Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 134
Shell and British Council Egypt Honor Intilaaqah Graduates
For the seventh year in a row Shell Egypt and British Council Egypt honored the graduates of the 'Shell Intilaaqah Egypt' program. The seventh annual awards ceremony was held at the Intercontinental City Stars, El S ... Kuwait Energy Launches Partnership with Students from Suez Canal University
Kuwait Energy recently announced an educational partnership with the Society of Petroleum Engineers involving students from Suez Canal University. The partnership is part of Kuwait Energy's ongoing efforts to suppor ... The Elusive IMF Loan
Many investors, politicians, and Egyptian citizens are hoping for a speedy agreement concerning the proposed $4.8 billion IMF loan to Egypt. Investors and businessmen believe that the loan will provide the short term ... Comparative Subsidy Reform
Egypt's difficulties in implementing subsidy reforms are not uncommon. Many countries have encountered challenges while implementing energy subsidy reform. According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), reductio ... Khalda Gas Compression Project
The Qasr Gas Compression Project (QGCP) is designed to improve recovery at the gas-condensate Qasr reservoir in the Western Desert. The reservoir is located approximately 525 km west of Cairo and is operated by Khal ... Sipetrol’s East Ras Qattara Concession
This month Egypt Oil and Gas had the pleasure of visiting Sipetrol International's record-breaking East Ras Qattara (ERQ) concession. Egypt Oil and Gas met with Sipetrol's Eng. Sayed Rezk, General Manager of PetroSh ... Egypt’s Impending Subsidy Crisis
Since the revolution, Egypt's economy has been in a state of deterioration evinced by an increasing deficit, dwindling foreign reserves, and rising inflation. Economic reform, specifically the proposed removal of en ... Interview with John Evans, General Manager of Fugro
While we have faced several challenges over the last two years, our business was not seriously damaged.We managed to continue to trade profitably. Fortunately, we have not had to make staff reductions or cut salaries ... 
