Middle East and North Africa Energy 2019 - Chatham House [Promoted]
Current economic prospects for energy producers and exporters in the Middle East and North Africa appear positive. Among other factors, a relatively high oil price compared with recent years has enabled many of the region’s producers to increase investment in the oil and gas sector while also pursuing fiscal policies and reforms intended to diversify their economies over the longer term.
This outlook is tempered by uncertainty, however. There are numerous geopolitical and market factors that will determine whether it can be sustained – from the mid- to long-term effects of the US withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal, to questions over the ability of OPEC and its members to manage oil supply and prices.
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The 2019 Chatham House Middle East and North Africa Energy conference will address these and other key issues, including the extent of spare capacity in global oil markets and implications for MENA oil producers; the interplay between established and emerging powers and the competition for influence in the region; incentives and attitudes to investment in the region’s oil and gas sector; and the region’s economic and energy reform agenda and structural barriers to diversification.
Join senior figures including:
- HE Eng Tarek El Molla, Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Egypt
- HE Mustapha Guitouni, Minister of Energy, Algeria
- Sandra Oudkirk, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Energy Resources, US Department of State
- Mustafa Sanalla, Chairman, National Oil Corporation, Libya
See the full speaker line-up: https://cht.hm/2D1Mtmo
Read the agenda: https://cht.hm/2M3Ack5
Book online now to secure your place at the event
For more information or help with your registration please contact Charlie Burnett Rae on +44 (0)20 7957 5727.
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