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Iraqi Government to meet international oil and gas companies in London

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With Iraq’s economy relying heavily on the oil and gas sector, accounting for 90 per cent of government revenues, a strong focus on international relations and staying ahead of demand in the upstream and downstream sectors hold the key to much-needed infrastructure investments and reconstruction projects

In light of new opportunities, multinational experts and local know-how will join forces at Iraq’s most-established and longest-running energy event, the Iraq Petroleum Conference. Organised by CWC, the event will take place on 27–28 June 2019 in London, UK, to discuss:

-The country’s new energy vision and policy

-The global energy transition

-The future of the Iraqi oil and gas industry

-Energy innovation to improve Iraq’s power industry reliability

-The upcoming megaprojects

-Environmental challenges

-Project finance and more

Over the past decade, the CWC Iraq Portfolio has hosted more than 100 plus ministers and senior officials at various events. Now in its 13th year, Iraq Petroleum will be co-located with the inaugural Kirkuk and Mosul Megaprojects Conference.

These high-calibre events are held with the support and participation of the new Federal Iraqi Government, the Federal Ministry of Oil, Federal Ministry of Electricity, the Iraqi Federal Parliament, REFAATO as well as considerable list of sponsors including Chevron, Shell, Starlight International, KAR Group, Crescent Petroleum, Lukoil, Total, RSK, Gardaworld, Vinson & Elkins LLP, Field Energy Services, Mitsubishi, ILF Consulting, Al-Barham Group, ICTSI ME and Mselect.

Keynote speakers will include:

-Thamir Ghadhban, Deputy Prime Minister for Energy and Minister of Oil, Federal Government of Iraq

-Ambassador Dr Salih Husain Ali, Ambassador of the Republic of Iraq to the United Kingdom, London

-Ambassador Jonathan Paul Wilks CMG, Her Majesty’s Ambassador to Iraq, Baghdad

-Nafaa Abdulsada Ali Al-Hmidawi, Senior Deputy Minister, Ministry of Electricity, Federal Government of Iraq

-Dr Fatih Birol, Executive Director, International Energy Agency, IEA

-Jeffrey T. (Todd) Levy, President, Chevron Europe, Eurasia and Middle East Exploration and Production

-Michael Townshend, Regional President, BP Middle East

-Gati Saadi Al-Jebouri, Managing Director, LUKOIL Mid-East Limited

For further information, visit https://www.cwciraqpetroleum.com/

For the full programme, download the brochure

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