Saudi Arabia, UAE Unveil Plans, Ambitions At WEC 24
The 24th edition of the World Energy Congress shined the lights on critical issues facing the energy sector, and key requirements to unlock potential and abundant opportunities.
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Based in the United Arab Emirates, Abdelghani Henni is a senior media and communications professional with international experience covering energy sector across the Middle East and North Africa region. He is a writer and editor with a proven record of securing top level interviews, including senior executives of national and multinational companies such as BASF, Chevron, Shell Chemicals, Exxon Mobil Chemicals, Saudi Aramco, Sonatrach, Kuwait Petroleum Corporation, LyondellBasell, Total, and NOC Libya. He has also interviewed senior governmental officials and ministers in Libya, Algeria and Qatar.
The 24th edition of the World Energy Congress shined the lights on critical issues facing the energy sector, and key requirements to unlock potential and abundant opportunities.
The oil and gas industry is at a turning point which needs regulators to be policy holistic and technology agnostic, according to Saudi Aramco President and CEO, Amin Nasser, who was addressing attendees of the 24th edition of World Energy Congress.
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Amin Nasser said the program will attract investments of about US$150 billion over the next decade.
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