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08:30
  1. Opening Remarks
    30 mins
09:00
  1. High Level US-Africa Energy Dialogue
    45 mins
09:45
  1. Executive Insight: Chevron*
    15 mins
10:00
  1. Fireside Chat: EXIM Bank*
    15 mins
10:15
  1. Panel: Private Equity Driving a New Wave of African Business
    45 mins
11:00
  1. Executive Insight: ConocoPhillips*
    15 mins
11:15
  1. Fireside Chat: Minister of Mines and Hydrocarbons, Equatorial Guinea*
    15 mins
11:30
  1. Explorers Town Hall: Exploring New Frontiers and Re-examining Old Plays Across the MENA and SSA Regions
    45 mins
12:15
  1. Networking Lunch
    60 mins
13:30
  1. Executive Insight: National Oil Corporation of Libya*
    15 mins
  2. Fireside Chat: Minister of Oil & Gas, State of Libya
    15 mins
    Libya is North Africa’s powerhouse, producing 1.4 million bpd at the end of 2024. Aiming for 2 million bpd of oil and 4 bcf of gas per day, Libya is actively engaging IOCs and independents to revitalize and grow its upstream sector, while investing in critical infrastructure.
13:45
  1. Roundtable: American Companies Supporting Libya’s Bold Energy Vision - Growth Built on Natural Gas, Exploration and Infrastructure
    45 mins
14:30
  1. Angola at 50: Unlocking Angola's Next Era of Energy and Infrastructure Growth
    45 mins
15:15
  1. DRC Ministerial Dialogue
    30 mins

    The DRC is unlocking oil and gas potential through ongoing licensing rounds and a review of its hydrocarbons code. Today, the DRC’s critical minerals are center stage, while the country aims to attract fresh investment, boost capacity and tap into its vast unexplored reserves of oil, gas and metals.

    H.E. Aimé Sakombi Molendo
    H.E. Aimé Sakombi Molendo, Minister of Hydrocarbons - Democratic Republic of Congo
    H.E. Kizito Pakabomba
    H.E. Kizito Pakabomba, Minister of Mines - Democratic Republic of Congo
15:45
  1. Roundtable: Invest in the Future of the Democratic Republic of Congo - Resources, Security, and the US Role
    45 mins
16:30
  1. Fireside Chat: Ministry of Petroleum Resources (Oil), Republic of Nigeria*
    15 mins
    Nigeria’s goal of attracting $60 billion to revitalize its oil and gas sector offer substantial opportunities, including marginal oil field bids, technical service contracts, and the NLNG Train 7 project. Regulatory adjustments and new investments will drive the industry forward, focusing on energy security and sustainability.
16:45
  1. Roundtable: The Nigeria-US Partnership in Focus - Innovation, Excellence and New Growth Opportunities
    45 mins
17:30
  1. Closing Remarks
    10 mins
19:00
  1. VIP Dinner in Honor of Visiting Dignitaries
    180 mins
    By invitation only
08:00
  1. Investor Breakfast
    120 mins
10:00
  1. B2B and B2G Private meetings / Closed Door Rountables
    120 mins
    (Arranged in advance)
12:00
  1. Networking Lunch
    60 mins
13:00
  1. B2B and B2G Private meetings / Closed Door Rountables
    180 mins
    ( Arranged in advance)
18:00
  1. Energy Pioneers Cocktail Reception and Closing Party
    180 mins
*Provisional / Invited
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