The European MediterraneanOffshore Oil & Gas ServicesCertification, Classification& Standards ConferenceEnabling local and regionalcompanies to take definitive stepstowards becoming qualifiedsuppliers and services providers tothe offshore oil and gas industry.

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EuroMed OSCSOffshore Services, Certification, Classification & Standards | Friday 8th May 2015 | Cyprus

The Mediterranean Region’s Point of Reference for Current & Future Suppliers to the Offshore Oil & Gas Industry

8th May 2015 | Hilton Park Hotel | Nicosia | Cyprus | www.EuroMedOffshore.com/OSCS

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Developing the Cyprus Quality Infrastructure in the Emerging Hydrocarbon Sector ThroughStandards: Experience, Challenges and the Future

Is it the End the of Energy Crisis Era?

Adapting the Emerging Cypriot O&G Sector to the New Oil Price Realities

Essential Necessities for the Training and Recruitment in the Regional Oil & Gas Sector

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J&P Energy in the Oil & Gas Sector

E&P Operations | The Experience of Halliburton in the Region

D'Appolonia S.p.a: Asset Integrity Management

RINA Services “OSV: Two Case Studies for Offshore Marine Operations

Assessing the Current & Future Economic & Political Environment in the Region

13:15 Networking Lunch (Hilton Park Restaurant)

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Lloyd’s Register: Adding Value to Offshore Operations

TUV NORD: Independent Inspection & Certification Body for Offshore Construction & PipelineProjects. Functional Safety in Oil & Gas Projects

Oil & Gas Training: A Review For a Fast Growing Environment

Developing the Cyprus Infrastructure in the Emerging Hydrocarbon Sector: Experience,Challenges and Steps Ahead

Nortest Cyprus

16.05 End of Day Round Table Discussions & RefreshmentsRound Table 1

Economic & PoliticalDevelopments in Cyprus Oil and

Gas Industry

Round Table 2

Financial, Legal & RegulatoryFrameworks

Round Table 3

Shipping, TransportationWarehousing & Logistics

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Chairman’s Opening Address: Gary Lakes, Director of Energy Programme, ERPIC

Management of Hydrocarbon Reserves and Opportunities for Regional Cooperation

Speaker: Pambos Kammas, Director of Standardisation, Cyprus Organisation for Standardisation

Speaker: Moty Kuperberg, Director of Oil & Gas, Dynamic Shipping Services & Founder, NRGPrice

Speaker: Dr. Constantinos Hadjistassou, Lecturer in Engineering Science, University of Nicosia

Speaker: Solonas Kassinis, MD, Kassinis International Consulting

Speaker: Marios Patsalides, CEO, J&P Energy & Industrial Projects

Speaker: Iain Dowell, Eastern Mediterranean Area Manager, Halliburton

Speaker: Gabriele Noli, Asset Integrity Management Sector Development Manager, D’Appolonia S.p.a

Speaker: Spyridon Zolotas, Area Manager Greece & Cyprus, Rina Services

Speaker: Fiona Mullen, Managing Director, Strata Insight-Sapienta Economics

Afternoon Session Moderator: Pambos Kammas, Director of StandardisationCyprus Organisation for Standardisation

Speaker: Panayiotis Mitrou, Senior Client Support Manager, Piraeus Business Development, Hellenic Lloyd’s Register

Speakers: Savvas Peltekis, General Manager, TUV NORD-HELLASSrinivasan Raghu, Vice-President, TUV Nord-Thailand

Christian Krupke, Functional Safety Expert TUV Nord Group

Speakers: Russell Prince, Chief Executive, CMS Training Center/SETA Training and Advisory ServicesCarol Bailey, Head of Oil & Gas Division, Levantine Training Centre

Speaker: Dr. Charles Ellinas, CEO, CNHC

Speaker: Christos Kallis, Director, Nortest Cyprus

Speaker: Professor Toula Onoufriou, President, Cyprus Hydrocarbons Company

Michael SaloustiMarketing Director

Meet the EuroMed OSCS 2015 Manangement Team

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Welcome letter from the organizers

Dear Euromed Attendee,

Welcome to the EuroMed OSCS 2015 and to what promises to be a very engaging event. In order to ensure that you get the most out of theconference, please take a moment to read this briefing, and please don’t hesitate to contact one of the conference staff at the registration deskif you have and questions.

Name BadgesPlease wear your name badge in a prominent place while attending the conference, any person without a badge cannot be admitted into theconference.

MessagesThe telephone number for the Hilton-Park Hotel where the conference is being held is +357 22695111. Any one wishing to leave a message foran attendee should be asked to be put through to the Euromed registration desk.

Engaging the Speakers During Question TimeAs long as time permits, there will be the opportunity to pose questions to the speakers leading the session at the end of their presentations. Ifyou wish to ask a question please raise your hand and wait for the Chairman or Moderator to direct the audience microphone to you. A memberof the Euromed team will be on hand to pass you the microphone, before asking your question, please ensure that you state your name andorganisation.

Networking Lunches and Drinks ReceptionsAs an important element to attending the conference we welcome you to network with your industry peers by attending the various drinks andcanapé receptions being held in the Hilton-Park Hotel restaurant. After a day spent focusing on senior level briefings and presentations we trustyou will take this opportunity to relax and unwind. Ultimately this part of the conference is ideal for catching up with old friends and to forge newcontacts and long-lasting relationships within the industry.

PresentationsThe speaker presentations will be made available via the conference website a few weeks following the conference.

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Martin DeanDelegate Sales Manager

Sophia HaqDelegate Relations Officer

Kiki Olympios-ClarkDelegate Relations Officer

Ayis PanayiConference Manager

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Hello and welcome to the first EuroMed E&P conference on Offshore Services, Certification, Classification and Standards.

While the attention of most of us is focused on upstream developments in the East Mediterranean – drilling, discoveries, hydrocarbon reserves

– there exists behind all that the industry that makes it work. That’s what our conference is meant to examine today.

This is a complicated, highly technical and dangerous industry. To ensure smooth operations, performance is everything – especially if you want

results that lead to discoveries and the development of a profitable energy industry. To make that happen, engineers, technicians, scientists,

administrators, computer wizards, safety experts, welders, sailors, divers, pilots and more all play a role in bringing hydrocarbons to market.

Here in Cyprus the energy industry is still in its infancy. Three wells drilled and one gas discovery so far. We’re learning to be patient. But during

this period of upstream patience there is plenty to be done. If Cyprus is to someday fulfill its dream of becoming an important regional energy

station, then we need to build the industry that makes it all work.

A number of oil service companies and bureaus have already established themselves on the island. Today’s conference will examine if they find

the business environment here conducive to their requirements. What services do they need from the government and local business? How do

these companies work? How does their presence here benefit Cyprus and the wider region? Starting with almost no foundation in this industry,

can Cyprus build itself up to provide the hydrocarbon industry with the support structure it requires?

During the course of the conference we hope to answer some of these questions and draw insight from the experts speaking here today.

Enjoy the conference,

Gary Lakes

EuroMed OSCS 2015 Chairman,

Director, Energy Program,

European Rim Policy & Investment Council

Letter from the Conference Chairman

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EuroMed OSCS 2015 Speaker Profiles

Carol Bailey, Head of Oil & Gas Program, Levantine Training CenterSession title: Oil & Gas Training: A Review for a Fast Growing EnvironmentCarol Bailey is a Director of the Eastern Rim Policy & Investment Council (ERPIC), a Cyprus based think tank with programs on Energy,Rule of Law and Regional Security. Carol is also co-founder of Near East Energy Associates (NEEAS) Ltd, which provides consultingand advisory services on all aspects of the gas value chain to clients in Cyprus and other Eastern Mediterranean countries. Committedto skills development, Carol heads the Oil & Gas Division of the Levantine Training Centre, a Cyprus based provider of internationallyaccredited oil & gas HSSE and professional management courses. She also lectures at the Technion University in Israel. Beforesettling in Cyprus, Carol was country Chairman of Shell Indonesia having built her career over 30 years living and working in Europe,Asia and the US.

Christos Kallis, Director, Nortest CyprusSession title: Nortest CyprusChristos Kallis is an Engineer with more than 18 years experience in the oil and gas industry. He currently runs the offshore departmentof Nortest from the position of Director. Previously he was working in the US for a major market leader firm from the position ofAssistant Vice President. He holds a BSc from the University of Toronto and an MSc from Columbia University.

Dr. Charles Ellinas, CEO, Cyprus Natural Hydrocarbons Company LtdSession title: Developing the Cyprus Infrastructure in the Emerging Hydrocarbon Sector: Experience, Challenges andSteps AheadCharles Ellinas is the CEO of E-C Natural Hydrocarbons Company Ltd (e-CNHC). Prior to that he was CEO of KRETYK and wasresponsible for implementing Cyprus government’s strategy for the development of its hydrocarbons sector, participation in theoperation and management of new facilities for the monetization of hydrocarbons and the establishment of an LNG Plant at Vasilikos.He was previously a Director of Mott MacDonald and the Managing Director of Mott MacDonald’s Oil, Gas & Petrochemical businessworld-wide, with over 35 years experience in the sector. crude oil field in Oman; the Offshore Project of the Year Award at the 2012Oil & Gas Middle East Awards for the Zakum Water Injection project

Dr. Constantinos Hadjistassou, Lecturer in Engineering Science, University of Nicosia .Session t i t le: Adapting the Emerging Cypriot O&G Sector to the New Oil Price Realit iesConstantinos Hadjistassou is a Lecturer in Engineering Science, at the University of Nicosia, and also teaching member at the MEngPetroleum Engineering of Cyprus. He teaches on offshore & subsea facilities, natural gas monetization, safety & marine environmentalmatters. His research interests include flow assurance, pipeline engineering and environmental footprint of O&G. He holds a Mastersfrom MIT and a doctorate from the University of Oxford.

Fiona Mullen, Director, Sapienta EconomicsSession title: Assessing the Current & Future Economic & Political Environment in the RegionFiona Mullen is the Director of Sapienta Economics, an independent economics consultancy, and Strata Insight, an energy politicaland policy risk advisory. She is the author of the monthly Sapienta Country Analysis Cyprus and has been the economy adviser tothe United Nations good offices mission in Cyprus since 2008.

Gabriele Noli, Asset Integrity Management Sector Development Manager, D’Appolonia S.p.aSession title: Asset Integrity Management: Offshore Facilities Integrity Monitoring and ManagementGabriele Noli is a Mechanical Engineer with an advanced degree as International Welding Engineer and qualifications in the field ofwelding inspection, NDT and certification of pressure equipment. During his 10+ years’ experience in RINA, he has built his expertisein the QC, certification, inspection and testing of equipment and materials for the Oil & Gas industry, and in the development of AssetIntegrity related engineering services. Today Gabriele is the Asset Integrity Management Sector Manager for D’Appolonia, the RINACompany in charge of consulting engineering services.

Gary Lakes, Director, Energy Program, European Rim Policy & Investment Council (ERPIC, Cyprus)Conference ChairmanGary Lakes is Director of the Energy Program at the European Rim Policy and Investment Council (ERPIC) in Cyprus. Previously hewas East Mediterranean, Caspian and North African Editor for the Middle East Economic Survey (MEES) in Nicosia, where he workedfor 22 years. He is now also the Cyprus correspondent for Platts and a contributor to several publications focused on regional energyissues.

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Christian Krupke, Functional Safety Expert, TÜVNORD Systems GmbH & Co. KGSession title: TUV NORD: Independent Inspection & Certification Body for Offshore Construction & Pipeline Projects.Functional Safety in Oil & Gas ProjectsChristian Krupke is a Functional Safety Expert. He has more than 6 years of international experience on Functional Safety workingon multinational projects for international companies. Christian Krupke holds a diploma on Mathematics from the University ofAugsburg and is a father of two.

Iain Dowell, Eastern Mediterranean Area Manager, HalliburtonSession title: E&P Operations, the Experience of Halliburton in the RegionDuring a thirty five year career with Halliburton, Iain Dowell has had multiple responsibilities in technology, business developmentand operations management in locations as diverse as Norway, Venezuela, Russia, USA and UK. In 2013 he was appointed managerfor the Eastern Mediterranean. He is a graduate of the University of Aberdeen, a Chartered Petroleum Engineer and a Fellow of theEnergy Institute.

Marios Patsalides, CEO, J&P Energy & Industrial Projects S.A.Session title: J&P Energy in the Oil & Gas SectorMarios Patsalides is an Electrical Engineer (MSc), with Project Management (MSc) and MBA qualifications, serving at J&P Energy& Industrial Projects S.A. with his 20 years’ experience, for most of his professional career. J&P (Overseas) is a major internationalcivil, building, M&E, oil and gas and industrial contractor. J&P has a strong presence in most countries in the Middle and Near East,North and East Africa and Europe. With an annual turnover of approx. US$ 750 million for the Year 2013, a current multi-task,multinational manpower of approx. 18,000 people, as well as a fleet of continuously renewed construction equipment, J&P (Overseas)is constantly featuring amongst the top 100 international contractors worldwide. J&P Energy & Industrial Projects S.A. is a subsidiaryof Joannou & Paraskevaides (Overseas) Ltd., and specialized in the Oil & Gas and Energy projects, providing support to all J&Pbranches worldwide

Moty Kuperberg, Director Oil & Gas, Dynamic Shipping ServicesSession title: Is it the End of Energy Crisis Era?Moty Kuperberg graduate Haifa University, with post graduate Diploma in Shipping, City of London Polytechnic, 1988.Hr has over 25 years’ experience in shipping and is head of the LNG and off-shore department at Dynamic Shipping. In 2006 heintroduced the Government of Cyprus with an LNG solution for the country and is an expert on the interrelationship betweenenergy/geopolitics/pricing.

Pambos Kammas, Director of Standardisation, Cyprus Organisation for Standardisation .Conference HostSession title: Developing the Cyprus Quality Infrastructure in the Emerging Hydrocarbon Sector Through Standards:Experience, Challenges and the FutureDirector of Standardisation, Cyprus Organisation for Standardisation (CYS), elected member of the Administrative Board of theEuropean Organisation for Standardisation (CEN), elected Chair of the CEN Certification Board, leading the CYS team for theHydrocarbon issues, projects and quality infrastructures. Worked as Director of the Cyprus Certification Company (CCC) and IndustryOfficer at the Cyprus Employers & Industrial Federation (OEB). He has knowledge of the European legal spectrum directly relatedto Standardisation, Conformity assessment, Accreditation, Metrology, Regulation 1025/2012 etc. Experience in legal issues inStandardisation and quality audit experience related to EFQM levels of excellence and other standards.

Panayiotis Mitrou, Senior Client Support Manager, Piraeus  Business Development, Hellenic Lloyd’s RegisterSession title: Adding Value to Offshore OperationsPanayiotis Mitrou is a Naval Architect and Marine Engineer NTUA, holding an MBA in Shipping from ALBA Business School. Duringhis seven year service with Lloyd's Register Piraeus Design Support Office, he has been dealing with series of statutory and otherreviews. He has supported and led the implementation of several pieces of new legislation ranging from Ballast Water managementto the latest Energy management related requirements. He has also been deeply involved in MARPOL and the Chemical codesmatters. He has represented Hellenic Lloyd's and Lloyd's Register in a number of international forums, research and other projectsdeveloped within the TEN-T and other EU frameworks. He is currently involved in the development of small scale LNG through LNGbunkering and the offshore activity for LR in the Eastern Mediterranean area. 

Savvas Peltekis, General Manager, TUV HELLAS S.ASession title: TUV NORD: Independent Inspection & Certification Body for Offshore Construction & Pipeline Projects.Functional Safety in Oil & Gas ProjectsMr. Peltekis (Naval Architect and Marine Engineer – NTUA 1981) has been working in TUV HELLAS S.A since 1988. During the last14 years he has been the General Manager of TUV HELLAS S.A. He is also the President of HellasCert (Greek Association ofAccredited Inspection) and a member of National Accreditation Council (ESYD) since 2008.

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Spyridon Zolotas, Area Manager, Greece & Cyprus, RINASession title: OSV: Two Case Studies for Offshore Marine OperationsSpyros Zolotas is a Naval Architect & Marine Engineer, N.T.U.A. He joined RINA as exclusive marine surveyor in 1996 and has servedin various positions within the Organization. He currently holds the position as RINA Area Manager with the technical and commercialresponsibility of the area covering Greece, Cyprus, Lebanon and Israel.

Solonas Kassinis, Managing Director, Kassinis International ConsultingSession title: Essential Necessities for the Training and Recruitment in the Regional Oil & Gas SectorSolon studied Chemical Engineering at the University of Surrey, where he graduated in 1977 with honors. He also holds a BSc inBusiness Studies from the University of London and a Diploma in Marketing of the Institute of Marketing in London. Solon has beenclosely associated with the oil and gas industry for more than 35 years and through his positions in the Ministry of Commerce, Industry& Tourism, he dealt with the development of the hydrocarbon exploration activities offshore Cyprus. Solon is the President of the“Solon Kassinis” Energy Training School and Research Centre of UCLan Cyprus. He was until recently the Executive Vice Presidentof Cyprus National Hydrocarbons Company. Prior to that, he also served as the Director of the Department of Energy Service of theMinistry of Commerce, Industry and Tourism. He is now an independent consultant and Managing Director of his newly foundedcompany “Kassinis International Consulting Ltd”, offering consulting services for the oil and gas sector and the petrochemicalsbusiness.

Srinivasan Raghu, Vice President –Engineering Services South East Asia, TUV Nord (Thailand) LtdSession title: TUV NORD: Independent Inspection & Certification Body for Offshore Construction & Pipeline Projects.Functional Safety in Oil & Gas Projects.Srinivasan Raghu is Vice President –Engineering Services, South East Asia, for TUV Nord (Thailand) Ltd & based at Bangkok, Thailandsince 2011. He is a qualified Mechanical and Marine Engineer with Top Level management experience and exposure of over 25 yearsin Certification work related to Marine, Oil & Gas Industries in Middle East, Indian Subcontinent and now South East Asia. His careerbegan with Merchant Navy where he worked as a Chief Engineer on Merchant Vessels and subsequent Assignment included shipSurveys and involved in interacting with flag state Government, Stake Holders, Marine Underwriters & offshore safety forums. Heworked as Country Manager for ABS Group in Sultanate of Oman and India. Subsequently he worked as Associate Director withBritish Standard Institution & Executive Director with Germanischer Lloyd Industrial Services in India which allowed him to a highlevel focus on quality, safety and environment requirements for independent certification. Recent assignments in South East Asiainclude project quality management for clients PTTEP, Thai Nippon steel & Sumikin Engineering & Construction Corp., Ltd, C.U.E.L,Clough (Thailand) etc. He has been a key speaker on issues related to quality, safety, environment and process safety at variousInternational forums and instrumental is spreading this interest to society at large. He is a rotarian and involved in various charityInstitutions in Thailand & India.

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Russell Prince, Chief Executive, CMS Training Center/SETA Training and Advisory Services .Session title: Oil & Gas Industry: A Review for a Fast Growing EnvironmentRussell has over 30 years of diverse Loss Control and Health and Safety Management experience and has expertise in the Oil andGas, Manufacturing and Service Industries and is internationally recognised for his leadership in the design and delivery of Healthand Safety Training programmes throughout the UK, Europe the Middle East, UAE and Africa, he has gained experience in developingand implementing innovative programs with substantial bottom-line benefits. Russell’s journey with SETA started in 1979 where hequickly progressed gaining experience across all aspects of SETA’s business. He became Chief Executive in 2009 where he hastaken the business from strength to strength.

Professor Toulla Onoufriou, President, Cyprus Hydrocarbons CompanySession title : Management of Hydrocarbon Reserves and Opportunities for Regional CooperationProfessor Toula Onoufriou is the President of the Cyprus Hydrocarbons Company. She is also the Vice Rector for Academic Affairs of the Cyprus University of Technology (CUT), a Professor of Infrastructure Reliability and Management and an Academic Visitor at Imperial College (UK). Professor Onoufriou is also the Vice-Chair of the First National Advisory Committee which advises the President and the Government of Cyprus on a New National Strategy for Research, Innovation and Technology Development. She obtained her PhD with a scholarship from Imperial College (UK) in Offshore Structures and she is a top graduate of the Civil Engineering Department of City University (UK) where she was also awarded the Renie Prize. She combines extensive experience within the offshore oil and gas industry and in academia. She has worked for several years with Halliburton Brown & Root as Senior Consultant and Deputy Head of the Advanced Analysis, Research and Development Department and has led several projects for offshore operators and safety authorities. She was awarded the Stanley Gray Award by the Institute of Marine Engineers UK for the Best Publication on Marine Technology. She has also been an invited speaker at the US Congress and the European Commission in the area of Hydrocarbons.

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National Hosting Organisation: Cyprus Organisation for Standardisation

The Cyprus Organisation of Standardisation (CYS) is the National Standards body of Cyprus. It has been established and operatesas a limited private company under the Law for Standardization, Accreditation and Technical Regulation, having the Republic ofCyprus as its sole shareholder. CYS is a full member of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), the InternationalElectrotechnical Commission (IEC), as well as of the European Organizations for Standardization CEN, CENELEC and ETSI.CYS mission is to enhance the national standardisation system to safeguard national interest at the European and international level.Moreover, to promote European and international standards aiming the improvement of competitiveness of Cypriot companies,environmental protection and secure consumers health and safety, in order to ensure sustainable improvement of quality of life withinthe society. The Cyprus Certification Company (CCC) is CYS’s subsidiary offering high value certification and inspection auditingservices.

One of CYS’s major objectives is to actively contribute to the development of the national quality infrastructure through standardizationactivities, in the emerging oil and gas sector. Standards are a valuable tool for the regulatory authorities as well as for the industryand the society in general, simultaneously securing citizens health and safety and the environment’s protection.

Joannides + Co LtdJoannides + Co Ltd is a leading firm of public accountants and consultants based in Cyprus, with offices in Nicosia, Limassol andLarnaca, providing distinctive high quality professional services as Auditors, Accountants, Tax and Business Advisors. The Firm wasfounded in 1980 and is a member of AGN International.

At Joannides + Co Ltd, our objectives have always been to be fully responsive to our clients’ requirements, be efficient and effective,be innovative and forward thinking, be available wherever and whenever needed and to add significant value to our clients’ business.We aim to provide a cost-effective, tailored service in order to match the needs of each particular client. To achieve these objectives,our consulting staff, accounting personnel and support staff combine specialist expertise and experience and co-operate closelyamong themselves to ensure a productive and seamless service for our clients.

Our approach at the outset is to analyse and fully understand the capacity in which each individual client operates and establish theirrelevant corporate or personal business needs, whilst considering cross border business, tax planning, wealth protection and foreignproperty ownership issues to identify the most beneficial options available to the client, such as setting up companies, trusts or otherrelevant structures, both in Cyprus and in other jurisdictions, as appropriate.

For further details please contact Alexis Ioannides at our Nicosia office at  | Tel: +357 22556556or Chrysostomos Stephanou at our Limassol office at  | Tel: +357 25 811700

The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCCI)The federation of the local Chambers of Commerce and Industry (CCIs) which operate in Nicosia, Limassol, Famagusta, Larnacaand Paphos. The local CCIs have a geographical coverage of their respective districts. The Nicosia CCI covers also the districts ofKyrenia and Morphou. The membership of the CCCI exceeds 8,000 enterprises from the whole spectrum of business activity. Affiliatedto it are more than 140 Professional Associations from the trade, industry and services sectors.

The Cyprus International Businesses Association (CIBA)CIBA was established on 31 December 1992, following the initiative of a number of businessmen, who had answered the calls ofthe siren to move their international activities  to Cyprus and to enjoy an interesting package which included the Mediterraneanclimate, the relaxed atmosphere, the easy immigration policies and the interesting tax regime.  By then several hundreds of companieswith foreign shareholders had opened fully fledged offices, without however being able to rely on the support of any association tosafeguard and/or protect their interests. CIBA is a non-governmental independent association, financed by membership fees only.Its daily activities and initiatives are organised and carried out by its General Secretary and an Executive Committee of maximum 12persons of which 8 necessarily have to emerge from member companies.  The office and administration are managed by an AssistantGeneral Secretary.  The members of the Executive Committee are volunteers and do not receive any compensation for their time,efforts, transportation or telephone expenses.  The executive committee is elected by the members and meets once a month.Ever since its creation, the Association has gone to great lengths to represent and safeguard the interests of the internationalbusinesses, their international shareholders, their managers and staff. 

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Cyprus Gas NewsSince 2012 CyprusGasNews is the leading Oil and Gas news website in Cyprus. CyprusGasNews.com offers valuable resource ofthe latest daily news about Cyprus Oil, and Gas matters. We are also providing Investment services to facilitate the needs ofCorporations and high net worth individuals gain from our on-the –ground perspective and local expertise since we have permanentoffices both in Cyprus, Jordan and China. Cyprus is becoming a strong regional energy player and many investment opportunitiesin the energy field exist and even more are in the pipeline.

The Cyprus Oil and Gas Association (COGA)The Cyprus Oil and Gas Association (COGA) was founded on February 2013 by a group of professionals under the auspices of theauspices of the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The mission of the Association is to represent and advocate the Industryviews by developing effective proposals to governement agencies for the infrastructure, development and Legislation of the CyprusOil & Gas Industry, and by serving the interests of the emerging Oil & Gas Industry of Cyprus and its Exclusive Economic Zone.

The Cyprus Shipping Association (CSA-CY)The Cyprus Shipping Association (CSA) was established in 1945 to provide a professional forum for the shipping agents of Cyprus.In 1954, following its registration under the provisions of the local Trade Unions Law, CSA became the official body representing theprofession of shipping agents in Cyprus. CSA has a Managing Committee comprising of 13 members whose chairman to-day is Mr.Christakis Papavassiliou. It has also a Permanent Secretariat headed by Mr. Lefteris Kouzapas, General Manager. CSA has to-day47 Members and 17 Associate Members. CSA is the spokesman for the Shipping agents in Cyprus, it ensures that its voice is heardon public issues affecting its members and combining to the solution of their problems. CSA is also acting as a liaison, negotiatorand representative for its members int heir dealings with the Government, the Legislature, the Port Authorities, the CustomsAdministration, the Business Community, the Trade Unions and other interested parties. It is actively involved in the operation andmarketing of the Cyprus ports playing an important role in the port affairs and taking part in the formation of the policies applied inthe solutions to problems arising. CSA’s international affiliations include membership of the federation of National Association of ShipTraders and Agents (FONASBA and ECASBA) BIMCO and ICHCA. At the local level it is a Member of the Cyprus Chamber ofCommerce and Industry and the Cyprus Employers and Industrialists federation. Furthermore it provides to Members with a platformfor exchange of professional experiences of common interests. In a day and age of revolutionary changes and of enormous growthof competition and taking also into serious consideration the privatization of the Cyprus ports, CSA places increased emphasis onthe upgrading of the skills of its members and the training their staff/labourers, the technological advancement of their operationsand their strategic planning of their activities. CSA has an excellent cooperation with the Government, the House of Representativesand all the local and professional Organisations and the Trade Unions on matters pertaining to the Port and Maritime Industry.

The European Rim Policy and Investment Council (ERPIC)Founded in 2001, The European Rim Policy and Investment Council (ERPIC) is a network of professionals, academics, former andact ing dip lomats, pol i t ic ians and pol icymakers, business f i rms and non-governmental organizat ions.Mission Statement: ERPIC is committed to advancing mutual understanding between Europe, and its neighbours, by promotingcloser economic, social and political interaction between the European Union, and its periphery.

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Vestnik KipraVestnik Kipra is the oldest Russian newspaper in Cyprus. It is issued since 1995 and has good reputation among Russian residentsand tourists. The newspaper organizes many events for Russian community of Cyprus. It has a Russian Educational Centre, RussianHelp Line and Russian library club, so it became a kind of cultural centre for Russian-speakers of Limassol.60 pages. 4,000 – 4,500 copies a week. Extra copies in summer and winter holidays. Free copies can be found on board of CyprusAirways, Aeroflot, Transaero, Pulkovo, Belavia flights, in Russian and Ukrainian Embassies, Press and Information Office, RussianCultural Centre. Moreover, newspaper Vestnik Kipra is distributed all over Cyprus by the Hellenic Distribution Agency, so it can befound in all towns and villages.

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