THE SENIOR STRATEGIC MEETING PLACE
FOR THE IRAQI OIL & GAS INDUSTRY

Internationally renowned, Iraq Petroleum 2012 is recognised by industry professionals as the senior strategic meeting place for the Iraqi oil and gas industry.

The Conference will gather over 300 Iraqi and international senior level executives, from over 30 countries and 19 different industries to address key issues, provide an insight and understanding of the industry, and debate the latest developments.

			Foreign Office Minister Lord Howell said at Iraq Petroleum 2011 “…Iraq’s natural resources have the potential to help tackle the world’s energy challenge…Iraq has the potential to be a game-changer helping the world meet its energy challenge in a balanced way”

			H.E. Thamir A Ghadhban, Chairman of the Advisory Commission,Prime Minister’s Office “The increase in oil production this year, mainly from the three major oil fields of Rumaila, Zubair and West Qurna phase 1 in Basrah, in addition to the sustained production from Iraqi Kurdistan has resulted in a production rate of more than 2.7 mm b/d, and an export rate close to the planned 2.2 mm b/d, for the first time since 2003.”

			Kenneth J Fairfax, Minister Counsellor for Economic Affairs, Acting Assistant Chief of Mission for Assistance & Transition, American Embassy Baghdad, Iraq stated at Iraq Petroleum 2011 “My number one conclusions that there have been enormous changes in Iraq’s hydrocarbon sector over the past year.”

Why You Can’t Miss Iraq Petroleum 2012

Meet face to face with senior industry executives, government officials and corporate investors
Benefit directly from the people driving the Iraqi oil and gas industry market forward
Explore new business opportunities and maximise your company’s potential in building an effective business strategy
Discover the major opportunities and challenges facing the country in building the blocks of an energy giant
Gain updates on the projects underway in the South of Iraq and the Kurdistan Region
Understand the strategies and policies shaping the Iraqi oil and gas industry