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Iraq Mega Projects Kicks Off in Dubai
Posted on 02 October 2012. Tags: Iraq Mega Projects
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The third edition of CWC’s Iraq Mega Projects Conference & Exhibition opened its doors on Monday at the Madinat Jumeirah, Dubai, under the Patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Maktoum Bin Juma Al Maktoum.
The three-day event, being held 1-3 October 2012, will bring together stakeholders from across the value chain to identify project and infrastructure investment opportunities in support of oilfield production in Iraq.
The event began on 1 October 2012 with a Master Class hosted by Ernst & Young and Eversheds, “Understanding the Investment Structure for Iraq Mega Projects Contracts”. The class was aimed at helping investors accurately gauge and respond to investment risks in Iraq. It sought to clarify investment information, accounting and taxation practices.
“Iraq offers incredible opportunities for investors to help develop the country’s energy infrastructure. At the same time, it brings its unique challenges and environment. The purpose of the Iraq Mega Projects Master Class is to facilitate investors with the information and tools required to navigate Iraq’s investment landscape to help draw further investment for uplift and energy development,” said H Frederic Ponton, Director of Government Relations – Middle East, CWC Group.
The Conference, kicked off on 2 October 2012, and began with an overview of oil and gas field development in 2012 and 2013, offering an understanding of the Iraq Mega Project landscape before delving into specialised sessions on water, gas and power, logistics, employee training and retention. In support of the Conference, the Exhibition also kicked off on 2 October 2012, and showcased the latest technologies, tools and services pertinent to oilfield production and development in Iraq.
“There is no doubt about Iraq’s potential, or its crude output volume. Yet judicious investments must be made towards upgrading infrastructure and assets to ensure that the energy sector in the country can develop further. We hope to see Iraq Mega Projects become the platform for bringing together leading stakeholders in the industry to communicate, network and drive the necessary investment to the country. There is absolutely no doubt that the opportunities for investment and growth in Iraq are remarkable.” Natalie Bacon, Conference Producer, CWC Group.
(Source: CWC)
(Picture: Taleb Al Hassan, Governor of Dhi Qar)
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Posted on 02 October 2012. Tags: Iraq Mega Projects
Advertising Feature
The third edition of CWC’s Iraq Mega Projects Conference & Exhibition opened its doors on Monday at the Madinat Jumeirah, Dubai, under the Patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Maktoum Bin Juma Al Maktoum.
The three-day event, being held 1-3 October 2012, will bring together stakeholders from across the value chain to identify project and infrastructure investment opportunities in support of oilfield production in Iraq.
The event began on 1 October 2012 with a Master Class hosted by Ernst & Young and Eversheds, “Understanding the Investment Structure for Iraq Mega Projects Contracts”. The class was aimed at helping investors accurately gauge and respond to investment risks in Iraq. It sought to clarify investment information, accounting and taxation practices.
“Iraq offers incredible opportunities for investors to help develop the country’s energy infrastructure. At the same time, it brings its unique challenges and environment. The purpose of the Iraq Mega Projects Master Class is to facilitate investors with the information and tools required to navigate Iraq’s investment landscape to help draw further investment for uplift and energy development,” said H Frederic Ponton, Director of Government Relations – Middle East, CWC Group.
The Conference, kicked off on 2 October 2012, and began with an overview of oil and gas field development in 2012 and 2013, offering an understanding of the Iraq Mega Project landscape before delving into specialised sessions on water, gas and power, logistics, employee training and retention. In support of the Conference, the Exhibition also kicked off on 2 October 2012, and showcased the latest technologies, tools and services pertinent to oilfield production and development in Iraq.
“There is no doubt about Iraq’s potential, or its crude output volume. Yet judicious investments must be made towards upgrading infrastructure and assets to ensure that the energy sector in the country can develop further. We hope to see Iraq Mega Projects become the platform for bringing together leading stakeholders in the industry to communicate, network and drive the necessary investment to the country. There is absolutely no doubt that the opportunities for investment and growth in Iraq are remarkable.” Natalie Bacon, Conference Producer, CWC Group.
(Source: CWC)
(Picture: Taleb Al Hassan, Governor of Dhi Qar)
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