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How Can the Oil and Gas Industry Contribute to Sustainable Development?

The Convention hosted a roundtable discussion titled “How the Oil and Gas Industry Can Contribute to Sustainable Development”, bringing together Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources Tarek El Molla and other industry leaders to discuss corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainable development (SD). It was moderated by Iman Hill, Executive Director at the International Association of Oil and Gas Producers (IOGP).

Developing Opportunities in IOC/NOC & Service Companies Relationship Roundtable

With the unprecedented growth the Egyptian oil and gas industry had eyed, a wide range of opportunities are still ahead, with huge potential to move the country forward on the chessboard of the energy industry.

PEOPLE DEVELOPMENT ROUNDTABLE

By Nataša Kubíková The People Development Roundtable held under the high patronage of His Excellency Eng. Tarek El Molla took place in Cairo on 13th December 2016. The roundtable took upon itself a mission to identify alternative ways to transform mechanisms for building human capital for Egypt’s oil and gas industry.

The Future of Natural Gas Industry in Egypt

The Egyptian Gas Association (EGA) held an executive roundtable - The Future of Natural Gas Industry in Egypt - with the presence of Minister of Petroleum and Natural Resources, Tarek El Molla, on 23rd February, 2016.

OPTIMIZATION ROUNDTABLE: JOINING EFFORTS TO BOOST PRODUCTION

On Monday, May 11th, a room packed with the industry’s major key players welcomed the second Egypt Oil & Gas Convention Roundtable with a mix of excitement and curiosity. This year’s conference centered around production optimization, an important challenge for the industry’s main stakeholders as the international climate forces Egypt to shift focus from exploration to boosting production in existing fields. As part of the four-day convention, the roundtable brought industry experts together to discuss issues involving the public and private sectors. The participants faced each other on the large square table, including EGPC Chairman Tarek El-Molla, Former Minister of Petroleum, Abdullah Ghorab, as well as top-level IOC representatives and engaged in a discussion that acts as a stepping-stone towards greater collaboration between key players.

EGYPT SITS ON MORE THAN 14 TCF OF STRANDED GAS RESERVES

Industry Leaders Discuss Challenges and Potential at the First Stranded Gas Roundtable In Uptown Cairo on November 19, Egypt Oil & Gas held a roundtable to discuss the vast reserves of stranded gas in Egypt under the patronage of HE Eng. Sherif Ismail Minister of Petroleum. The event gathered industry leaders from the government and its foreign partners – representing the most promi- nent players and operators in the oil and gas sec- tor in Egypt. The roundtable was chaired by EGAS Vice Chairmen Geol. Mahfouz El Bony; its partic- ipants included the former Minister of Petroleum Eng. Abdallah Ghorab, EGAS Vice Chairman Eng. Osama Elbakly, Apache Vice President Thomas Maher, Country Manager of KUFPEC Egypt Mo- hamed Al Ajeel, Country Manager of Sea Dragon Ahmed Moaaz, and Egypt newcomer Aidan Mur- phy, the Country Chairman and Managing Director for Shell Egypt.

Agreement Reached on Forming a Brownfields Committee

Last month, Egypt Oil & Gas organized The Future of Egypt’s Brownfield Development Roundtable as a part of a three-day convention that also featured an exhibition introducing the latest brownfield technologies and a workshop to facilitate exchange of experiences and discussion between the top players in the petroleum industry, drawing from domestic and foreign experts representing the private as well as the public sector. The roundtable gathered figures such as Former Minister of Petroleum Eng. Abdallah Ghorab, CEO of EGPC Eng. Tarek El Molla, President of Romania National Agency for Mineral Resources Gheorghe Dutu, and CEO of Cheiron Petroleum Service, Dr. Hani El Sharkawi, at the Intercontinental Hotel at City Stars in Cairo. As a result of the roundtable discussions, an agreement was reached between the government and attending companies to form a committee for discussing how to advance brownfields development in Egypt.

Energy Efficiency Master Plan for Egypt

"Energy Efficiency Master Plan for Egypt", a roundtable organized by Egypt Oil & Gas, took place at the Four Seasons Nile Plaza in Cairo on March 26th. The event, organized by Egypt Oil &Gas, brought together a diverse group of stakeholders including policy-makers, industry experts and academics to discuss how to tackle Egypt's current energy issues, particularly how the country can benefit from the implementation of policy and technologies that promote energy efficiency.

The Future of Unconventional Oil and Gas in Egypt

Egypt Oil & Gas Newspaper hosted its third roundtable discussion on October 3, 2013. The event was held at the Katameya Heights Clubhouse. The roundtable sought to promote dialogue between governmental officials and industry executives on the possibilities of developing Egypt's unconventional resources. Twenty-two delegates participated in the discussion, which was attended by approximately 100 members of the sector as well as local and international media outlets.

Cautious Optimism: Honoring Oil and Gas Agreements in Egypt

Egypt Oil and Gas Newspaper hosted our Second Annual Roundtable Discussion on January 16th, 2013 at the Katameya Heights Clubhouse. The event brought together oil executives and ministry officials in order to provide a forum to debate problems and issues within the Egyptian energy sector.

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