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2013 Summit

25-26th September 2013 | morocco

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Officially Endorsed by:

Ministry of Transportation of Tunisia

Ministry of Transportation of Morocco

Ministry of Energy, Mines, Water and Environment

of Morocco

KINGDOM OF MOROCCO

Arab British Chamber of Commerce

African Development BankAfrican Development Fund

Following the success of our Annual Libya Infrastructure & Construction Summit where we brought over 200 senior level delegates together, IRN is proud to provide an equally strong forum, the Maghreb Infrastructure & Construction 2013 Summit, taking place in September 2013 in Morocco. The MIC 2013 Summit is one of the first summits looking into the infrastructure investment opportunities within the Maghreb countries: Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia.

MIC 2013 is a high-profile forum that aims to support the expansion of foreign investment in the region by addressing the opportunities, strategies and challenges around upcoming infrastructure projects within the transport and energy sectors.

Ministerial updates will highlight the national infrastructure plan for each country, and the opportunities and challenges the Maghreb Region offers for international tenders. Furthermore, issues around institutional frameworks, successful stories of Public and Private Partnerships projects and open calls for tenders will all be discussed during the summit.

The Summit will provide you with numerous opportunities to fully understand where you can invest and how to see a return on your investment capital. You will walk away with informed knowledge of the region and meet the right representatives within each country.

…For companies that want to find out about the new infrastructure and construction projects in the Maghreb region to better understand where the best investment opportunities are

…For businesses that want to get exclusive insights on the top projects open to tenders, how to get involved and how to get maximum return on investments

...For executives who want to get exclusive Governmental updates on the developments within in order to leverage strong relationships with business partners

The first day of the Summit will focus on the latest transportation projects in the Maghreb region, from the rehabilitation of railways, to roads, ports and aviation development

The second day will focus on the energy sector in more detail; discussions will include energy efficiency, renewable energy programmes and utilizing different sources of energy for electricity production

1introDuction

2meDia PartnerS

MAGHREB InfRAstRuctuRE & constRuctIon 2013 suMMIt spEAkERs IncludE:

DAY 1: TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE - Chairman, Mr. Salvatore D’Alfonso, Senior Project Manager, Union for the Mediterranean• H.E Aziz Rabbah, Minister of Transport, Ministry of Transport Morocco

• H.E Karim Harouni, Minister of Transport, Ministry of Transport Tunisia

• Mr. Lahcen Ait Brahim, Roads Director, Ministry of Equipment and Transport of Morocco

• Mr. Fouzi taktak, President General Director, Chamber of Commercial Ports, Ministry of Transport, Tunisia

• Mr. Abdellah Benmaârouf, President- General Director, National Road Transport Society (SNTR), Algeria

• Mr. Sebouai Lofti, Director of Infrastructure, Arab Maghreb Union, Algeria

• Mr. El-Hadi Djoumagh, Deputy Director, Algerian National Railway Transport Society (SNTF)

• Mr. Hamid Badre, Associate Director, ABH Consulting and Support, Strategy and Business Development Africa, Morocco

• Mr. Wei Wanzheng, General Director, China Railway Construction Corporation (CRCC), Algeria

• Mr. Samir Berrakhla, Aviation Director, Airport National Office (ONDA)

• Mr. Abderrahmen Gamha, President and CEO, Tunisian National Company for Railways (SNCFT)

• Mr. Salah Gharsallah, President General Director, Civil Society and Airport Authority (OACA)

• Mr. Mohammed Smouni, Director of Development, Moroccan National Office for Railways (ONCF)

• Mr. Youssef Imghi, General Director, Tangier MED Engineering

• Mr. Rachid Houari, Director, Tangier Med Port I

• Mr. Sghir El Filali, Director of Regulation and Development of Ports, National Ports Agency of Morocco

• Mr. Moritz Bruns, Managing Director, FRS

• Mr. Clive Alderton, Ambassador, Embassy of the United Kingdom in Morocco

• Mr. Pierre Simon More Ndong, Transport Engineer, African Development Bank office in Morocco

• Mr. Foued Souyaeh, Director of Airport’s Infrastructures, Civil Engineer, Civil Society and Airport Authority (OACA)

• Mr. Jean-Michel Garnier, Central Africa Director - I&F Division, Bureau Veritas

DAY 2: ENERGY SECTOR OVERVIEW

• Ministry of Energy Algeria

• Energy and Mines Manager State Secretary, Ministry of Energy Tunisia

• Mr. Abderrahim El-Hafidi, Electricity and Renewable Energy Director, Ministry of Energy, Mines, Water and Environment, Morocco

• Mrs. Zohra Ettaik, Head of Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Division, Ministry of Energy, Mines, Water and Environment, Morocco

• Mr. Guido Prud’homme, Representative, European Investment Bank

• Mr. Adil Marghub, Manager of Infrastructure and Energy of MENA Region, International Finance Corporation (IFC) World Bank

• Mr. Mohamed El Haouari, Director, National Agency for the Development of Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (ADEREE), Morocco

• Mr. Kamal Handizi, Head of Civil Engineering Department, Renewables and Hydropower Department, Moroccan Agency for Power and Water (Office National de l’Électricité et de l’Eau du Maroc – ONEE)

• Mr Yassine Beggar, Head of Hydropower, Renewables and Hydropower Department, Moroccan Agency for Power and Water (Office National de l’Électricité et de l’Eau du Maroc – ONEE)

• Mr. Mohamed Nahim, Director of Oil Exploration, National Office of Hydrocarbons and Mines (ONHYM)

• Dr. Mohamed A.S. Abdel-Monem, Regional Team Leader of Ecosystem Management, Sub-Regional Coordinator for North Africa, United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)

• Mr. Abderrahim Jamrani, Technical Director, Masen (Moroccan Agency for Solar Energy)

• Ms. Amani Abou-Zeid, Resident Representative, African Development Bank office in Morocco

3SPeakerS

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Morocco’s Government increased its spending on infrastructure projects to MAD400bn (US$47.26bn) in the past few years and it’s forecasted only to increase. Roads, ports, airports and railways have been amid the ones to benefit from the intense spending, providing an avalanche of established domestic and international firms. Other large scale projects such as the Tangier-Med port, developing Casablanca airport, Casablanca - Tangier high-speed rail and many others, demonstrate the scale of infrastructure developments that the country is currently working on. This is reflected in the growth of the economy, which has increased by 4.5% in the recent years. Additionally, international trade in 2012 has increased by 20% and Morocco ranks number one in North Africa for attracting foreign direct investment (FDI) in 2012. Morocco launched several plans for strategic sectors that will foster strong and sustainable economic growth. This reform momentum is supported by an innovative contracting approach and PPP advocating greater and coordinated participation of the private sector in the development of sectoral strategies and policies along with the running of projects allowing to refocus the state’s role on its regulatory powers. The MIC 2013 Summit acts as a promoter of investment in Morocco, especially as a particular focus is given to enhancing the business climate and increasing competition through transparency that was put in place to support future projects and tender opportunities.

Since its transition into a democratic state, Tunisia is on its way to becoming both a politically and socially stable country. The MIC 2013 Summit will provide international investors and contractors the opportunity to uncover the huge potential in the region. As a privileged partner of the European Union and its geographical proximity to Europe, Tunisia continues to be an attractive host country for foreign investment, especially in the energy sector.Tunisia has been experiencing very positive export growth at the rate of 3.9% and at an investment rate of 22.4%. On average, growth has always been at about 5%; that is more than four times that of the demography. Tunisia is a privileged partner of the European Union and its geographic proximity to Europe is also an advantage for Tunisia.

The MIC 2013 Summit will offer a detailed account of all the infrastructure investment opportunities in Algeria, which has witnessed a growth in infrastructure projects. There have been many developments within its transportation sectors, such as 13 expansion railway projects that were launched since November 2012. These projects will further develop the existing 3,919 km national rail network by 2,120 km, developing the Algiers metro and maritime. They also have development projects in the renewable energy sector, whereby Algeria and the European Union have signed a memorandum of understanding to develop energy cooperation. Developing energy cooperation between Algeria and the EU is key especially for cooperation in the conventional and renewable energy sectors, as well as the transfer of technology, and is expected to help boost investment in the country. This has an influence on the economy as it grew by 2.5% in 2012 and it is projected to grow by 3.2% in 2013, and by 4.0 % in 2014, as there are further plans to develop Algeria’s energy sector by building new turbines and utilizing its untapped potential. Algeria has the capability and land mass to be a large market, and it has proven to be a socially and politically stable region, which continues to invite foreign investment. The MIC 2013 Summit will highlight the country’s national infrastructure plan, and point interested investors in to the right sectors.

4ProSPectSSPeakerS

• The MIC 2013 Summit provides an unparalleled platform to meet the Government Officials, Ministers, Company Directors and Investors from various infrastructural sectors.

• Hear first-hand the latest Ministerial updates discussing how the Maghreb region fits into a larger Mediterranean framework and plans for further European integration through transportation connections and energy networks

• Listen to successful investment and PPP case-studies of recent investment projects, and understand where and how to invest in the Maghreb region with fast returns on your investments

• Enhance your knowledge in each of the infrastructural sectors; from transportation and energy developments:

TRANSPORTFocused discussions will outline the development of pan-African corridors, rehabilitation of railways and development of airports

ENERGYAn outline of the latest energy development projects within each country, updates on how to improve outdated technology and connect to a larger African, Mediterranean and EU framework

• The Summit will address the most pressing questions around the latest project that are open for tenders, infrastructure delays, legal frameworks and transparency issues for fair competition

We offer delegates the opportunity to attend the transportation day, the energy day or both days of MIC 2013 Summit

5why mic 2013 iS a muSt attenD Summit?

IRN hosts a number of Senior Level Summits within Commodity Trading, Oil & Gas and Infrastructure & Construction. As a leading business intelligence group, IRN’s infrastructure portfolio has established an excellent reputation internationally, following the success of our Annual Libya Infrastructure & Construction Summit, Balkans Infrastructure & Construction Summit and Iraq Infrastructure & Construction Summit, IRN is pleased to provide an equally strong forum with MIC 2013 Summit, to establish the latest investment opportunities.

Whilst there is uncertainty around tender procedures for international bidders, the region is wide becoming an interest for many construction companies worldwide.

The MIC 2013 Summit will take place in September 2013, you’ll have a number of opportunities within the Summit to pose your questions and thoughts to the Government bodies, over numerous networking breaks, and receptions in the evening. Our 5* setting provides a perfect platform for networking, and you’ll be able to walk away from MIC 2013 with more clarity on how to invest in this increasingly in-demand region.

who ShouLD attenD- Government Officials- Ministries- Embassies - Ambassadors

-Construction Companies -Legal firms -State owned companies

- CEO- Managing Directors- Directors- Financial Advisers- Legal Advisers

- Technical Advisers- Consulting Engineers- Contractors- Commercial Managers- Business Development Managers- Project Managers- Port Authorities & Operators- Investors & Financiers- Heads of Infrastructure Projects- Infrastructure funds- Consultants- Heads of Investments- Contract Lawyers

The Summit had an excellent caliber of speaker and participants, people that are truly knowledgeable in the areas they covered. Very refreshing to see such care for the quality of content”Andrei Marcu, Mercuria Energy Group

It was a high quality audience, which as a speaker makes all the difference. The questions showed real engagement.”Jonathan Hill, FSA

Thank you for organising a true summit: an event of universally insightful presentations who inspired great debate among an audience which included numerous experts, too. It was great to catch up with so many existing clients and make new contacts in such a stimulating environment.”Robert Finney, Dewey & LeBoeuf

6your eXPerience

08.00 Registration and coffee

08.50 Welcome from Pooja Samani, Director, IRN

09.00 Opening comments from the Chairman, Mr. Salvatore D’Alfonso, Senior Project Manager, Union for the Mediterranean Secretariat

09.10 Keynote Address: International relations with the North African Region • The future possibilities of the investment in the region • Challenges foreign companies are facing at the moment • How the government is going to support the influx of foreign direct investmentMr. Clive Alderton, Ambassador, Embassy of the United Kingdom in Morocco

09.20 Keynote Address: Infrastructural developments and the potential in the Maghreb region • The Maghreb investment bank; financing infrastructure projects in the region • Examining operations that will be launched by the end of the first quarter of 2013• The latest regional transportation plans: how the Maghreb countries plan to create interconnecting routes and increase

trade

09.40 Ministerial Update: Ministry of Transport, Morocco• Creating sustainable development by utilizing in-land logistical resources and developing infrastructure projects within

transport• Offering political stability and better conditions for long-lasting investment• Creating practical and transparent institutions to track investments; setting up a ministerial committee to monitor

different types of investments• Discussing Morocco’s geopolitical situation; providing advantages for investors in terms of land policy, human resources,

proximity, transportation logistics and investment incentivesH.E Aziz Rabbah, Minister of Transport, Ministry of Transport Morocco

10.00 Ministerial Update: Ministry of Transport, Algeria• Algeria’s $286 billion infrastructure plan; discussing plans for modernizing roads, networks and increasing port capacity • Developing the transportation sector by modernizing railways, connecting roads and developing the aviation sector• Opportunities and plans for 2014Mr. Abdellah Benmaârouf, President- General Director, National Road Transport Society (SNTR), Algeria

10.20 Ministerial Update: Ministry of Transport, Tunisia • Overview of Tunisia’s infrastructure developments and ties with the EU; furthering trade and networks across the

Mediterranean• Discussing infrastructure development through flexible financing models • Opportunities to extend transport infrastructure between Tunisia and the Maghreb region• Developing ports and increasing tradeH.E Karim Harouni, Minister of Transport, Ministry of Transport Tunisia

10.40 Morning Break

11.10 Panel Discussion: Overview of the whole region; discussing transport developments, challenges, strategies and advances • Discussing the development of the Arab Maghreb Union (UMA)• Strengthening the economic partnership and furthering cooperation between Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia through

effective transportation routes• How can UMA help to improve and harmonize regional transport policies and technical standards in the Maghreb region• Models for investments - IFIs (International Financial Institutions)

Mr. Abdellah Benmaârouf, President- General Director, National Road Transport Society (SNTR), AlgeriaMr. Hamid Badre, Associate Director, ABH Consulting and Support, Strategy and Business Development Africa, Morocco Mr. Moritz Bruns, Managing Director, FRSMr. Pierre Simon More Ndong, Transport Engineer, African Development Bank office in Morocco

11.40 Presentation: Ensuring quality control and safety in the life cycle of infrastructure in an efficient and cost-effective manner• Achieving safety standards compliance throughout the construction project• Ensuring environmental and technical requirements are met• Assessing post construction needs in terms of technical diagnosis, maintenance audit, health and safety audit, compliance

auditMr. Jean-Michel Garnier, Central Africa Director - I&F Division, Bureau Veritas

This section will highlight the latest transportation projects in the Maghreb region, from the rehabilitation of railways, to roads, ports and aviation development. Expert speakers will discuss the interconnectivity of the Maghreb region and how creating regionalization will boost the economy, increase investments, transportation goods and trade.

Ports Transport Infrastructure

11.40 Presentation: General Overview of Port development in Morocco• Outlining the overall progress of ports and the latest developments

Mr. Sghir El Filali, Director of Regulation and Development of Ports, National Ports Agency of Morocco

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11.55 Presentation: Tangier Med Port Project; Morocco’s Special Development Zone• Discussing the latest projects and opportunities for tenders within the Tangier Med Port• Continuing to create a strategic centre for transportation, industry and tradeMr. Youssef Imghi, General Director, Tangier MED EngineeringMr. Rachid Houari, Director, Tangier Med Port I

12.10 Presentation: Developing Tunisia’s port (Bizerte, Rades, South Rades and Jarjis Port)• Discussing the creation of a modern deep-water port in Bizerte as a strategic centre point for future trade • Developing infrastructure surrounding Bizerte, from motorway, rail work logistics platforms and maritime works companies• Highlighting new opportunities in the Port of Rades: tender opportunities for building two new quays that aim to double

the port’s capacity by adding 450,000 20-foot equivalent units• Utilizing Jarjis port, plans to build a logistics platform in Jarjis and develop the economic area

Mr. Fouzi taktak, President General Director, Chamber of Commercial Ports, Ministry of Transport, Tunisia

13.10 Lunch break

Railways and Roads Transport Infrastructure

14.10 Presentation: Tunisia’s position as an entryway to Europe and the Mediterranean, expanding transportation routes domestically and regionally• Discussing the modernization of railway infrastructure project in Tunisia: renewal of track on the Tunis- Ghardimaou line

and works to improve its signage• Discussing the development of the new railway line between Libyan border which will enable traffic of high speed trains

Mr. Abderrahmen Gamha, President and CEO, Tunisian National Company for Railways (SNCFT)

14.35 Presentation: Discussing the latest developments in Algeria’s railways• Outlining the roles of SNTF & Anesif Algeria’s, main railway authority and infrastructure investment company; highlighting

the companies organisation and creating a strong dialogue between investors and company directors • Discussing the latest railway projects and opportunies for tenders

Mr. El-Hadi Djoumagh, Deputy Director, Algerian National Railway Transport Society (SNTF)

15.00 Presentation: Moroccan railways sector development strategy• Outlining the overall progress of railways development in MoroccoMr. Mohammed Smouni, Director of Development, Moroccan National Office for Railways (ONCF)

15.25 Presentation: The Arab Maghreb Union Update• Discussing the latest ventures; creating an investment bank for the Maghreb region• How will this assist in infrastructure projects in the region and help to increase connectivity in the area• $100m of capital to finance infrastructure projects: where is the main sum going towards and how can we create more

capital?Mr. Sebouai Lofti, Director of Infrastructure, Arab Maghreb Union, Algeria

15.50 Presentation: CRCC, a world-wide leading infrastructure engineering company;• Contribution to the infrastructure development in Algeria: Reference of East-West Highway (Maghreb Highway)• The infrastructure development in Maghreb countries and contribution of CRCC (China Railway Construction Company)

Mr. Wei Wanzheng, General Director, China Railway Construction Corporation (CRCC), Algeria

16.15 Presentation: National plan for the road system in Morocco by 2035, strategy for better road infrastrcuture, supporting the country social and economic developmentMr. Lahcen Ait Brahim, Roads Director, Ministry of Equipment and Transport of Morocco

16.40 Afternoon break

Aviation Transport Infrastructure

17.10 Presentation: Algeria • Opportunities for the development of terminals passengers increase, and extending the runway in some of Algeria’s main

airports• Examining the latest developments within Aviation• Algeria’s national carrier Air Algerie• Creating 16 new aircrafts as part of a government initiative to expand the airline’s international reach• Attracting investment and growing tourism

17.40 Presentation: Morocco• The 2nd Control Tower construction project: a logical continuation of a mature system in search of new perspectives for the

aviation developmentMr. Samir Berrakhla, Aviation Director, Airport National Office (ONDA)

18.10 Presentation: Tunisia• Discussing the EU open sky agreement, airline safety issues and creating the same standards as the EU• Outlining the latest investment opportunies within Aviation

Mr. Salah Gharsallah, President General Director, Civil Society and Airport Authority (OACA)

18.40 Closing remarks from Chairman, Mr. Salvatore D’Alfonso, Senior Project Manager, Union for the Mediterranean Secretariat

18.50 Networking Reception

8DAY 1: Wednesday 25th September

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DAY 2: Thursday 26th September

08.15 Registration and coffee

08.50 Opening comments from the Chairman

09.00 Opening comments from Mrs. Amani Abou-Zeid, Resident Representative, African Development Bank office in Morocco

MINISTERIAL ENERGY UPDATESMinisterial updates will outline the current energy sector in Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia. The Ministries of Energy have openly declared their support for green energy campaigns and new challenges around renewable energy, energy efficiency and utilizing alternative modes of energy. As the Maghreb countries begin to implement their energy diversification programmes, they are working towards finding alternative sources of energy, as well as announcing new government laws aimed at creating a friendlier investment environment for foreign investors. Discussions will address how foreign investors can work together with the government bodies and public companies, and how the latest government initiatives have opened the door for investors to become involved in the region’s energy sector.

09.10 Ministerial Update: Ministry of Energy, Morocco • Adjusting regulations to attract foreign investors • Overview of the energy sector in Morocco, the major projects 2013 and ahead• Discussing Morocco’s capability to utilize alternative modes of energy for electricity productionMr. Abderrahim El-Hafidi, Electricity and Renewable Energy Director, Ministry of Energy, Mines, Water and Environment, Morocco

09.30 Ministerial Update: Ministry of Energy, Algeria • Expanding the energy sector in new directions; energy efficiency on top the agenda • Governments plan to support green energy campaign• Creating a welcoming environment for investors; changes in security and hydrocarbon law and production requirements

09.50 Ministerial Update: Ministry of Energy, Tunisia• Exploring different sources of energy for electricity generation • Reigniting the Italy and Tunisia cable connection project • Overview of the major development ahead of the political election in 2014 - creating a visual picture of the energy

projects and developments

10.10 Presentation: Sustainable consummation and production in Africa - Renewable energy in the context of green economyDr. Mohamed A.S. Abdel-Monem, Regional Team Leader of Ecosystem Management, Sub-Regional Coordinator for North Africa, United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)

10.30 Morning Break

The following presentations will focus on the energy sector in more details; discussions will include the important topic of energy efficiency, renewable energy programmes, assessing how the region can use different sources of energy for production of electricity and major energy projects within hydropower, solar, wind and oil & gas

11.00 Panel Discussion: Industry insight on how the Maghreb region can grow its energy sector and invite external investors• Discussion on how the region can work together and implement the green energy strategy fully• Capital investments for further energy projects; financial investments and management • Assessing government incentives for energy investments • Highlighting the latest strategic plans in developing electrical grids and energy hydropower stations• Looking ahead at the challenges, strategies and opportunitiesMr. Adil Marghub, Manager of Infrastructure and Energy of MENA Region, International Finance Corporation (IFC) World BankMr. Guido Prud’homme, Representative, European Investment BankMr. Abderrahim Jamrani, Technical Director, Masen (Moroccan Agency for Solar Energy)

Hydropower Projects

11.30 Presentation: Hydropower in Morocco• What is the current situation?• What are the perspectives?• What are the upcoming projects developed by ONEE and within the private production law framework?Mr Yassine Beggar, Head of Hydropower, Renewables and Hydropower Department, Moroccan Agency for Power and Water (Office National de l’Électricité et de l’Eau du Maroc – ONEE)

12.00 Presentation: Developing Algeria’s hydropower resources • Discussing the latest turbine projects and creating a $2 billion supply contract with power and gas within Sonelgaz• The development of six power plants in the next four years; establishing domestic turbines, accumulators and control

systems for future projects• Highlighting how investors can get involved

12.30 Presentation: Addressing grid issues and inter-connections with Algeria, Libya and European countries• Discussing investments needed to increase grid capacity and ensure the infrastructure can receive and distribute power

from large-scale projects• Highlighting the latest plans to introduce legislation allowing surplus electricity produced by plants to be sold on to the

Tunisian Electricity and Gas Company• Examining the 1 gigawatt connection with Italy expected to be operational by 2016

13.00 Lunch break

Solar Energy Projects

14.00 Presentation: Moroccan solar plan• Noor Complex (Ouarzazate) - Noor I (project under construction) - Noor I and Noor III ongoing tenders - Noor IV PV power plant ongoing feasibility study - Noor R&D platformMr. Abderrahim Jamrani, Technical Director, Masen (Moroccan Agency for Solar Energy)

14.30 Presentation: Discussing the latest energy projects in Morocco and tender opportunities• Tender opportunities for the second phase of the Ouarzazate solar power project• Further tender opportunities for the Oujda solar project, which aims to generate between 400 and 500 megawatts

15.00 Presentation: Algeria’s means of creating alternative energy resources• The government’s plan to support the green energy campaign • The Government and Sonelgaz incentives to meet the rise of energy demands in Algeria

15.30 Presentation: Assessing Tunisian Solar plans• The latest with Tunisia’s Solar water heater project (SWH)• How the changes in next year’s government elections will aid stalled solar plans and help to create a more secure and

safer environment for projects to go ahead

16.00 Presentation: Exploring wind power potential in Morocco• Assessing the national potential for wind powerMr. Mohamed El Haouari, Director, National Agency for Development of Renewables and Energy Efficiency (Agence Nationale pour le Développement des Energies Renouvelables et de l’Efficacité Energétique – ADEREE)• What are the upcoming wind power projects developed by ONEE and within the private production law framework?Mr. Kamal Handizi, Head of Civil Engineering Department, Renewables and Hydropower Department, Moroccan Agency for Power and Water (Office National de l’Électricité et de l’Eau du Maroc – ONEE)

16.30 Afternoon break

Oil & Gas and Alternative Sources of Energy

17.00 Case-study: Latest Hydrocarbons law inviting investors; an IOC’s experience in exploiting Algeria’s shale reserves • What will the new hydrocarbons law mean for investors? • Securing investments by increasing security measures and assessing licensing bids in a more fair and orderly manner• Development of the exploration so far and offshore, onshore and shale gas estimates for the future

17.30 Presentation: Conventional and unconventional hydrocarbon potential in Morocco - advantages and challengesMr. Mohamed Nahim, Director of Oil Exploration, National Office of Hydrocarbons and Mines (ONHYM)

18.00 Presentation: Encouraging investors to explore for Oil & Gas reserves in Tunisia• Concessions authorised for international investors to explore potential hydrocarbon reserves• Testing different sources of energy for electricity production; looking at coal reserves and wind energy

18.30 Closing remarks from Chairman

19.00 Networking Reception

DAY 2: Thursday 26th September

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