The Gulf Aluminium Council (GAC) is a coordinating body that represents, promotes, and protects the interests of the aluminium industry within the Gulf.
Aluminium is made from bauxite ore, a reddish-brown material refined into alumina, a white powder which is then processed through an electrolytic process to become aluminium.
The aluminium industry in the GCC is committed to achieving comprehensive sustainability goals by increasing the use of renewable energy, utilising recycled aluminium, and adopting innovative technologies.
Always maintaining responsibilities for employees' health and safety and partnership with the community while working creatively to help develop the workforce's skills and contribute to the national economy.
Primary aluminium production in the GCC increased to around 6.4 million metric tons in 2024, representing 9% of the world's primary aluminium production.
The growth of the aluminium sector has led to the emergence of several downstream industries in the Gulf. Together with the smelters, these developments have raised investments in the aluminium industry in the region to approximately US$60 billion.
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Location : ALBA, Bahrain 
Date : 3 Feb 26 - 4 Feb 26 
