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The 10th Annual Maghreb, Mediterranean-MidEast Upstream Conference will take place on the 4th & 5th June 2013 and we are pleased to invite you to participate to this prestigious event taking place in Paris, France. The Maghreb, Mediterranean & MidEast oil, gas and energy landscape, through its significant exploration and production plays, acreage leasing, investment portfolio, hydrocarbon potential and joint venture interests continues to shape the dynamics of the global upstream industry.This international senior-level Conference brings together Key Government, National Oil Companies and Corporates as well as industry players to highlight new discoveries and production developments, gas-LNG finds, state oil/gas policies, investment opportunities and the regions energy game to allow for expansion and growth.
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10th maghreb-midEast strategy Briefing - 3rd June 2013
10th maghreb, mediterranean - midEast Upstream conference - 4th - 5th June 2013
50th PetroArabian-PetroAfricanus Dinner - 4th June 2013
3rd - 5th June 2013L’Hotel du Collectionneur Arc de Triomphe, Paris, France
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“Future energy potential in North-Africa, the Mediterranean
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4rd - 5th June 2013 Confirmed Speakers
Peter WallaceManaging Director global css Ltd, cyprus
Bob LambertPresident & Chief Executive officer Petra Petroleum
ing roberto PiraniChairman White stream Pipeline company Ltd
Francis ghilèsSenior Research Advisor Barcelona centre for international Affairs (ciDoB), spain
ravi suriRegional Head for Project & Export Finance, Middle East, North Africa & SA & Europe standard chartered Bank
Jeff WaterousIndependent Adviser Bahrain
georges PelaghiasExecutive Director European rim Policy & investment council, cyprus
mehmet ogutcuFounding Chairman & Chief Executive officer global resources corporation
Yannis grigoriou General Manager Exploration & Production of Hydrocarbons Hellenic Petroleum, greece
Faiz shahab Chief Exploration & New Ventures officer mEDco Energi
Yasser ToussonManaging Director, Finance Apache
Ali AlwashDeputy Expert state company for oil Projects, The ministry of oil iraq
Dexter Krol New Business Development Manager, Upstream International shell international E&P
Brian o’cathainChief Executive Petroceltic international
Hazem Al-raminiDirector of Petroleum & oil Shale Natural resources Authority, Jordan
mustafa AkbabaHead of Department Natural gas operations Botas Petroleum Pipeline corp, Turkey
Haddou JabourPromotion & Partnership Manager oNHYm, morocco
Wadie HabboushPresident & Chief Executive officer Habboush group
Dr sohbet KarbuzDirector of Hydrocarbons mediterranean observatory For Energy (omE), Paris
David TaylorPresident, CEo & Director cygam Energy
Dr. Naji Abi AadChief operating officer PetroLeb, Lebanon
Bernhard cociancigChief Executive officer, International mND
Ahmed salem ould TekrourDirector General of Petroleum ministere du Petrole, de L’Energie et des mines, mauritania
robert E JonesRegional Director, Mediterranean and North Africa cairn Energy plc
Dr Neil HodgsonNew Ventures Manager spectrum AsA
Bijan KhajehpourSenior Associate menas Associates
Dr Duncan clarkeChairman & CEo global Pacific & Partners
mathios rigasChief Executive officer Energean oil & gas, greece
Luay Al-KhatteebExecutive Director iraq Energy institute
imed DerouicheCountry Manager Petrofac, Tunisia
Program Updates: www.petro21.com
Cocktail Reception - Time: 17:00
With African Institute of Petroleum 10th Maghreb, Mediterranean - MidEast Upstream Conference 2013
10th Maghreb-MidEast: Strategy Briefing: Monday 3rd June 2013
08:00 Registration & Coffee
09:00 minnows: independents
The Maghreb/MidEast world is hydrocarbon-rich, with strong State oil players, aligned in geopolitics to world oil markets and via strategy to Europe’s gas-LNG needs, with much unexplored terrain, new oil-gas potential, which minnows and Independents have made a target zone for future opportunity.
minnows: small independents Independents “Born In Mena” Who’s Who: Linkages, Relationships Local Companies: Emergence Corporate Strategies: Entry, Partners
Worldwide independents: 60+ companies Corporate Players: Strategies & Portfolio Acreage, Assets, Deals, Ventures
10:45 Morning Break
11:15 super-independents: super/majors
Competition in the Middle East and North Africa remains fierce, despite risks, while crude prices and the global economic crisis has forced readjustments and changes in regimes. Yet energy investment interest remains strong, and the large firms - from Super-Independents to Super-Majors and National oil Companies from overseas - have added to in-place portfolio in both the wider Middle East and in North African oil/gas and LNG ventures.
super independents Large Players: ENI, ConocoPhillips, Repsol Top 33 Super Independents: Oil/Gas Players Corporate Profiles, Strategies, Core Assets New Ventures, Exploration Portfolio
super-majors ExxonMobil, BP, Shell, Total, Chevron Portfolio Mix: Shifting Strategies
13:15 Light Luncheon
14:30 National oil companies: governments
State oil players have dominant positions in many countries, yet opportunities have expanded in deals, bid rounds and acreage opened in frontier zones and new basins – in Algeria, Libya, Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco, Mauritania, Mali, Chad, and Sudan. However, the Arab Spring has had unintended consequences, and in the Middle East states – as well as the Eastern Mediterranean – emerging competitors have come to the fore, game changers worldwide have forced re-thinking, and competition has accentuated.
National oil companies: strategies Onhym, Sonatrach NOC, ETAP, EGPC, MidEast State Oil Firms: Strategies Foreign Assets: International Portfolio Future Shape: State Oil-Gas Companies
chinese, indians, Asian, Latin, russian, others CNPC-Petro-China, Sinopec, CNOOC ONGC-Videsh, Pertamina, Petronas PTTEP, Petrovietnam, PetroSA Gazprom, Rosneft, Europe’s State Firms Petrobras, Statoil - Others Growth, Cooperation, Competition
governments & Licensing Entities North African Governments MidEast State Institutions/Entities SWF Players
17:00 Close of Briefing
Presentations are by Dr Duncan clarke (Chairman & CEo, Global Pacific & Partners), a leading advisor, thinker, writer and strategist on Africa, and author of Africa’s Future: Darkness to Destiny (Profile Books, London, 2012) and the widely-acclaimed crude continent: The struggle for Africa’s oil Prize (Profile 2010), the first and only Africa-wide oil-gas historiography (and TV Film-Documentary by CNBC-Africa). other books include The Battle For Barrels (Profile, 2007) and Empires of oil (Profile 2007).
Participants benefit from unique knowledge and Delegates receive online access via www.petro21.com to all Presentations.
right of Admission reserved, by global Pacific & Partners. | No Press. D U N C A N C L A R K E
How the past is shaping Africa’s economic evolution
Darkness to Destiny
A F R I C A’ SF U T U R E
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“Richly detailed … indispensable for anyone interested in global trends in the 21st century.”
Ian Morris, author of Why the West Rules – For Now
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CORPORATEAFRICA
AFRICANENERGY
OIL • GAS • POWER • POLICY & FINANCE
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Conference: 4th - 5th June 2013
Tuesday 4th June 2013
08:00 Registration & Coffee
09:00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Dr Duncan Clarke, Chairman & CEO, Global Pacific & Partners
09:10 Session 1: Leading corporate Players & strategies
RESOuRCE NATIONALISM, INSTABILITy, COMPETITIONDr Duncan Clarke, Chairman & CEO, Global Pacific & Partners, South Africa
SHELL: FORGING REGIONAL LINkS: SuSTAINABLE VENTuRES Dexter krol, New Business Development Manager, upstream International, Shell International Exploration & Production, The Netherlands
MEDCO ENERGI: BuILDING INTERNATIONAL PORTFOLIO: STRATEGy & ExPANSIONFaiz Shahab, Chief Exploration & New Ventures Officer, Medco Energi, Indonesia
ENERGEAN: MEDITERRANEAN & NORTH AFRICAN OIL & GAS VISTASMathios Rigas, Chief Executive Officer, Energean Oil & Gas, Greece
Moderator: Dr Duncan Clarke
10:30 Coffee Break & Networking
11:00 Session 2: regional oil & gas-LNg Landscapes
IRAq: OIL ExPLORATION LANDSCAPE, PROJECTS & INFRASTRuCTuRE Ali Alwash, Deputy Expert, State Company for Oil Projects, The Ministry of Oil Iraq
CyPRuS: GAS/LNG IN THE MEDITERRANEAN’S ENERGy FuTuREGeorges Pelaghias, Executive Director, European Rim Policy & Investment Council, Cyprus
IRAN: REGIONAL WILDCARD & ENERGy CONuNDRuM Bijan khajehpour, Senior Associate, Menas Associates
BOTAS: STRATEGIC GAS DEVELOPMENTS & TuRkEy’S FuTuRE POTENTIALMustafa Akbaba, Head of Department, Natural Gas Operations, Botas Petroleum Pipeline Corp, Turkey
MAuRITANIA: ExPLORATION & DEVELOPMENT OPPORTuNITIESAhmed Salem Ould Tekrour, Director General of Petroleum, Ministere du Petrole, de l’Energie et des Mines, Mauritania
SPECTRuM: EVOLVING DEEPWATER ExPLORATION PLAyS ACROSS THE MEDITERRANEANDr Neil Hodgson, New Ventures Manager, Spectrum ASA, united kingdom
Moderator: Babette van Gessel, Deputy Chief Executive, Global Pacific & Partners, The Hague
13:00 Luncheon
14:00 Session 3: regional oil & gas: commercialisation & investment
HABBOuSH GROuP: REGIONAL SERVICE/SuPPLy INDuSTRy PROSPECTSWadie Habboush, President & CEO, Habboush Group, Iraq
GLOBAL RESOuRCES: “GAME-CHANGING” DEVELOPMENTS IN WORLD ENERGy: HOW WILL THEy IMPACT MENA?Mehmet Ogutcu, Founding Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Global Resources Corporation, Turkey
IRAq ENERGy INSTITuTE: IRAq’S OIL-GAS FuTuRELuay Al-khatteeb, Executive Director, Iraq Energy Institute
CIDOB: ENERGy TRENDS IN THE WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN Francis Ghilès, Senior Research Advisor, Barcelona Centre for International Affairs (CIDOB), Spain
STANDARD CHARTERED: MIDDLE EAST & NORTH AFRICA ECONOMIC INVESTMENT OuTLOOkRavi Suri, Regional Head for Project & Export Finance, Middle East, North Africa & SA and Europe, Standard Chartered Bank, Dubai
Moderator: Mike Wood, Chief Executive Officer, Oyster Oil & Gas, London
15:40 Afternoon Break & Networking
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3 - 5 June 2013 L’Hotel du Collectionneur Arc de Triomphe,
Paris, France
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16:10 Session 4: regional Energy Future: gas-LNg-Unconventionals
OME: NATuRAL GAS IN MEDITERRANEAN MARkETSDr Sohbet karbuz, Director of Hydrocarbons, Mediterranean Observatory For Energy (OME), Paris
ONHyM: ExPLORATION IN MOROCCO: STRATEGIES, POTENTIAL, OPPORTuNITIESHaddou Jabour, Promotion & Partnership Manager, ONHyM, Morocco
JORDAN: OIL & GAS ExPLORATION, DEVELOPMENT & uNCONVENTIONAL OPPORTuNITIES Hazem Al-Ramini, Director of Petroleum & Oil Shale, Natural Resources Authority, Amman, Jordan
CyPRuS: SHORT & LONG-TERM GAS/LNG OPTIONSPeter Wallace, Managing Director, Global CSS Ltd, Cyprus
WHITE STREAM: SOuTHERN CORRIDOR GAS SuPPLy DIVERSIFICATION TO Eu MARkETSIng Roberto Pirani, Chairman, White Stream Pipeline Company Ltd, united kingdom
Moderator: Bijan Khajehpour
17:50 Close of Day 18:10 Cocktail Reception
18:00 50th
Wednesday 5th June 2013
08:00 Coffee & Networking
09:00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
09:10 REGIONAL GAS-LNG INVESTMENT OuTLOOk Jeff Waterous, Independent Adviser, Bahrain
09:30 Session 5: Key independents in The mENA Upstream
PETROCELTIC: INDEPENDENT IN ALGERIA & ITALyBrian O’ Cathain, Chief Executive, Petroceltic International, united kingdom
APACHE: ExPLORATION & PRODuCTION GROWTH IN EGyPTyasser Tousson, Managing Director, Finance, Apache, Egypt
CAIRN ENERGy: ExPLORATION TARGETS IN THE EAST MEDITERRANEANRobert E. Jones, Regional Director, Mediterranean & North Africa, Cairn Energy, united kingdom
HELLENIC: GREECE, A NEW ExPLORATION AREA IN MEDITERRANEAN - MIDEAST REGION yannis Grigoriou, General Manager Exploration & Production of Hydrocarbons, Hellenic Petroleum, Greece
Moderator: Edwin Bowles, President, RJ Energy
10:50 Coffee Break & Networking
11:20 Session 6: regional Frontier opportunities
MND: OPERATIONS IN yEMEN AND PAkISTAN Bernhard Cociancig, CEO International, MND, Czechoslovakia
PETRA PETROLEuM: ExPLORATION POTENTIAL & REGIONAL PLAySBob Lambert, President & CEO, Petra Petroleum, Canada
PETROLEB: DEVELOPMENTS IN LEBANESE HyDROCARBON RESOuRCES Dr. Naji Abi Aad, Chief Operating Officer, PetroLeb, Lebanon
PETROFAC: OPERATIONS IN NORTH AFRICA-MIDDLE EAST Imed Derouiche, Country Manager, Petrofac, Tunisia
CyGAM: EMERGING JuNIOR IN TuNISIA & ITALy David Taylor, President, CEO & Director, Cygam Energy, Canada
Moderator: Bob Lambert
13:00 Close of Conference - Luncheon & Networking
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Benefits Include: • 2 delegate Passes to attend the Strategy Briefing and Maghreb, Mediterranean - MidEast Upstream 3rd - 5th June 2013 - PetroAfricanus
Dinner Included.
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Benefits Include: • 1 delegate Pass to attend the Strategy Briefing and Maghreb, Mediterranean - MidEast Upstream 3rd - 5th June 2013 - PetroAfricanus
Dinner Included.
• Logo on brochure, website advertising, conference backdrop
• Newsletter display at event or full colour Advertisement in the Conference showguide
• Banner display in highly visible area through-out the conference. Sponsor to provide own Self-standing banner.
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