By Sami Zaptia.
London, 1 September 2021:
The first major in-person energy conference to be held in Libya for a decade will take place in Tripoli on 22-23 November this year, organizers Energy Capital and Power (ECP) announced.
The announcement followed on from ECP’s Tripoli meeting yesterday Zuhir A. Mahmud, Chief of Staff to Prime Minister Abd Alhamid Aldabieba to discuss the programme for the upcoming ‘‘Libya Energy & Economic Summit’’.
James Chester, Senior Director of ECP, and local partner Ahmed Al-Ghazali agreed with Mahmud on the importance of including technical meetings for the Libyan local oil and gas sector as an integral part of the programme, and on the need for discussions to cover a wide range of topics including renewable energy, the energy transition, sustainability, job creation, infrastructure and diversification.
ECP reported that Prime Minister Aldabaiba has pledged the support of his office and the Libyan government for this momentous event.
Together with its partners in Libya and globally, ECP said it stands behind the Prime Minister, his government and all energy sector leaders as they work to bring greater prosperity to Libya through investment and capacity building.
All Libyan and international companies and organizations are invited to attend, to sponsor the event and to participate in the programme, ECP said.
Companies interested in supporting the event can contact: [email protected] or [email protected].
Individuals and organizations that wish to join as speakers or panellists can contact [email protected] and media partners can contact [email protected].
