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Tanzania Oil & Gas Congress Closing Remarks PRODUCED BY ENDORSED BY SUPPORTED BY PROMOTING GOVERNMENT & INDUSTRY COLLABORATION IN TANZANIA’S OIL & GAS SECTOR Hon. Salama Aboud Talib Her Excellency Eng. Kapuulya Musomba Hon. Medard Kalemani Minister of Lands, Water, Samia Suluhu Hassan Acting Managing Director Minister of Energy Energy and Environment Vice President Tanzania Petroleum Development United Republic of Tanzania Revolutionary Government United Republic of Tanzania Corporation (TPDC) of Zanzibar PRINCIPAL SPONSOR PLATINUM SPONSOR GOLD SPONSORS SILVER SPONSORS Sumitomo Corporation BRONZE SPONSORS CWCTOG.COM #CWCTOG MEET WITH TANZANIA’S INDUSTRY LEADERS DIRECTLY AT THE OFFICIAL CONGRESS “An opportunity to engage in meaningful discussion that will end up with identifying opportunities resulting from investments in the oil and gas sector and also clarify solutions on how the sector can specifically underpin the development of our country” Her Excellency Samia Suluhu Hassan Vice-President United Republic of Tanzania “We at the Ministry of Energy are delighted to welcome once again all stakeholders to the most important oil and gas event in Tanzania and discuss the exciting business opportunities in the whole oil and gas value chain” Dr. Hamisi H Mwinyimvua Permanent Secretary Ministry of Energy, United Republic of Tanzania “TPDC is delighted to once again fully endorse the Tanzania Oil & Gas Congress. The Congress is the most established oil and gas event in Tanzania and TPDC is looking forward to actively participate in the discussions, meet with investors and establish strategic partnerships” Eng. Kapuulya Musomba Acting Managing Director Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation (TPDC) “PURA is fully endorsing the Tanzania Oil & Gas Congress 2018. We are eager to meet international and national investors and to discuss the exciting opportunities and upcoming projects in Tanzania’s upstream oil and gas industry” Charles Sangweni Acting Director General PURA “EWURA is delighted to support once again the Tanzania Oil & Gas Congress. We look forward to meeting our partners and sharing important business announcements and business opportunities in Tanzania’s downstream industry” Nzinyangwa E. Mchany Acting Director General Energy & Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (EWURA) CWCTOG.COM #CWCTOG THE PLATFORM TO SHOWCASE TANZANIA’S KEY INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN THE OIL & GAS SECTOR ENDORSED BY SUPPORTED BY Following the success of the inaugural Congress in 2017, the Tanzania Oil & Gas Congress returns for a second year with the support of the Ministry of Energy, TPDC, PURA and EWURA, and with the participation of key government bodies. Focusing on the latest project updates and developments in the oil and gas industry in Tanzania, this is the official platformpromoting government and industry collaboration. The Ministry, TPDC and other parastatals will be sending delegations to meet and engage with all the key industry players to discuss new opportunities for partnerships and investment. Join us at the Congress to discover the full range of business opportunities and benefits that oil and gas developments will bring to the local economy, and how your company can harness these prospects by connecting with both local and international industry players. Hear Directly from Tanzania’s Leading Experts on Developments in the Oil & Gas Industry The vision for Tanzania’s industrialisation powered by oil and gas Tanzania Gas and LNG Projects: Collaboration between Government and industry to move the projects forward Upstream E&P projects update Creating a robust and investor friendly business environment in Tanzania Gas monetisation as a force to power industrialization and economic development Local content and job creation ensuring a sustainable development in Tanzania’s oil and gas projects Attracting investment to upstream E&P projects in Tanzania and lessons from around the globe East Africa crude oil pipeline (EACOP) – the pipeline’s strategic importance to Tanzania and the region Downstream projects and infrastructure development in Tanzania Be part of the official oil and gas congress in Tanzania Contact Odiri Umusu on +44 20 7978 0083 or email [email protected] or contact Abdulrahim Abdulsamad on +255 779 060 338 MEET SENIOR GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS & INDUSTRY REPRESENTATIVES TO DRIVE YOUR BUSINESS Hon. Dr. Medard Hon. Jestina Mhagama Hon. Salama Hon. Charles Mwijage Hon. Eng. Isack Ambassador Kalemani Minister of State in Aboud Talib Minister of Industry, Aloyce Kamwelwe Ombeni Sefue Minister of Energy Prime Minister’s Office Minister of Lands, Water, Trade & Investment Minister of Works, Chairman United Republic United Republic Energy & Enviroment United Republic Transport & Association of Tanzania Oil & Gas Service of Tanzania of Tanzania Revolutionary Government of Tanzania Communications Providers (ATOGS) of Zanzibar United Republic & Former Chief Secretary of Tanzania Government of Tanzania Hon. Dr. Philip Hon. Ambassador Hon. Irene Muloni Hon. Martin Shigella Hon. Zainabu Tellack Eng. Joyce Kisamo I. Mpango Dr. Augustine Mahiga Minister of Energy & Tanga Regional Isaka - Shinyanga Director, Oil & Gas Minister of Finance Minister of Foreign Affairs Minerals Development Commissioner Regional Commissioner Ministry of Energy, & Planning & East African Cooperation Republic of Uganda United Republic United Republic United Republic United Republic United Republic of Tanzania of Tanzania of Tanzania of Tanzania of Tanzania Hon. Dr. Binilith Hon. Hamisi Hon. Professor Hon. Dorothy Mwanyika Nzinyangwa E. Mchany Mahenge Mwinyimvua Adolf Mkenda Permanent Secretary Acting Director General Dodoma Regional Permanent Secretary Permanent Secretary Ministry of Lands, Water, Energy & Water Commissioner Ministry of Energy Ministry of Foreign Energy & Environment, Utilities Regulatory United Republic United Republic Affairs & East African United Republic Authority of Tanzania of Tanzania Cooperation of Tanzania (EWURA) Dr. Alexander Professor Gideon Professor Sufian Col. (Retd.) Joseph Godfrey Simbeye L. Kyaruzi Kaunda Bukurua Leon Simbakalia Executive Director Board Chairman Chairman Associate Researcher Director General Tanzania Private TANESCO Rural Energy Agency REPOA Tanzania Export Sector Foundation (REA) Processing Zones Authority (EPZA) Eng. Deusdekit Kakoko Charles Sangweni Omar Zuberi Eng. Kapuulya Musomba Prof. Mussa Assad Director General Acting Director General Director General Acting Managing Director Control Audit General Tanzania Ports Petroleum Upstream Zanzibar Petroleum Tanzania Petroleum (CAG) Authority Regulatory Authority Regulatory Authority Development Corporation United Republic (PURA) (ZPRA) (TPDC) of Tanzania CWCTOG.COM #CWCTOG MEET WITH TANZANIA’S ENTIRE OIL & GAS VALUE CHAIN Ambassador Dr. Abel Kinyondo Ernest Rubondo Bella Bird Bengi Issa Ombeni Sefue Senior Lecturer, Executive Director Country Director Executive Secretary Chairman UDSM & Principal Petroleum Authority Africa National Economic Association of Tanzania Research Fellow of Uganda The World Bank Empowerment Oil & Gas Service REPOA Council Providers (ATOGS) & Former Chief Secretary (NEEC) Government of Tanzania Hon. Zainabu Tellack Eng. Joyce Kisamo Professor Senior Torgrim Reitan Dr. Mette Ottøy Isaka - Shinyanga Director, Oil & Gas Charles Kwesiga Representative Executive Vice President Country Manager Regional Commissioner Ministry of Energy, Chairman Shell Development & Production Statoil United Republic United Republic Uganda Oil & Gas International of Tanzania of Tanzania Service Providers Statoil (AUGOS) Shoji Watanabe Senior Ineke Bussmaker Thomas Shanze Roger Stringer Project Manager Representative CEO Vice President of Operation Director Sumitomo Corporation Total NMB Business Development Ako Group Industrial Maintenance International Shane Johnson Abdulsamad Abdulrahim Wapu Sonk Fred Kabanda Silas Olan’g Country Manager Director Managing Director Chief Oil Sector Africa Co-Director Africa Geophysical Pietro Fiorentini Tanzania Kumul Petroleum Regulatory Officer Natural Resource Services LLC Co–Founder & Vice Chairman Holdings Limited African Governance Institute (AGS), Tanzania Association of Tanzania Papua New Guinea Development Bank Oil & Gas Service Providers (ATOGS) Esther Mmbaga J. Jay Park Santina Majengo Miranda Naiman Director of Managing Partner Benson Founder & Managing Local Content Park Energy Law Executive Director Director NEEC CEO Roundtable Empower Agency of Tanzania Ensure you meet all of Tanzania’s energy leaders under one roof Contact Odiri Umusu on +44 20 7978 0083 or email [email protected] or contact Abdulrahim Abdulsamad on +255 779 060 338 YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO MEET WITH THE ENTIRE OIL & GAS VALUE CHAIN TO DEVELOP STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS The Congress will provide you with an unparalleled opportunity to meet with senior government officials and key industry players, at an international and local level, to discuss new opportunities for partnerships at exclusive networking events. Congress Attendees by Nature of Business Congress Attendees by Job Title 3% 10% 37% GM / Director / President / Chairman 35% 12% Oil & Gas Service Companies 28% Ministry & Government Body CEO / COO / VP Financial Services Legal Services 25% IOC / NOC Ministry & Government Body 15% Other 10% 25% Head / Partner 2 Days of Unrivalled Networking with Tanzania’s Energy Leaders Coffee Breaks Networking Lunches 24 - 25 September 24 - 25 September Scheduled between plenary sessions, the coffee These exclusive lunches provide a relaxed setting breaks provide plenty of opportunities to network
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