The Private Sector Engagement in the Energy industry
Five in-depth discussion sessions over two days conducted by a group of senior experts in the fields of oil, gas, energy, finance and investment, each session lasting one hour. Followed by a half hour dedicated to questions and comments from the audience.
Each session consists of a maximum of four speakers plus a session moderator.
The forum organizes a number of B2B meetings between government and private companies and entities operating in the sector.
This is to facilitate cooperation among them to endorse agreements, sign contracts, or discuss opportunities for cooperation.
Five in-depth discussion sessions over two days conducted by a group of senior experts in the fields of oil, gas, energy, finance and investment, each session lasting one hour. Followed by a half hour dedicated to questions and comments from the audience.
Each session consists of a maximum of four speakers plus a session moderator.
The law of establishing the National Oil Corporation and its amendments and its role in developing the sector
This session discusses how Law No. 24 of 1970 and its amendments can support the financial position of the Corporation and its subsidiaries, and achieve a rapid response within the sector to develop its structure and raise performance rates, as well as its implications for the private sector.
The current contributions of the private sector in the oil and gas industry
This session presents the percentages of the current contributions of the private sector in the oil and gas industry in its various stages of exploration, extraction, transport, refining and manufacturing, and shows the reasons for the small or non-existent contributions in some stages.
The vision of the National Oil Corporation to involve the private sector in most stages of the industry
This session discusses the initiative of the National Oil Corporation to enhance the role of the private sector in a way that serves the long-term goals of the institution and its vision, taking into account governance and transparency, developing competitive advantage and preparing the organizational structure to serve the goals.
Local and international financing sources available or idle, and the flexibility of the private sector in bridging the funding gap
The session discusses active or absent financing tools in financial institutions, especially Libyan ones, and how to strengthen and activate them, including the Libyan stock market, and how this contributes to raising the credit reliability of private companies and the institution’s subsidiaries.
The impact of contracting deadlines on the development of the private sector and its long-term plans
This session discusses how contract deadlines affect the development of the private sector. And how long and medium-term contracts can drive the development vision of the corporation and its objectives to develop the private sector and its financing and operational capabilities and develop its assets, in order to achieve productivity consistent with the continuation of local and global demand, and on the contrary how short-term contracts sometimes limit the development of the sector.