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Under the patronage of H.E. Eng. Sameh Fahmy, Minister of Petroleum, Egypt; INTERGAS is the world-renowned international oil & gas event for the whole Middle East and North Africa energy market. If Oil and Gas in the Middle East & North Africa is your business, then INTERGAS is your opportunity to meet everyone who matters. Industry decision makers, sellers and buyers will meet for three days of business, networking, negotiations and showcasing all major oil and gas projects. INTERGAS is an all-encompassing commercial event: an international exhibition, a strategic conference, technical sessions and opportunities for your company to make presentations directly to your target audience.
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The Gateway to Oil & Gas in Middle East & North Africa
Under the High Patronage of H.E. Eng Sameh Fahmy, Minister of Petroleum, Egypt
www.intergasegypt.com
6th International Conference & Exhibition
10-12 May 2011, CICC, Cairo, Egypt
OFFICIAl SUPPOrTErS
PlATINUM SPONSOr GOlD SPONSOrS
TOUrISM SPONSOr
OFFICIAl MEDIA PArTNEr
SIlVEr SPONSOrS BrONZE SPONSOrS
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STrATEGIC CONFErENCE 10-11 MAy 2011
The Gateway to Oil and Gas in Middle East & North Africa If oil and gas in the Middle East & North Africa is your business, then INTErGAS VI is your opportunity to meet everyone who matters. Industry decision makers, sellers and buyers will meet for three days of business, networking, negotiations and showcasing all major oil and gas projects. INTERGAS, now in its 6th edition is firmly established as the leading conference for all companies working or wanting to enhance their business in Egypt’s oil, gas and petrochemical sectors.
Benefits of attending1. MEET face-to-face with the key oil and gas decision makers in the MENA region2. ENGAGE in real dialogue – exchange ideas with local and international partners3. MAXIMISE the potential of the investment opportunities available in Egypt’s energy sector4. HEAR from, meet and network with international and Egyptian industry experts5. SHARE knowledge, technologies and best practices6. LISTEN to the most up-to-date oil, gas and petrochemical information
Gas• Gas exploration and developments in Egypt • Mediterranean and Nile Delta exploration• Shale gas in North Africa• Natural gas import and export, difficulties and challenges • Expansion and challenges in the LNG industry
CONTENT fOCuS fOR THE CONfERENCE
Oil• Subsidising policy in Egypt, challenges & solutions• Technological breakthroughs in E&P• Independent companies vs. IOC• Opportunities and activity in the Gulf of Suez
• Import strategy of petrochemicals – future plans• Case studies from across the region • Development of the UAE petrochemical sector• Technological trends
Petrochemicals
SuPPORTERS
Egyptian GeneralPetroleum Corporation
Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company
The EgyptianPetrochemicalHolding Company
Ganoub El Wadi HoldingPetroleum Company
Egyptian Mineralresources Authority
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DISTINGUISHED SPEAkErS
H.E. Eng Sameh Fahmy Minister of Petoleum Egypt
Eng Abdallah Ghorab Chief Executive Officer EGPC
Eng Mahmoud LatifChairman EGAS
Eng Sherif Ismail Chairman Ganoup
Eng Osama Kamal Chairman ECHEM
Adriano MonginiGeneral Manager ENI Ieoc
Tim ArmsbyPartner Trowers & Hamlins
Ahmad AtallahChairman & Managing Director Shell Egypt
Hesham MekawiChairman BP Egypt
Eng Hany NasserVice Chairman for Agreements & Exploration Ganoub
Dr Eng Atef Abdallah AbdelhadyVice Chairman for Production & Development EGAS
Leonid BokhanovskySecretary General Gas Exporting Countries Forum
Mostafa El BahrChairman EMrA
Dr Ahmed Abdul fattahDeputy Chief Executive Officer for Exploration EGPC
Eng Mohammad Al-HowqalCompany Chief Operation Officer kuwait Energy Company
Nikos TsafosSenior Analyst PFC Energy
Ross CassidySenior Analyst - North African research Woodmackenzie
Michael WoltranSenior Vice President, Gas logistics OMV Gas & Power GmbH
Hesham RaafatChief Executive Officer Oriental Petrochemicals Company
Dathar Yahya AyoubGeneral Director Midland Refineries Co Iraq
Register your interest today!
Eng Abdel Hafiz M EdelTel: +20 2 2405 1919
Email: [email protected]
Kristina MackintoshTel: + 44 20 7978 0049
Email: [email protected]
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WHErE INTErNATIONAlS MEET THE EGyPTIAN DECISION MAkErS
Opening Ceremony & ReceptionTake part in the prestigious opening ceremony led by H.E. ENG SAMEH FAHMY, Minister of Petroleum, Egypt, and enjoy the drinks reception, a great opportunity to network with conference delegates and exhibitors.
Extended Lunches & Coffee BreaksScheduled around the conference agenda, lunches and coffee breaks provide a relaxed setting to connect with the key players in the industry, meet senior decision makers, government officials and industry experts to drive your business interests.
ExhibitionVisit the exhibition and meet face-to-face with senior government and state companies, find out about new products, latest technologies and services, all in one place; the largest energy event in Africa.
Online Networking
Start networking now online.
Join our linkedIn group and network with other delegates prior to the event.
you can also follow us on Twitter and get the latest updates about speakers, programme information and hot topics.
Sponsorship Opportunities
As Egypt’s premier oil and gas event, Intergas is at the heart of the market where new relationships are formed and where old ones are cemented - projects are discussed and deals are done.
With one of our bespoke sponsorship packages you can:• Position yourself as a key player• Demonstrate your commitment to the Egyptian market• Gain prime exposure to senior decision makers• Showcase your company’s activities
To discuss tailored sponsorship options please contact
Eng Mohamed ShihaTel: +20 2 2405 1919
Email: [email protected]
Phillip ClarkeTel: +44 20 7978 0056
Email: [email protected]
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Opening Ceremony & Evening Reception - Tuesday 10 May 2011Take part in the prestigious opening ceremony led by H.E. ENG SAMEH FAHMy, Minister of Petroleum, Egypt, and enjoy the tour of the international exhibition and the evening reception a great opportunity to network with conference delegates and exhibitors. Take this opportunity to hear future plans and investment opportunities from the Ministry of Petroleum, Egypt at the only major event supported by the Minister in 2011.
THE GOVErNMENT lED STrATEGIC FOrUM IN EGyPT
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09.00-09.30 Breakfast and registration
GrAND OPENING CErEMONy AND TOUr OF THE EXHIBITION
Ministerial Address: H.E. Eng Sameh Fahmy, Minister of Petroleum, Egypt
keynote addresses: Adriano Mongini, General Manager, ENI Ieoc Ahmad Atallah, Chairman & Managing Director, Shell Egypt Hesham Mekawi, Chairman, BP EgyptEng Mohammad Al-Howqal, Company Chief Operation Officer, kuwait Energy Company Official Opening of the International Exhibition
13.00-14.15 Networking lunch
1 EGyPT’S rOlE AS AN ENErGy HUB FOr THE rEGION
Energy subsidies in Egypt, challenges and solutions Geographical pattern of energy investment Egypt - Economic landscape and future investment possibilities
Skill shortage and its impact on high demand of human resources
What role does Egypt play in supplying gas to Europe?
Eng Mostafa El Bahr, Chairman, EMrAEng Mohamed Shoeib Mohamed, Deputy Executive Officer Operations, EGPCMohamed Abu Basha, Economist, EFG Hermes
2 UNlEASHING FUrTHEr OIl POTENTIAl IN EGyPT – UPDATES AND FOrECAST
Movers and shakers – Independent Oil Companies vs. International Oil Companies
Government policies to promote investment Opportunities and activity in the Gulf of Suez rWE Dea in Egypt: Disouq gas development
President, kuwait Energy Company Albert Cress, Country Manager, Transglobe Energy Egypt Companies Dr Al Khalifa, Chief Executive Officer, Dragon OilChristof Wallmann, Production and reservoir Department Manager, rWE Dea Egypt
3 TECHNOlOGICAl BrEAkTHrOUGHS IN E&P
How new technologies have created significant value to the energy mix
Offshore drilling technology Expandable Technology Preparing for a safe ultra deep water drilling operation in Egypt
Anders kullerud, Country Manager, Statoil Egypt Hans-Christian Freitag, Vice President Marketing Middle East region, Baker HughesBill Coates, Vice President Marketing and Sales, Schlumberger
17.00 Summary and Close of Day One
17.30 Networking Evening reception
CONFErENCE DAy ONETUESDAy 10 MAy 2011
“ I would like to thank CWC for the assistance and effort paid to organize INTERGAS V conference and exhibition last week ” Sales Development, Saudi Steel Pipe Company
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09.00-09.30 Breakfast and registration
4 GAS DEVElOPMENT IN EGyPT AND MENA - PAVING THE WAy FOr NEW INVESTMENTS
Gas exploration, developments and challenges in Egypt and MENA
Shale gas in North Africa – discussing potential and possible implications
Mediterranean and Nile Delta exploration Western desert GOS and red Sea exploration Gas pricing mechanisms Natural gas import and export, difficulties and challenges Natural gas processing and handling
Eng. Mahmoud latif, Chairman, EGASleonid Bokhanovsky, Secretary, General GasExporting Countries Forumross Cassidy, Senior Analyst - North African research, PFC EnergyMichael Woltran, Senior Vice President, Gas logistics, OMV Gas & Power GmbH
11.00-11.30 Networking Coffee Break
5 lNG - FUTUrE POSSIBIlITIES AND CUrrENT CHAllENGES
Expansion and challenges in the lNG industry The changing landscape for financing LNG projects New agreements and future plans New developments in lNG storage
Dr Eng Atef Abdallah Abdelhady, Vice Chairman for Production & Development, EGASNikos Tsafos, Manager, Upstream & Gas Group, PFC Energy
6 DOWNSTrEAM IN MENA; CHAllENGES AND EXPANSION, NEWS AND UPDATES
The challenges of the downstream industry in the Middle East
Import strategy of petrochemicals – future plans Development of the UAE petrochemical sector Technological trends Projects: The petrochemical complex
Eng Osama kamal, Chairman, ECHEMDathar yahya Ayoub, General Director, Midland Refineries Co, IraqHesham Raafat, Chief Executive Officer, Oriental Petrochemicals CompanyBasil El-Baz, Chairman & Managing Director, Egypt Basic Industries CompanyAndy E Allen, Global Business Director, Chemicals, Petrochemicals & Polymers, Foster Wheeler
13.00-14.15 Networking lunch Hosted by
7 FINANCING OF THE HyDrOCArBON SECTOr; EVOlVING STrUCTUrES AND NEW SOUrCES OF lIQUIDITy
Crude oil and natural gas pricing and smart forecasting Maximising the positive social impact organisations have on local communities
Creating a robust environmental monitoring system Enhancing the development of the Egyptian energy sector
regional experiences and investment opportunities
Eng Hany Nasser, Vice Chairman for Agreements & Exploration, Ganope
Investment banks and financiers (local, regional and international) will be invited to actively participate in this session. The number is strictly limited to 4 speakers. Please call Phillip Clarke to secure your slot on + 44 207 978 0056 or via email on [email protected]
8 PlANS FOr THE FUTUrE - rEFINErIES AND GAS CITIES
The changing market; adapting and succeeding. The impact of the demand of cleaner fuels on refining capacity across the region
Investment interest from inside and outside the region Gas cities for the MENA region – Projects and status updates
The impact of the free zone status to oil refineries
Dr Mahmoud Badran, Chairman, MIDTAPEng Ahmed El Gayar, Chairman, Abu Qir Fertilizers
17.00 Summary and close of Day Two
17.30 Evening function
CONFErENCE DAy TWO WEDNESDAy 11 MAy 2011
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TECHNICAl SESSION DAyTHUrSDAy 12 MAy 2011
Call for Abstracts:
The technical session day will be led by regional experts. This is your chance to share your expertise, experience and knowledge with your colleagues around the world.
Skilled professionals are invited to submit top quality abstracts (200-300 words) which cover the main topics listed on the right. The best papers will be presented on the Technical Session Day.
Submission Deadlines:
Deadline for Abstracts: 1 March 2011
Notification to Authors: 21 March 2011
Final Presentation Submission: 15 April 2011 For more information and guidelines please visit www.intergasegypt.com
Topics• Acquisition Technology
• lNG Technology
• Asset Integrity
• Offshore Technology
• Deepwater Technology
• Petrochemicals Industry
• Drilling Technologies
• Production Engineering
• Economies
• Project Management
• Gas Handling
• reservoir Evaluation
• Health, Safety and Environment
• risk and Uncertainty
• Improving Downstream Operations
• Surface Facilities
• IT and Artificial Intelligence
• Well Construction
Register your interest today!Marwa Bahgat
Tel: +20 2 2405 1919 Email: [email protected]
Haany HalimTel: + 44 20 7978 0052
Email: [email protected]
THE PrEMIEr OIl AND GAS EVENT IN EGyPT
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INTErNATIONAl EXHIBITION10-12 MAy 2011
The Largest Oil and Gas Exhibition in Africa
Building on the outstanding success of the 2009 edition where 437 exhibitors welcomed a record 12,236 professional participants; the organisers are delighted to announce the further expansion of the exhibition space which will allow INTErGAS VI to further substantiate its position as one of the world’s leading oil and gas events.INTErGAS VI is the perfect setting for you to showcase, endorse and promote your company in one of the most lucrative oil & gas markets in the world.
Register your interest today!
Eng Mohamed ShihaTel: +20 2 2405 1919
Email: [email protected]
Paul GilbertTel: +44 20 7978 0342
Email: [email protected]
“ It was excellent having the Minister visit our booth and we met many new clients ” regional Manager, CGG Veritas
“ The exhibition was very successful and met our objectives ” Sales Director, Xait
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Egypt International Fairs (EIF) has worked in the field of organisation of international conferences, exhibitions, seminars, and workshops for 14 years. EIF has become one of the leading names in the exhibition industry due to its experience and expertise in the Middle East region. Based in Cairo, EIF are ideally placed to organise INTErGAS VI. Their knowledge of local market is extensive and has earned them the support of the Minister of Petroleum and of state owned companies.
EGyPT INTERNATIONAL fAIRS (EIf)
The CWC Group is the market leader in providing products and services to the international energy sector, particularly in North Africa and the Middle East. Over the past 14 years, our events have attracted thousands of delegates, sponsors and exhibitors. Ministers, government delegations and industry experts support and attend all CWC events.
THE CWC GROuP
REGISTER SPONSOR EXHIBIT SPEAKEng Mohamed Shiha • Tel: +20 2 2405 1919 • Email: [email protected] Gilbert • Tel: +44 20 7978 0342 • Email: [email protected]
MEDIA PARTNERS
AFRICANENERGY
OIL • GAS • POWER • POLICY & FINANCE
THE OrGANISErS AND THE INDUSTry PArTNErS
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DON’T MISS THE OPPOrTUNITy TO VISIT THE CITy OF A THOUSAND MINArETS
The Cairo International Conference Centre (CICC) The CICC is the result of years of tireless planning and careful execution. While everything is carried with the greatest possible efficiency, the clients’ comfort and convenience is always priority. It is a mere ten minute drive from Cairo International Airport, a short drive from any one of several five star hotels and a five minute walk from the Cairo International Exhibition Grounds.
Enjoy the Local Cuisine and ShoppingCairo is a vibrant city that never sleeps, full of restaurants, cafes and food stands. Embrace Cairo’s incredible selection of shopping, leisure and nightlife activities. Shopping ranges from the famous Khan el-Khalili souk, (or bazaar) largely unchanged since the 14th century, to modern air-conditioned centres displaying the latest fashions.
Visit the Egyptian MuseumThe biggest single attraction within the city centre for tourists is the Egyptian Museum. The sprawling sandstone building on Tahrir Square is packed with antiquities: mummies including the pharaohs ramses II and III and Seti I, the contents of the tomb of Tutankhamen (King Tut) and many other highlights from the oldest of civilisations. Don’t overlook the excellent collection of Greek and roman artefacts.
Cairo, Home to the PyramidsDon’t miss the opportunity to visit Egypt’s capital and the biggest city in Africa. Cairo is a multicultural city, spread over both sides of the Nile, is home to Pharaonic, Islamic and Coptic monuments as well as statues and streets from the turn of the century and the Ottoman Empire. Walking through the crowds of people, cars and microbuses and embracing the randomness of the city is one of the most interesting experiences some come to find.
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BOOKING CONDITIONSPayment should be made within fourteen (14) days from the date of booking. Fullpayment must be received for entrance to be guaranteed. A confirmation letter andinvoice will be sent to you on receipt of your booking. Should you be unable toattend, a substitute delegate is welcome at no extra charge.
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In the event that CWC cancels or postpones an event for any reason and thedelegate is unable or unwilling to attend the rescheduled date, you will receive acredit for 100% of the contract fee paid. You may use this credit for another CWCevent, which must occur within one year from the date of cancellation orpostponement. Except as specified above, no credits will be issued forcancellations. There are no refunds given under any circumstances. Nonpaymentor non-attendance does not constitute cancellation. The booking fee does notinclude accommodation or travel costs; these are the responsibility of the Delegate.
It may be necessary for reasons beyond the control of the organisers to alter thecontent, timings or venue. The Company will not accept liability for any transportdisruption or individual transport delays and in such circumstances the normalcancellation restrictions apply.
VENUE INFORMATIONCairo International Convention & Exhibition Centre
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GROUP DISCOUNTSGroup discounts are available for companies sending 3 or more delegates.
Please contact:Phillip ClarkeT: +44 20 7978 0056E: [email protected]
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