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MENA ministers to bring delegations to 3rd JIES

The Grand Hyatt Hotel & Convention Centre in Amman, Jordan. (Image source: Yazeed/Flickr)

The 3rd Jordan International Energy Summit (JIES) will be held under the patronage of His Majesty King Abdullah II ibn Al Hussein and the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development on 2-3 April 2017 at the Grand Hyatt Hotel & Conference Centre in Amman

JIES is a strategic event that focuses on key energy projects in the region and the organising committee have just released several key ministerial participants who demonstrate the importance of the world-class programme and commitment to Jordan?s energy future.

Those participating include Dr Ibrahim Saif, minister of energy and mineral resources, Jordan; Moulay Hafid Elalamy, minister of energy, mines, water and environment, Morocco; Tarek El Molla, minister of petroleum and mineral resources, Egypt; Andr?s Aradszki, minister of state for energy affairs of the Ministry of National Development of Hungary, Hungary; Qasim Al-Fahadawi, minister of electricity, Iraq; Hela Cheikhrouhou, minister of energy, mining and renewables, Tunisia; Abdullah Al-Akwa?, minister of electricity and energy, Yemen; Dr. Mohamed Zayed Awad, minister of petroleum and gas, Sudan; Mohamed Shaker, minister of electricity and renewable energy, Egypt; Khalid Jolo, CEO Nebras on behalf of the Qatar Government; Panos Kelamis, CEO, Cyprus Hydrocarbons Company on behalf of the Cyprus Government.

The JIES Summit is centred around a world-class programme with speakers from governments, global energy companies and experts in their fields and is combined with an international exhibition to allow companies to showcase their projects and expertise whilst giving Jordan access to the latest technologies and products.

The 3rd Jordan International Energy Summit will provide ease of access and first-class facilities. The audience is expected to surpass last year with attendees coming from 45 countries making Jordan a focal point for the energy industry in the region and throughout JIES delegates can interact and engage in purposeful meetings.

JIES is an initiative of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development who has appointed Global Event Partners (GEP) to organise the event.

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