Where Internationals Meet The Iraqi Industry Leaders
IRAQ PETROLEUM 2010 Maximising the Future Growth of the Iraqi Oil & Gas Industry 29 November - 1 December 2010, Millennium Gloucester Hotel, London
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS INCLUDE: Dr Ali Al Dabbagh
Asri Mousa
Iraqi Government Spokesman
H.E. Thamir Ghadhban
Advisor to Minister of Oil Iraqi Ministry of Oil
Chairman of the Advisory Commission to the Iraqi Prime Minister and Former Oil Minister Iraqi Prime Minister’s Office
Abdulilah Qasim Al Amir
H.E. Ibrahim Baher Al Olom
Jabbar Allibi
Former Iraq Oil Minister
The Minister’s Former Advisor for the South Oil Fields, Former Director General of the South Oil Company Iraqi Ministry of Oil
Dr Haider Al Abadi MP Iraqi Parliament
Dr Abdul Hadi Al Hassani MP Iraqi Parliament
Dr Shiltagh Aboud Governor of Basra
Oil Advisor, Advisory Commission Iraqi Prime Minister’s Office
Istabraq I Al Shouk*
Senior Deputy Minister Iraqi Ministry of Construction
Adnan Al-Ramihy
Director General, Legal Directorate Iraqi National Investment Commission
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The Senior Strategic Meeting Place DISTINGUISHED Now in its fourth successful year, Iraq Petroleum will focus upon Iraq’s upstream strategies to increase production and drive Iraq’s oil and gas industry. Internationally renowned, the forum provides a high level platform for Government officials and senior oil and gas executives to network, discuss current issues and promote innovative ideas. Industry officials recognise the conference as being the most comprehensive event of its kind; addressing the key issues, providing an insight and understanding of the industry, and debating the latest developments. It provides an opportunity to share experiences and outline strategic development plans for the future.
Dr Haider Al Abadi
Dr Ali Al Dabbagh
MP Iraqi Parliament
Iraqi Government Spokesman
Jabbar Allibi
Dr Shiltagh Aboud
Minister’s Former Advisor for the South Oil Fields, Former Director General of the South Oil Company
Governor of Basra
Iraqi Ministry of Oil
Advisory Committee The conference programme has been developed in conjunction with the esteemed members of the Advisory Committee:
Dr Kamal Al Basri
Iraqi Commercial Attaché, UK
Abdulilah Qasim Al Amir
Oil Advisor, Advisory Commission Iraqi Prime Minister’s Office
H.E. Thamir Ghadhban
Chairman of the Advisory Commission Iraqi Prime Minister’s Office
Lucian Pugliaresi
H.E. Sinan Al Shabibi Governor Central Bank of Iraq
H.E. Ibrahim M Baher Al Olom Former Oil Minister Iraq
Dr Alirio Parra
Senior Associate CWC Group Limited
Dr Haider Al Abadi MP Iraqi Parliament
President Energy Policy Research Foundation (EPRINC)
Jay Park QC
Partner and Chair, International Energy Practice Group Macleod Dixon LLP
Exclusive Networking Opportunities Iraq Petroleum is renowned for its networking functions and this year will once again provide a number of opportunities to maximise your networking experience, including an evening drinks reception and corporate lunch. • Meet over 300 senior delegates • Build new contacts and do deals with leading players in the industry • Benefit from prime exposure to Iraqi government officials and key industry figures • Profit from one-to-one networking opportunities
To register your place call Phillip Clarke on +44 20 7978 0056 or email pclarke@thecwcgroup.com
For The Iraqi Oil And Gas Industry SPEAKERS INCLUDE: Why You Can’t Miss Iraq Petroleum 2010 • Gain a comprehensive view of the Iraqi oil and gas industry and meet the key decision makers
H.E. Ibrahim Baher Al Olom Former Iraq Oil Minister
H.E. Thamir Ghadhban
Chairman of the Advisory Commission to the Iraqi Prime Minister and Former Oil Minister
Iraqi Prime Minister’s Office
• New expanded conference programme; developed with the Iraqi oil industry experts • Collaborate with partners and investors • Mitigate risk and maximise your opportunities within the Iraqi oil and gas industry • Discuss the latest industry challenges and developments • Analyse key strategies to maximise the potential of your operations
Dr Abdul Hadi Al Hassani MP Iraqi Parliament
Asri Mousa
Advisor to Minister of Oil Iraqi Ministry of Oil
• Capitalise on excellent networking opportunities • Identify future strategic development plans • Insight into how oil and gas companies in Iraq are handling their contracting challenges
Tariq Shafiq
President Petrolog Associates
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Adnan Al-Ramihy
Director General, Legal Directorate Iraqi National Investment Commission
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• Engage in a strategic discussion with key stakeholders to create lasting business relationships
Led by:
ENGAGE IN THE INTERVIEW SESSION
Peg Mackay Senior Correspondent, Energy Intelligence Senior Fiscal Expert on Iraq World Bank, Research Fellow, London School of Economics
2010 HIGHLIGHTS The largest investment forum focused on the Iraqi oil and gas industry
What are the Lessons Learned from the License Round Implementations Domestic vs Foreign Capabilities?
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Specialist Advisor in the House of Lords Surrey Energy Economics Centre
Yahia Said
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Carole Nakhle
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Major Plans to Diversify the Iraqi Economy and Increase Non-Oil Income Moderator:
Jabbar Allibi
Setting Iraq’s long-term objectives in the oil and gas industry
Minister’s Former Advisor for the South Oil Fields, Former Director General of the South Oil Company, Iraqi Ministry of Oil*
Focus on Iraq’s future upstream direction New! Interview Session and Debate Interactive workshop on Iraq’s Oil Contracts led by Jay Park and Dr Asri Mousa Outstanding networking opportunities
Book and pay by 30 September to receive a £150 Harrods gift voucher
“An excellent programme allowing the participants to obtain the present situation of the Iraqi oil industry and the opportunities offered to the IOCs” Dr Jorge Duarte Pedro, Gas and Business Development Manger Partex Services Portugal
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Networking Opportunities for 2010 Iraq Petroleum is renowned for its exclusive networking functions. This year will once again provide a variety of functions to maximise your networking experience, including a welcome drinks reception and corporate lunch.
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CORPORATE LUNCHES Build valuable contacts and do business with key industry players at our exclusive corporate luncheons.
Show your support to the industry This conference represents an excellent opportunity to raise your company’s profile and align yourself with the industry’s leading players.
Day 1 Lunch hosted by:
With our tailor-made packages you can: • • • •
NETWORKING COFFEE BREAKS
Reinforce your commitment to the industry Highlight your position as a key player Showcase your company’s activities Gain prime exposure to senior decision makers
Packages can be created to suit any level, however a limited number of elite functions are available, including a corporate luncheons, drinks receptions, private meetings, breakfast and coffee breaks.
Designed around the conference agenda, these provide the perfect opportunity for key networking and one-to-one meetings to ensure you maximise your time out of the office.
For details on how your company can get involved contact Phillip Clarke on +44 20 7978 0056 or pclarke@thecwcgroup.com
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Conference Programme Day 1 Monday 29 November 2010 07:45 Registration and Welcome Coffee 09:00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Dr Alirio Parra, Senior Associate, CWC Group Limited
Keynote Address:
H.E. Thamir Ghadhban, Chairman of the Advisory Commission to the Iraqi Prime Minister and Former Oil Minister, Iraqi Prime Minister’s Office
Oil Strategy for the Next Decade 1 Iraq’s and Beyond Session Chair:
Jay Park, Partner and Chair, International Energy Practice Group, Macleod Dixon LLP • The Iraqi market drivers, Iraq’s mid-term and long-term targets • Political, economic and commercial challenges for the Iraqi oil and gas industry • Iraq’s share of the world’s oil reserves and the impact on OPEC and world oil supply • Iraq to emerge over the next few years as a major global oil producer • Socio-economic impacts of oil and gas development on the Iraqi people
Oil and Gas Contracts; Field 2 Iraq’s Development; Oil Production Expansion and Upstream Exploration
Session Chair:
Selwa Kazwini, Journalist and Television Presenter, Media Consultant • Iraq’s plans to increase reserves and compensate for the planned high production rates • The oil production capacities and targeted plateau as stipulated in Iraq’s contracts • Leading corporate players and future outlook • Turning the oil contracts in Iraq into successful projects and the possible challenges
Abdulilah Qasim Al Amir, Oil Advisor, Advisory Commission, Iraqi Prime Minister’s Office Dr Peter Wells, Director, Neftex Petroleum Consultants Dr Michael Knights, Director-Analysis and Assessments, Olive Group Questions and Answers
Tariq Shafiq, President, Petrolog Associates • • • • • •
Iraq’s hydrocarbon laws and regulations Iraq’s upstream landscape The Iraqi government and the future upstream direction Growth and regional investment The future of KRG field development, contracts and their scope The plans to turn Iraq into a regional trade and financial hub
Jabbar Allibi, The Minister’s Former Advisor for the South Oil Fields, Former Director General of the South Oil Company, Iraqi Ministry of Oil Dr Abdul Hadi Al Hassani, MP, Iraqi Parliament Herman Franssen, President, International Associates Inc Questions and Answers
16:00 Networking Coffee Break
INTERVIEW SESSION 4 THE What are the Lessons Learned
from the License Rounds Implementation; Domestic vs Foreign Capabilities?
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10:45 Networking Coffee Break
Session Chair:
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Future Upstream Direction of Iraq?
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Dr Ali Al Dabbagh, Iraqi Government Spokesman, Iraq Dr Haider Al Abadi, MP, Iraqi Parliament
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This session will discuss the issues facing the Iraqi oil and gas industry, focusing on the economic and commercial factors, current policy and key challenges facing development in Iraq.
Led by:
Peg Mackay, Senior Correspondent, Energy Intelligence
Key Focus:
• When will the next wave of oil and gas projects be announced? • What are the Government’s plans for facilitating new development in Iraq? • Who will provide the required investment for further geological exploration? • What are the current and future plans for contracting, engineering, construction and infrastructure development services? • Progress of field developments in Rumaila, West Qurna Phase 1, Zubair, Majnoon, Halfaya, Qaiyarah, West Qurna phase 2, Garraf, Badra, Najmah and Missan Fields • What impact will the new gas license round have on the development of further projects in Iraq?
18:00 End of Day One 18:30 Evening Drinks Reception hosted by
13:00 Networking Lunch hosted by
To register your place call Phillip Clarke on +44 20 7978 0056 or email pclarke@thecwcgroup.com
Conference Programme Day 2 Tuesday 30 November 2010 08:00 Welcome Coffee and Croissants 09:00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Petroleum Operations 7 International in Iraq, Investment Costs and
Keynote Address:
Session Chair:
Yahia Said, Senior Fiscal Expert on Iraq, World Bank, Research Fellow, London School of Economics H.E. Ibrahim Baher Al Olom, Former Iraq Oil Minister
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Restructuring the Iraqi Oil and Gas Industry
• Oil and gas companies in Iraq and the operations costs • Iraq’s complex upstream operational setup; IOCs perspective • Would funding constraints continue to impede the reconstruction of Iraq’s oil sector-the Iraqi government perspective? • Petroleum revenues distribution • International oil and gas companies in Iraq, risk and insurance implications • Taxation system in Iraq • Iraq plans to protect the environment for future generations
Yahia Said, Senior Fiscal Expert on Iraq, World Bank, Research Fellow, London School of Economics Questions and Answers
15:45 Networking Coffee Break
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DEBATE SESSION 8 THE Iraq’s Emergence as a Major Oil
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Dr Mussab H Al Dujayli, Former Director General of SOMO, Oil Advisor, Iraqi Ministry of Oil Dr Kamal Al Basri, Iraqi Commercial Attaché, UK
Dr Kamal Al Basri, Iraqi Commercial Attaché, UK
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• The long-awaited separation between the Ministry of Oil and the state oil companies • The new draft of the National Oil Company law • The re-establishment of Iraq National Oil Company to oversee the oil producing companies • The relationship between INOC and IOCs • What is the status and the role of INOC in awarding upstream and its equity stake in the new developments? • Is the Iraqi INOC to be a global player? • Building portfolios through acquisition and joint ventures in the Iraqi downstream sector • SOMO’s role as one of the key tools for the federal government to draw the most effective policies and apply the best practice in exporting and marketing the huge volumes and different grades of Iraqi crude
Remuneration Fees
Questions and Answers
Moderator:
10:45 Networking Coffee Break
Jabbar Allibi, Minister’s Former Advisor for the South Oil Fields, Former Director General of the South Oil Company, Iraqi Ministry of Oil*
Gas Development Plans: 6 Iraq’s New Upstream Gas Projects Session Chair:
Dr Abdul Hadi Al Hassani, MP, Iraqi Parliament • • • • • • • •
Iraq’s associated gas reserves Natural gas reserves and the geographical distribution of the reserves Gas fields and reservoirs Gas development in the south of Iraq and a comprehensive gas development plan Gas processing projects LPG plants Domestic benefits of the gas development in Iraq and the prospects of new power plants Iraq and the prospect of investing and building In LNG
Key Focus:
• What are the strategic issues of the impact of Iraq’s oil plans on OPEC and world oil supply? • How to turn Iraq into a regional trade and financial hub • Oil revenues to sustain economic development and diversification and GDP growth • Using some of the vast wealth to enhance national infrastructure A group of Iraqi experts will be joined by senior IOC representatives Questions and Answers
Chairman’s Closing Remarks 17:30 Close of Conference * Denotes awaiting final confirmation
Dr Carole Nakhle, Specialist Advisor in the House of Lords, Surrey Energy Economics Centre Husain Al-Chalabi, Petroleum Consultant Lucian Pugliaresi, President, Energy Policy Research Foundation (EPRINC) Questions and Answers
13:00 Networking Lunch
“Very impressed by the continued presence of this Oil Minister which indicates that he is very keen to discuss and explain his politics and will to develop Iraq” Philippe Vallaud, Business Development Manager, Total
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Interactive -1 Day Workshop Wednesday 1 December 2010
Iraq’s Oil Contracts - After Signature Tasks and Opportunities
Benefits of Attending • • • • • • •
Understand how to form strategic business partnerships Learn the key legal issues in international agreements Managing the legal aspects of the agreements Understand the critical aspect of a joint venture and the process of execution Prepare a business plan for the Iraqi market Explore the tasks and challenges after you sign your contract Determine the benefits of entering into a joint venture
Programme Outline: b. Upstream oil services joint ventures
8:30
Welcome Coffee and Registration
9:00
Introduction
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The Structure of a Petroleum Regime
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10:45 Coffee Break
Iraq License Rounds - After Signature 2 Tasks and Opportunities • • • • • • • • •
Security Logistics Joint management Baseline production Development plan Work program Contracting Employment and training Conduct of petroleum operations
14:45 Networking Coffee Break c. Joint ventures in the refinery sector
• Refinery ownership and operation • Refinery construction • Refinery maintenance
d. Joint ventures in the midstream
• Oil products; imports and sales
13:00 Lunch
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Well drilling Well work-over Well loging Cementing Acidising Testing Well maintenance Production facility construction Pipeline construction Production facility maintenance Logistics Services
e. Joint ventures in the gas sector • • • •
Joint Ventures in Iraq
a. Field development joint ventures • Field development consortia
Gas treatment Processing and utilisation Gas pipeline and transmission Gas marketing
17:00 End of workshop
Instructor Profiles: Jay Park Q.C.
Partner and Chair, International Energy, Macleod Dixon LLP
Voted World’s Leading Oil and Gas Lawyer in 2006 and 2007
Jay Park is a Partner and Chair of the Global Resources Practice Group with Macleod Dixon, where he has practiced oil and gas law since 1980. Based in Calgary, he leads a team of international energy lawyers. In his 27 years of practice, Jay has conducted oil and gas transactions and joint ventures, and negotiated, drafted and provided advice in respect of numerous oil and gas agreements and laws, internationally. Jay has experience representing both investors and states; he has assisted governments and state oil companies in the design and amendment of petroleum regimes. Jay is actively involved in legal education and training and has co-constructed training courses in international petroleum for the Faculty of Law at the University of Calgary.
Dr Asri Mousa
Independent Expert, Oil and Gas, Advisor to the Minister of Oil, Iraqi Ministry of Oil
Member of the Negotiating Team for the First and Second Licensing Rounds
Asri Mousa joined the Iraq National Oil Company (INOC) in 1973 as a production engineer after obtaining his master degree and BSC, Honours in Chemical Engineering from the University of Sheffield in the UK. As Head of Operations and First Deputy Director General in South Oil Company, Asri was a key leading element in implementing strategic field development projects and managing major oil and gas production and export operations in the south of Iraq. In 2003, he became Director of Planning in SOC and focused on his studies and projects on the rejuvenation and expansion of Crude Export System in southern Iraq. In 2008 he was transferred to the Oil Minister’s Office to lead the Iraqi side as Chief Negotiator with Royal Dutch Shell to form a joint venture for long-term utilisation of flared gas in the province of Basra. Asri is now an Oil Advisor to the Iraq Ministry of Oil.
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