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By Staff Writer
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni is expected to give a keynote and welcoming address at the forthcoming 2nd Uganda International Oil & Gas Summit (UIOGS) slated for 22-23 November 2016, in the country’s capital Kampala.
The 2nd Uganda International Oil & Gas Summit is being hosted by the Ministry of Energy & Mineral Development at the behest of Minister, Irene Muloni.
The timing of the Summit is of major importance to Uganda as it moves forward towards commercial oil production, with major projects under discussions.
The Summit will discuss and debate the future of oil and gas exploration and production in Uganda.
A timely meeting for senior policy makers, global investors, oil and gas companies, lawyers, consultants and other stakeholders to find out more about the state of exploration and production as it is now and what challenges and opportunities lie ahead.
UIOGS will feature presentations from oil and gas industry leaders and experts in their fields from across the world. Major operators in Uganda CNOOC, Total and Tullow are all contributing to the programme in addition to Uganda’s National Oil Company.
Ashley Williams, Summit producer explains; “The 2nd Uganda International Oil & Gas Summit provides an excellent opportunity for professionals from across all aspects of the oil and gas value chain to share experiences with their colleagues and build fruitful relationships with stakeholders.
We look forward to the participation of all partners, suppliers and customers from throughout Uganda and the East Africa region in support of our endeavors.”
The Summit is held alongside a special focus event hosted by the European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers who has selected Uganda to host its annual meeting given its pivotal position in the region.