الدفع عن طريق الفاكس أو البريد أو البريد اإللكتروني‪ ،‬واالنتظار ملدة ‪ 6-4‬أسابيع للحصول على أول نسخة‪.‬‬ ‫‪P. O. B o x 5 0 2 1 8 3 - D u b a i - UA E , Te l : + 9 7 1 4 3 9 1 1 2 1 0 , Fa x : + 9 7 1 4 3 9 0 9 5 6 1 , E m a i : s u b s c r i b e @ m e p r i n t e r. c o m , w w w. m e p r i n t e r. c o m‬‬

‫‪ME Printer June 2009‬‬

‫حوالة مصرفية لصالح حساب ‪ME Printer‬‬

‫حتويل املبلغ عبر البنك‬

‫شيك مصرفي لصالح حساب ‪( ME Printer FZ LLC‬للمشتركني داخل اإلمارات فقط)‬

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‫كلمة المحرر‬ ‫لق���د عدن���ا م���ن العطالت الصيفية الت���ي كانت في غاي���ة اإلنعاش لموظف���ي ‪ ME Printer‬والتي‬ ‫اس���تحقوها وتطلع���وا إليه���ا‪ .‬ويبدو أن األعمال في دبي عادت لمس���راها من جدی���د بعد الصيف‬ ‫البطيء‪ ،‬ونهضت صناعة الفنون التصويرية مرة أخرى وعادت إلى نشاطها‪.‬‬ ‫وق���د ت���م إجراء معرض “بيب���ر أريبيا” الرائد في الصناع���ة‪ ،‬بين ‪ 26‬و ‪ 28‬س���بتمبر ‪ 2010‬في دبي‪،‬‬ ‫وش���ارك فيه كبار مورّدي الورق من أنحاء اإلقليم والعالم‪ ،‬وكانت نس���بة الحضور فيه جيّدة مما‬ ‫يثبت مرة أخرى بأن دبي ال تزال مركز رئيسي لمجموعة واسعة من الصناعات‪.‬‬ ‫وقام بزيارة المعرض حوالي ‪ 6000‬خبير من الصناعة وصنّاع القرار من الش���رق األوس���ط وأفريقيا‬ ‫وأيض���ًا م���ن أوروب���ا‪ ،‬ويمكنك ق���راءة التقرير الكامل ع���ن المعرض في هذا الع���دد من مجلة ‪ME‬‬ ‫‪ .Printer‬وق���د أثب���ت معرض “بيبر أريبيا” أن صناعة الورق في منطقة الش���رق األوس���ط صامدة‬ ‫ضدّ الركود اإلقتصادي‪.‬‬ ‫إسكندر جهانباني‬ ‫رئيس التحرير‬

‫مفصل ومثير لإلهتمام من‬ ‫ومع ذلك فإن تغطيتنا الرئيس���ية في هذا العدد تأتي من خالل تقرير ّ‬ ‫بيرا إنترناش���ونال عن مس���تقبل صناعة الطباعة في منطقة الشرق األوس���ط وشمال أفريقيا‪ .‬وقد‬ ‫أطلعت بيرا إنترناشونال مجلة ‪ ME Printer‬حصريًا على هذا التقرير‪.‬‬ ‫ووفقًا لهذه الدراس���ة فإن عائدات الطباعة في منطقة الش���رق األوس���ط وشمال أفريقيا بلغت ‪7.7‬‬ ‫ملي���ار دوالر ف���ي ع���ام ‪ ،2009‬من المتوقع أن ت���زداد إلى أكثر من ‪ 11‬ملي���ارات دوالر بحلول عام‬ ‫‪ .2015‬أيضًا كعرض خاص‪ ،‬فإن قراء مجلة ‪ ME Printer‬سيحصلون على خصم بنسبة ‪ 10‬في‬ ‫المئة عند شراء التقرير‪.‬‬ ‫وق���د أضفنا ف���ي العدد أيضًا تقريرعن معرض كوريا الدولي الس���ابع عش���ر آلالت ومعدات الطباعة‬ ‫(‪ )KIPES‬وال���ذي عقد من ‪ 8‬إلى ‪ 11‬س���بتمبر ‪ 2010‬في مركز المع���ارض الدولي في كوريا‪ .‬وكان‬

‫واستنادًا إلى‬ ‫دراسة حديثة‬ ‫أجرتها بيرا‬ ‫إنترناشونال فإن‬ ‫مجموع العائدات‬ ‫اإلجمالي لصناعة‬ ‫الطباعة في منطقة‬ ‫الشرق األوسط‬ ‫يتوقع أن يصل‬ ‫إلى أكثر من ‪11‬‬ ‫مليارات دوالر‬ ‫بحلول عام ‪2015‬‬

‫يمك���ن للمع���رض أن يمثّل فرصة مثالية للش���ركات الباحثة عن مطابع كوري���ة متطورة ذات القطع‬ ‫الكبير ومطابع ذات الويب الضيق‪ .‬وكما ذكرت س���ابقًا لقد عدنا لنقدم لكم اس���تيعابات حديثة عن‬ ‫اتجاهات الصناعة وسوف تجد في هذا العدد من ‪ ME Printer‬سلسلة من األخبار واآلراء الممتعة‪.‬‬

‫صناعة الطباعة في إيران تطلق دليل المشترون‬ ‫ستحتوي الطبعة الثالثة من دليل إيران لشركات الفنون التصويرية الرائدة على أكثر‬ ‫من ‪ 1,200‬صفحة و‪ 11,000‬شركة‬ ‫يحت���وي “دليل المش���ترون لصناعة الطباعة في‬ ‫إيران” على قائمة ش���املة تض���مّ أعمال الوكالء‬ ‫والمصنعّي���ن وم���وردّي المع���دات الطباعي���ة‬ ‫والمنتج���ات اإلس���تهالكية‪ .‬وسيش���مل الكتاب‬ ‫تفاصي���ل ومعلوم���ات محدّث���ة ع���ن كل م���ن‬ ‫المؤسس���ات المطبعية ومراك���ز المطابع لما قبل‬ ‫الطباع���ةوم���ابع���دالطباع���ة‪.‬‬ ‫وس���تتضمن الطبعة الثالثة م���ن الدليل معلومات‬ ‫‪ME Printer Oct 2010‬‬

‫ش���املة عن المع���دّات والخدم���ات المتوفرة في‬

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‫كل ش���ركة طباع���ة ومطبع���ة لما قب���ل الطباعة‪،‬‬ ‫بم���ا في ذلك ع���دد الوحدات الطباعي���ة ومعدات‬ ‫م���ا قبل الطباع���ة ومعدات التش���طيب‪ .‬إنه مورد‬ ‫فري���د من نوعه وحص���ريّ ّ‬ ‫يغطي صناعة الفنون‬ ‫التصويري���ةف���يإي���ران‪.‬‬

‫كم���ا سيش���مل الدلي���ل عل���ى معلوم���ات مفيدة‬ ‫مث���ل أرق���ام هواتف البن���وك اإليرانية في خارج‬ ‫إي���ران‪ ،‬والجمعي���ات التجاري���ة واإلستش���اريين‬ ‫ومراك���ز التدري���ب والغ���رف التجارية والوكاالت‬ ‫اإلعالني���ة‪ ،‬ولك���ن م���ا يجع���ل ه���ذا الدلي���ل‬ ‫اس���تثنائي ه���و ليس عدد الش���ركات المس���جّلة‬ ‫ب���ه‪ ،‬ب���ل التفاصي���ل المضاف���ة ل���كل ش���ركة‬ ‫كأن���واع المع���دات ومج���االت الخب���رة لدى كل‬ ‫م���ن م���زودّي الخدم���ات المطبعي���ة أوالفن���ون‬ ‫التصويري���ة‪.‬‬ ‫وسوف ّ‬ ‫تشكل مراكز الطباعة الرقمية جزءًا أكبر‬ ‫م���ن هذا الدلي���ل مقارنة م���ع الطبعات الس���ابقة‪،‬‬ ‫وال���ذي يعدّ من عالمات العصر التي تش���ير إلى‬ ‫نم���وّصناع���ةالطباع���ةالرقمي���ةف���يإي���ران‪.‬‬

‫صصصصص‬

‫المحتـويــات‬ ‫الفعليات‬

‫األخبـــار‬ ‫صناعة الطباعة في إيران تطلق‬ ‫دليل المشترون‬

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‫اإلمارات‪ :‬الشارقة لألعالن تستثمر‬ ‫في سبيد ماستر‬ ‫نوّعت الشركة أعمالها لكي تدخل مجاالت‬ ‫الدعاية واإلعالن والعالمات التجارية‬ ‫والتصاميم والالفتات‬ ‫الطباعة الرقمية هي الطريق إلى‬ ‫األمام‬ ‫براين فيلير‪ ،‬المدير العام في شركة سكرين‬ ‫المملكة المتحدة وتوم فالير من سكرين‬ ‫المملكة المتحدة في يتحدثان مع مجلة‬ ‫‪ ME Printer‬حصريًا عن مستقبل الطباعة‬ ‫الرقمية بتقنية نفث الحبر‬

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‫اإلمارات‪ :‬كوداك تشترك مع مجلة‬ ‫‪ ME Printer‬لعقد ندوة حول صناعة‬ ‫الطباعة‬ ‫تعقد ندوة بعنوان “المنتجات الجديدة ال‬ ‫تروج نفسها” وتستهدف صنّاع القرار من‬ ‫قطاعات الطباعة والبنوك ومديري اإلنتاج‬ ‫اإلبداعي في وكاالت اإلعالن الرئيسية‬

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‫السعودية‪ :‬شركة المطابع األهلية‬ ‫لطباعة األوفست تستعد لزيادة‬ ‫سعتها الطباعية‬ ‫تستثمر الشركة في جهاز هايدلبرج ‪CTP‬‬ ‫سوبراسيتر ‪ 145‬إلخراج األلواح لمواكبة‬ ‫أحدث التطورات في تكنولوجيا الطباعة‬

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‫الشرق األوسط‪ :‬المطبوعات اإلخبارية‬ ‫الجديدة تستمر في الظهور‬

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‫التقدم نحو النجاح‪ ،‬خطوة بخطوة‬ ‫تابع القراءة لتكتشف كيف تحوّل مصنع‬ ‫أبوظبي الوطني للورق إلى أكبر مصنع‬ ‫للمناديل الورقية في اإلمارات في غضون‬ ‫‪ 10‬سنوات‬

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‫السنــة السابعة ‪ /‬العـدد الثاني والسبعون‪ /‬أكتوبر‪2010‬‬

‫‪ME Printer FZ L.L.C‬‬

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‫إيران‪ :‬تعزيز صناعة الطباعة‬ ‫واإلعالن في طهران‬ ‫بفضل إجراء معرضين‬ ‫المعرض الدولي السابع عشر للطباعة‬ ‫وماكينات التغليف‪ ،‬والمعرض السابع‬ ‫لإلعالن والتسويق ينعقدان معًا في العاصمة‬ ‫اإليرانية طهران‬

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‫“بيبر ارابيا” يشهد حضور ‪ 6000‬زائر‬ ‫بزيادة نسبتها ‪ 16،6‬بالمائة عن عدد‬ ‫زوار العام الفائت‬ ‫المؤسسات الصغيرة والمتوسطة في اإلمارات‬ ‫تنفق بين ‪ 100‬و ‪ 150‬الف درهم سنويًا على‬ ‫اإلستهالك الورقي‬

‫ستحتوي الطبعة الثالثة من دليل إيران‬ ‫لشركات الفنون التصويرية الرائدة على أكثر‬ ‫من ‪ 1,200‬صفحة و‪ 11,000‬شركة‬

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‫مجلة شهرية شاملة مختصة في‬ ‫عالم الطباعة في الشرق األوسط‬

‫المعرض‬ ‫‪55‬‬

‫‪KIPES‬‬ ‫عرض موجز وشامل‬ ‫معرض كوريا الدولي السابع عشر آلالت‬ ‫ومعدّات الطباعة‬

‫الملف‬ ‫‪51‬‬

‫مستقبل صناعة الطباعة يبدو مشرقًا‬ ‫في الشرق األوسط وشمال أفريقيا‬ ‫قامت بيرا إنترناشونال (الهيئة الرقابية‬ ‫العالمية على التغليف والتعبئة والورق‬ ‫وسالسل التوريد لصناعة الطباعة) بكشف‬ ‫التقرير التالي عن مبيعات السوق حصريًا‬ ‫لمجلة ‪ME Printer‬‬

‫ص‪.‬ب‪ ،502183 .‬مدينة دبي لإلعالم‬ ‫دبي‪ ،‬اإلمارات العربية المتحدة‬ ‫هاتف‪+971 4 391 12 10 :‬‬ ‫فاكس‪+971 4 390 95 61 :‬‬ ‫البريد اإللكتروني‪info@meprinter.com :‬‬ ‫موقع اإلنترنت‪www.meprinter.com :‬‬ ‫مدير النشر للمجموعة‬ ‫مرتضى كريميان‬

‫هيئــة التحـــرير‬ ‫رئيس التحرير‬ ‫إسكندر جهانباني‬ ‫‪alex@meprinter.com‬‬ ‫المحرر التقني – القسم العربي‬ ‫د‪ .‬جورج نوبار سيمونيان‬ ‫‪g.simonian@meprinter.com‬‬ ‫المحرر التقني – القسم اإلنجليزي‬ ‫رود هايز‬ ‫‪rhayes@meprinter.com‬‬ ‫المحررون‬ ‫هبـــة موســــى‬ ‫‪+971 4 391 12 08‬‬ ‫‪hiba@meprinter.com‬‬ ‫دنيس ماثيو دانيال‬ ‫‪+971 4 391 1598‬‬ ‫‪english@meprinter.com‬‬ ‫د‪.‬يونس شكرخآه‬ ‫‪younes@meprinter.com‬‬ ‫المختصون المشاركون في التحرير‬ ‫فرانك رومانو (الواليات المتحدة)‬ ‫‪fxrppr@rit.edu‬‬ ‫لوريل برونر (المملكة المتحدة)‬ ‫‪lb@digitaldots.org‬‬ ‫مدير شؤون العمالء‬ ‫برابوال جاندران بي أم‬ ‫‪+971 4 391 12 07‬‬

‫‪sales@meprinter.com‬‬

‫مصمم جرافيكي‬ ‫بي درويش‬ ‫‪+971 4 391 12 06‬‬ ‫‪studio@meprinter.com‬‬ ‫اإلعالنات‬ ‫‪+971 4 391 12 10‬‬ ‫‪meprinter @meprinter.com‬‬ ‫توجه المراسالت إلى العنوان التالي‪:‬‬ ‫مجلة ‪ME Printer‬‬ ‫ص‪.‬ب ‪ ،502183‬مدينة دبي لإلعالم‬ ‫بناية رقم ‪ ،9‬مكتب رقم ‪214‬‬ ‫دبي‪ ،‬اإلمارات العربية المتحدة‬ ‫‪meprinter@meprinter.com‬‬ ‫طبعت في مطبعة أطلس‬ ‫جميع حقوق الطبع والنشر محفوظة‬ ‫مجلة ‪ ME Printer‬الشريك اإلعالمي الرسمي‬