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Under the patronage of HE Oil MinisterBapco holds Green School Award CeremonyUnder the patronage of the Minister of Oil, Chairman of Bapco’s Board of Directors HE Shaikh Mohamed bin Khalifa bin Ahmed Al Khalifa, The Bahrain Petroleum Company (Bapco) held the Green School Award Ceremony to honor the schools’ winners of the academic year 2018/2019. (Continued on Page 3)

HE Oil Minister Concludes Visit to USAHis Excellency the Minister of Oil, Shaikh Mohammed bin Khalifa Al-Khalifa concluded a visit to the USA, accompanied by a senior delegation. He attended the Houston Oil & Gas Roadshow for 3 days in Houston, Texas, which aimed at showcasing the vast opportunities awaiting the US oil and gas majors in the Kingdom’s fast expanding energy sector, which recently announced a new tight oil discovery off its coast estimated to be Bahrain’s biggest ever find.HE the Minister commenced the Houston meetings with a speech on the current positive situation of the energy sector of Bahrain, and promising investment opportunities on results of recent geological studies and avenues of cooperation and bilateral support in this vital sector. Dr. Dawood Nassif, Director, the Bahrain Petroleum Company Chairman of BMP Steering Committee, and. Mr. James Eastlake, CEO, Tatweer Petroleum gave presentations on investment opportunities in the energy sector of the Kingdom. (Continued on Page 2)

Manager Plant Engineering Department - Engineering Division Mr. Ali Redha Awadh said that the department was reaching for ‘greater heights’ in the pursuit of ‘zero incidents’.” During our journey in execution of major projects we have achieved a remarkable milestone of 4 Million Safe Man-hours without Lost Time Injury, as on 14th April 2019”, he said. “This achievement signifies Engineering Division commitment to all Bapco, partner contractor and sub-contractor employees that they return home safe, at the end of every working day. This journey is not a measure in terms of numbers but a paradigm shift in the Division focus on safety”, he added. (Continued on Page 5)

PED Achieves 4 Million Safe Man-hours without Lost Time Injury

Bapco Receives Collegeof Health Sciences Students

Bapco holds its annual environment, health & safety luncheon and awards presentation 2018

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HE Oil Minister inaugurates annual conferenceof District 20 Toastmasters -DTAC 2019

Mangroves Memorandum of Understanding

Oil Minister HE Shaikh Mohammed bin Khalifa Al Khalifa, inaugurated recently the annual conference of District 20 Toastmasters “DTAC 2019” under the slogan “Make Your Glory”.The conference is organised by the Toastmasters International Organisation in cooperation with the National Oil and Gas Authority (NOGA), with the support of Tamkeen and a number of local, regional and international companies.A large number of speakers, specialists, technicians and academics from all over the world have participated in this important event with the aim of strengthening capacities and skills in various fields. (Continued on Page 6)

Bapco’s Medical Center organized a number of visits during March and April to the nursing students from College of Health Sciences. The aim of the visits was to gain knowledge of the company’s various medical services provided to its employees and contractors. The visit also aimed to familiarise the students with the Occupational Health practices implemented in Bapco and related services provided by the company. (Continued on Page 8)

A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed between the Supreme Council for Environment (SCE) and the Bahrain Petroleum Company (Bapco) on preserving the mangrove trees. The memorandum was signed by SCE’s Chief Executive Dr. Mohamed Mubarak bin Dianah and Bapco’s Deputy Chief Executive DCE Mr. Ebrahim Talib. The signing ceremony took place at SCE premises on Thursday 4th April 2019. “The memorandum of understanding (MoU) is in line with the ongoing efforts aimed at fostering the concept of partnership between the SCE and the various governmental and non-governmental sectors of the Kingdom”, said Dr. Dianah. (Continued on Page 5)

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(Continued from Page 1) The Bahraini delegation included Shaikh Abdulla bin Rashid Al-Khalifa, Bahrain’s Ambassador to the USA, Mr. Sameer Abdullah Nass, Chairman of Bahrain Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mr. Khalid Rashid Al Zayani, Co-Chairman of the US Bahrain Business Council, and Mr. Qays Zu’bi, President of the American Chamber of Commerce in Bahrain. The US side included Mr. Justin Siberell, the US Ambassador to Bahrain, Mr. Sylvester Turner, the Mayor of Houston, Mr. David Philips, Chairman

of the Houston Bilateral Chamber of Commerce, senior officials of Houston and representatives from over 200 US companies specialised in the oil and gas sector.The visit included a series of meetings with senior US government officials in Washington DC, the US Bahrain Business Council and the American Chamber of Commerce during which discussions were held on topics of mutual interest for both sides. The accompanying Bahraini delegation also held business meetings designed to encourage

partnerships amongst the private sectors in both countries.HE the Minister of Oil commented that the visit was successful in showcasing the oil and gas opportunities in Bahrain to the relevant US companies. “We are hopeful to attract some good partners to work in Bahrain”, HE Shaikh Mohammed added.The Houston Oil & Gas Roadshow was organised by the American Chamber of Commerce in

association with the National Oil & Gas Authority (NOGA) from 3rd till 6th of April 2019, as part of NOGA’s strategy aimed to attract US companies to Bahrain, and utilise their expertise in shale oil production to assist the Kingdom in commercialising the opportunities that were announced in 2018. Houston has been selected for the roadshow due to being the oil capital of the world with many international oil and gas companies based there.

HE Oil Minister Concludes Visit to USA

Recognizing Hussain Banbili for his Alertness Diligence Workin Identifying a Gas Leak on The Fuel System

Senior Bahraini Delegation Showcase Oil & Gas Opportunitiesin Houston at AMCHAM Organized Forum

The American Chamber of Commerce Bahrain (AmCham Bahrain), in cooperation with Nogaholding, has organized a high level Bahraini delegation visit and “Oil & Gas Forum” on 3 April 2019 in Houston, Texas aimed at showcasing the vast opportunities awaiting US oil and gas majors in the Kingdom’s fast expanding energy sector, which recently announced a new tight oil discovery off its coast estimated to be Bahrain’s biggest ever find. The delegation was led by His Excellency Shaikh Mohamed bin Khalifa Al Khalifa, Bahrain’s Minster of Oil. He was joined in the visit and Forum by other senior US and Bahraini officials, the management of AmCham Bahrain and industry leaders and decision makers from Bahrain’s energy sector. Among those taking part are:• HE Excellency Sameer Abdullah Nass, Chairman of

Bahrain Chamber of Commerce & Industry • His Excellency Shaikh Abdulla bin Rashid Al-Khalifa,

Bahrain’s Ambassador to the US• His Excellency Justin Siberell, US Ambassador to Bahrain • Dr. Dawood Nassif, Director, The Bahrain Petroleum

Company – Chairman of BMP Steering Committee • Dr. Peter Bartlett, CEO, The Bahrain Petroleum Company • Mr. James Eastlake, CEO, Tatweer Petroleum • Mr. Yahya Al-Ansari, General Manager, Exploration &

Development, Tatweer Petroleum• Dr. Simon Galpin, Managing Director, Bahrain Economic

Development Board • His Excellency Khalid Rashid Al Zayani, Co-Chairman of

US Bahrain Business Council• Mr. Qays Zu’bi, President, American Chamber of

Commerce in BahrainThe visit consisted of an all-day Forum on 3 April, taking place at The St. Regis Hotel, a breakfast roundtable with the

Bilateral Chamber of Commerce as well as planned one-to-one B2B meetings with US companies. Over 100 US companies are expected to attend the Forum and meetings over the two-day visit. Among the companies taking part were leading US oil and gas services companies with expertise in unconventional and shale oil extraction; companies with expertise in drilling, offshore support and logistics providers and related bankers and investors in the sector, all of which could benefit from the significant development and investment opportunities that Bahrain is currently offering in both offshore and in-field development. Speakers from the delegation addressed the Houston oil community on the substantial recent discoveries in the Kingdom as well as ongoing and planned projects for which Bahrain is seeking participation and partnership from US companies. Specifically, the Forum looked at opportunities in Conventional and Unconventional Exploration & Extraction of high-quality Shale Oil Reserves; Drilling of approximately 100 wells per year; and other projects related to the multi-billion Bahrain Petroleum Co. (Bapco) investment, including refinery expansion, modernization and the increasing of crude processing capacity, together with further downstream opportunities in petrochemicals allocated with the refining investments. Commenting, His Excellency Shaikh Mohamed bin Khalifa Al Khalifa, “We’re delighted to be in Houston, the preeminent energy capital of the world, to meet with leading US oil and gas companies to discuss the significant opportunities for partnership that exist as Bahrain moves swiftly forward with projects to develop our existing resources and the sizeable new finds that we have recently been announced. Cooperation between US firms and Bahrain in the oil and gas sector dates

back nearly 100 years and we look forward to leveraging this long history to establish new partnerships today. It is our belief that US technologies in the field of oil and gas exploration, service provision, logistical support and complementary industries are second to none in the world. With this visit, we are seeking cooperation with industry leaders in Texas and other energy centers around the United States.”He continued, “l would also like to take this opportunity to thank the members of the delegation, the caliber of participants who have joined us strongly reflects the important political and commercial ties that bind the US and Bahrain. I’d also like to acknowledge the efforts of the American Chamber of Commerce in Bahrain for their continued efforts and collaboration on promoting further engagement between the two countries and through this mission, our companies in the oil and gas sectors.” Mr. Qays Zu’bi, President of the American Chamber of Commerce Bahrain, added, “In our mission to promote trade, investment and goodwill between the United States and the Kingdom of Bahrain, we are honored to facilitate this high-level engagement between government officials and companies from both countries in this key sector. The opportunities being presented and the cooperation being sought from companies in Houston and those located elsewhere throughout the US can result in shared benefits for all parties. I would also like to thank all those taking part and wholeheartedly expect that this visit will be an important first step in new US-Bahraini partnerships and investment in the Kingdom’s oil and gas sector.“Following on from the Houston program, the delegation headed to Washington DC where they met with the US Chamber for a networking and oil and gas briefing session with top company representatives from the sector.

Hussain Abdulla Banbili Operator Electrical Generation (OEG) in the Generation section was recognized by Manager P&U Mr. Abdul Qader Jaffer in the presence of his section head; Majeed Abdulla, for his alertness and prompt action in identifying a fuel gas leak on the No. 13 Gas Turbine Generator gas supply line.On 23rd February, 2019 at 21:00 Hours, during his routine shift patrolling, he had identified a gas leak on the Khuff fuel gas supply line to No. 13 Gas Turbine Generator at west side near the pipe

trench. This leak finding led to immediate isolation of the header with alternate supply arrangement and by following the leak protocol process. Identifying and promptly isolating the flammable gas leaks without disturbing the plant operation is a critical activity and it is not only protecting the plant and facility but also in conserving the energy resource. By Hussain’s identification of this leak and the proper execution of his shift activity and duties proved the effectiveness of Osool Bapco: No. 2, No. 6, No. 8 and No. 10.

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Under the patronage of HE Oil MinisterBapco holds Green School Award Ceremony

(Continued from Page 1) Held in Bapco Club on the 25th of April, the event was attended by Dr. Mohammed Mubarak Juma, Undersecretary for Resources and Services at the Ministry of Education, in addition to senior officials from the National Oil and Gas Authority (Noga) and the Supreme Council for the Environment (SCE) as well as members of Bapco’s Board and Management.During the ceremony, HE the Minister of Oil delivered a speech in which he praised the distinguished program organized by Bapco in cooperation with the Ministry of Education and the Supreme Council for the Environment, which contributes to preparing a generation of young Bahrainis committed towards the environment and the importance of preserving it. HE Shaikh Mohammed expressed his thanks to all the schools that have been keen to participate in this environmental program that has a positive impact on society. He also congratulated the winning schools and wished the rest more success in the coming years.In his speech during the ceremony, Dr. Mohammed Mubarak Juma, Undersecretary for Resources and Services in the Ministry of Education, conveyed the greetings of HE Dr. Majid bin Ali Al Nuaimi, Minister of Education, and congratulated the winners. He praised the support of HE Shaikh Mohamed bin Khalifa bin Ahmed Al-Khalifa, the Minister of Oil, all members of the Board of

Directors, and the CEO of the Bapco, for the Ministry’s projects and development programs, including this competition, which plays a prominent role in encouraging schools to create outstanding projects in the fields of agriculture and environment.Dr. Juma stressed that the Ministry’s cooperation in organizing this competition comes within the framework of its interest in cultural, educational, social and practical activities, which are an important aspect of the school life in line with the comprehensive view of the integration between upbringing with education and the promotion of values and life skills by creating a wider space for social activities that are linked to the development of citizenship and volunteer work, as the school is an integral part of this society, interacting with it. “This reflects the Ministry’s approach aimed at linking bridges between the school and the community in all its components to achieve the ministry’s objectives and its national mission.”This year’s Green School Award witnessed the participation of 21 government secondary schools which displayed a number of key environmental projects and initiatives. Al Estiqlal Secondary School for Girls won the first place for its project titled “Recycling Aluminum Slag”, while Al-Noor Secondary School for Girls won the second place for its project titled “The Production Silage from Palm Residue” and the third place went to Al Jabriya Secondary Technical

School for Boys for the project titled “Manufacturing a 3D Printer”.Also the winning and participating schools were honored alongside members of the judging panel from Bapco, the Ministry of Education and the Supreme Council for the Environment. After that, the delegates toured the winning projects this year.The Bapco Green School Award is a nation-wide competition organized by Bapco since 2005, where Bahrain’s public secondary schools are rewarded for environmental projects aimed at improving air quality, water supply, waste management and devising modern and effective methods to promote awareness on environment-related issues.

Al Estiqlal Secondary Girls SchoolThe project: Recycling Aluminum SlagAbout the project: Using aluminum slag which is a waste from the aluminum industry in Bahrain to produce concrete paving bricks. This is done by adding a certain amount of slag in the concrete mix, to maintain the quality and efficiency of the product and it does not cause damage after using it, thus providing an environmentally safe solution for aluminum slag.

Al Noor Secondary Girls SchoolThe Project: Production Silage from Palm ResiduesAbout the Project: Recycling palm leaves, which are wasted, burned, causing serious damage to the environment and human health. Organic feedstocks have been produced from recycled palm leaves to avoid burning as well as saving the cost of purchasing silage and feedstocks.

A l Jaberiyia Secondary Technical SchoolThe Project: Manufacturing 3D printer About the project: Manufacturing a 3D printer using parts of old printers as well as wooden pieces from the school workshop. The printer is capable of printing three-dimensional shapes from recycled plastic.


More than 300 Bapco and contractors employees attended an annual luncheon held on 11 April, 2019 at Bapco Club in Awali to celebrate Bapco’s environmental, health and safety (EHS) achievements for 2018. This annual gathering is an important event in the Bapco calendar during which EHS performance is reviewed, and awards are presented to Bapco departments and contractors who excelled in the EHS performance and practices during last year. In his opening remarks, Bapco Chief Executive Dr. Pete Bartlett congratulated the winning Bapco departments and contractors for creating a safe workplace and protecting the environment. He also highlighted the milestones and progress of Bapco Modernization Program (BMP).Mr. Ebrahim Talib, Bapco Deputy Chief Executive and Chairman of Bapco Environment, Health & Safety Committee (EHSC) gave an

overview of 2018 EHS performance and outlined 2019 EHS focus areas. He linked EHS with productivity and noted that outstanding EHS performance breeds outstanding business performance. He also stressed on the role Bapco’s leadership team, employees and contractors play to attain an outstanding EHS Performance during 2019. He added that leadership support and commitment, and employees and contractors active participation, are the ingredients of an outstanding EHS culture and hence performance. Bapco have this recipe, under the guidance of H.E. Shaikh Mohamed bin Khalifa Al Khalifa Minister of Oil & Bapco Board Chairman; and Bapco Board of Directors. In conclusion, he congratulated the winning departments: Shutdown and Major Maintenance Department for Risk Category 1, Medical Services Department for Risk Category 2, Refinery Operations Planning for Risk Category 3,

RB Hilton for Large Contractor and Al Masaood John Brown (MJB) for Small Contractor. The shareholder award went to Ameena Meamari (Officer Business Support at Local Marketing) for her adherence to EHS practices and active role in BOOST, Abdulla Al Ansari (EHS Coordinator at BMP) for leading the implementation of HSE initiatives in Bapco Modernisation project, Akbar Ali (Safety Officer at Nass Industrial Services) for leading the implementation of HSE initiatives in his working sites, and Hussain Meftah (Senior Supervisor at MCSC) for maintaining safe work practices and eliminates unsafe practice using stop work authority. The winners of the shareholder award were identified for supporting EHS initiatives & adding value, transferring good practices to others (i.e. individuals, groups, companies) and innovative management of EHS issues.

Bapco holds its annual environment, health & safety luncheonand awards presentation 2018


Health for All – Everyone, Everywhere

GDA Board of Directors Meeting in BahrainThe Gulf Downstream Association (GDA) Board of Directors Meeting was held on 20th March at the GDA office in Bahrain. This meeting saw the newly formed Board meet for the first time. GDA was established in Bahrain and is fully supported by His Excellency The Minister of Oil Shaikh Mohamed bin Khalifa Al Khalifa. GDA is a non-profit organisation that was founded by Saudi Aramco, Bahrain Petroleum Company (Bapco), Kuwait Petroleum International (KPI), Kuwait National Petroleum Company (KNPC) and Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) with its headquarters in the Kingdom of Bahrain. Its vision is to bring leading downstream players together for mutual benefits by providing an innovative platform to create a common pool of best practices, case studies, lessons learned, discussion board, topic-focused trainings and access to relevant global resources

besides hosting/leading conferences, seminars and workshops. The new Chairman, Mr. Suleman A. Al-Bargan, VP Domestic Refining & NGL Fractionation – Saudi Aramco congratulated and welcomed the two new Board Members, Shaikh Nawaf Soud Al Sabah, President & CEO - Kuwait Petroleum International and Mr. Waleed Khaled Al Bader, CEO – Kuwait National Petroleum Company on their appointment. Mr. Waleed K. Al Bader has been appointed the new Vice Chairman of the Board, Mr. Ebrahim Talib, Deputy CE – Bapco continues as Board Member and Financial Secretary and Mr. Jasem A. Al Sayegh, CEO ADNOC Refining continues as Board member. The Chairman also thanked the retired Board Members, Mr. Mohammad G. Al-Mutairi and Dr. Nabil M. Bourisli for their contributions towards the success of GDA during their tenure.

PED Achieves 4 Million Safe Man-hourswithout Lost Time Injury

(Continued from Page 1) “The three year period of safe work by the project team from Bapco and our partners reinforce our firm belief in the basic tenets of OSOOL BAPCO and Bapco’s key corporate values. This extended safe work period signifies a strong cultural shift into a ‘Safety First’ mind-set by the entire project team. Plant Engineering Department is very happy to acknowledge with gratitude, the combined efforts of all other Departments in particular Operations and Maintenance Departments who are our partners for all projects that we have executed till date, for joining hands in achieving the latest milestone. We look forward to accomplishing many more of these achievements in future, in our quest for excellence and ‘zero incidents’. “Plant Engineering Department wishes to express our sincere gratitude to Bapco Management for their motivation and support”, Mr. Awadh concluded.

Mangroves Memorandum of Understanding (Continued from Page 1) He hailed the significant initiatives aimed at establishing a green environment and preserving the mangrove plants across the Kingdom. He also praised the role assumed by Bapco in preserving the environment through its valuable projects throughout the year. For his part, Mr. Talib expressed thanks and gratitude to Dr. Dianah for SCE’s positive response to Bapco’s initiative, lauding the tangible efforts exerted by SCE in preserving the marine environment and mangroves transplanting. He wished the project team every success in achieving the aspired

goals aimed to expand mangroves transplanting in Bapco’s nursery. The Bapco’s Mangroves Nursery was opened by the Minister of Oil, the Chairman of Bapco’s Board of Directors HE Shaikh Mohamed bin Khalifa Al-Khalifa on 28th February 2018 with the aim of establishing the concept of green environment and expansion of agricultural land, and enhancing the national endeavours aimed to enrich biodiversity by spreading mangroves transplanting in Bapco and other locations across the Kingdom.

In line with the ongoing endeavours aimed at fostering the concept of partnership between Bapco and the Ministry of Health, a health activity was held under the title of “Health for All – Everyone, Everywhere” under the patronage of the Minister of Health Mrs. Fayeka bint Saeed Al-Saleh. The activity was held at Princess Sabeeka Park (PSP) on 6th April 2019. The event was attended by Deputy Chief Executive DCE Mr. Ebrahim Talib and Health Assistant

Undersecretary for Public Health Dr. Mariam Al Hajeri. Also present were officials of the Ministry of Health, some related organizations and establishments and a number of guests. The event featured a wide spectrum of activities including a health exhibition and child drawing, in addition to a number of health awareness sessions and recreational activities. The event also featured a walk marathon, medical tests and health counselling. Like other countries of

the world, the Kingdom of Bahrain proudly participated in the celebrations marking the World Health Day which falls on 7th April of each year. World Health Day theme 2019 was observed across the globe with various health awareness campaigns and camps with a focus on staying healthy. Many health organisations and healthcare departments conducted seminars, talks, discussions and shared the important tips on how to stay healthy.


Fortifying Bapco CybersecurityThe first steps into a larger world

Despite being very early into the year, Bapco has already seen significant developments in 2019. Among these, has been the progression of a Cybersecurity Roadmap. Headed by the Automation section in the Engineering Division, a comprehensive process is currently underway to revolutionize Bapco’s digital capability. The team in place has made significant strides, within the roadmap, by implementing Data Diode technology. Digital advancements have revolutionized a vast array of industries. They have offered better as well as more

efficient avenues of operating and brought about increased productivity. This, however, has come at a cost as demonstrated by the rise of cybercrime. For this reason, The Engineering Division is employing new cyber security initiatives to fortify Bapco’s assets, information and production. The Automation section has partnered with Engineering and Marketing International (EMI), a technology solution provider, to develop the Data Diode protection technology. Data Diode is a valuable, hardware-based, security product which provides significant benefit. Data

Diodes allows for the segmentation of Bapco’s networks by regulating the direction in which data can be transferred. The segmentation of networks does serve the purpose of securing the process control network but prohibits all access of process information to necessary individuals through the PI System, which documents and achieves process data. This has necessitated the creation of a PI Ancillary System. The ancillary system mirrors information from the production PI system to allow data availability across the enterprise but leaves no vulnerability for

infringement. This maintains the function of the PI System whilst not compromising security.Data Diode will establish secure, one-way data transference from process network; eliminating any external points of entry and offering security against cyber-attack. Data Diode is the first step in fortifying Bapco’s cybersecurity and provides security for fulfilling new initiatives such as the PI system. The ambitious efforts of the Engineering Division are far from complete but they can help ensure Bapco’s safe and prosperous future.

The team bringing Data Diode to Bapco:Mohammed Lounadi, Syed Ismayil,

Mohammad El-Ess from EMI and Wafa Noor

Cyber Security VigilanceAutomation Superintendent, Ahmed Alsayed: “The rise of global computerization has been extremely rapid. The growing threat of cyber-crime is no longer theoretical and has graduated to a real, tangible danger. Nowadays firewalls are more gates than walls! Traditional technologies need to adapt to combat this growing threat. Our team has worked tirelessly to bring this development to fruition and I thank them sincerely.”

A Secure Pathway to ProgressGeneral Manager – Engineering Division, Gaetano De Santis: “The size and domestic importance of Bapco as an institution makes us a potential target. The developments being spearheaded by the Engineering Division are necessary to avoid commercial disruption, maintain infrastructural integrity and preserve the plans for BAPCO’s progress going forward.”

Cyber Security TransformationEMI- Technical Manager, Mohamad Shamseddine: “Engineering and Marketing International (EMI) was thrilled to be part of the data diode project at Bapco. It was a great experience working closely with BAPCO’s team to complete this cyber security transformation initiative successfully.

HE Oil Minister inaugurates annual conferenceof District 20 Toastmasters -DTAC 2019

(Continued from Page 1) At the beginning of his opening address, the Minister of Oil welcomed selecting the Kingdom of Bahrain to host this annual conference, because of the good reputation of the kingdom in embracing various events and providing support and assistance to achieve the desired goals. He valued highly the efforts made by the organising committee to organise, arrange and process this important event, wishing the conference and the contestants all success.HE The Minister said that the Kingdom of Bahrain is the first country in the Middle East where the Toastmasters Club was established in 1964, where the Manama Toastmasters Club paved the way for the creation of more than 13,000 clubs around the world with the aim of training members to develop various skills.He highlighted the importance of such youth events aimed at the development of human cadres in several fields, as the

Toastmasters programme provides a positive educational environment stimulating the development of skills such as speaking, listening, thinking and other skills that contribute to the promotion of self-confidence.The Minister pointed out that the world today is witnessing many difficulties, challenges and failures, but it is important for the human being to strive towards progress and overcome these failures through hard work in learning, creativity and development and re-attempts without despair to reach the realization of ambitions and successes at various levels.In conclusion, HE the Minister of Oil warmly thanked the organisers, supporters, speakers, participants, and all those who contributed to the success of this milestone in the Kingdom of Bahrain, and wished for a successful conference.The event was attended by a number of local, regional and global speakers, including Mr. Richard Beck, first Vice President

of Toastmasters International, and Ms. Cheryl Roche, CEO of Sparkle, Mr. Lance Miller, world champion of rhetoric 2005, and Mr. Kamal Shihabi, the half-role final at the 2018 World Public Speaking Championships and Mr. Sami, founder and head of investment for training and development.Toastmasters International is one of the leading public speaking and leadership organisations that aim to “empower individuals to become active spokespersons and leaders in society.” In addition to organising various programmes specialised in leadership and communication for all groups of society, with the aim of developing their abilities and skills in various fields.The event was attended by more than 400 participants from around the world, which witnessed the creation of competitions in Arabic and English between the heroes of all participating countries in four categories: assessment speeches, comic speeches, impromptu speeches and global speeches.

Let’s Talk Health Activity Bapco’s Health Promotion Section actively participated in the health event held under the title of “Let’s Talk Health”, which was organized by the Sadad Charity Society and the Sadad Sports Centre on Saturday 27th April 2019. Bapco was represented at that event by Mr. Jassim Al Majed, Senior Health Promotion Officer who gave presentations on public hygiene and the key importance of being healthy. A large number of participants benefitted from the activity and expressed their thanks and gratitude for BAPCO’s valued support. “Bapco’s initiative is part of its leading role in establishing and spreading occupational health & safety culture, and its continuous mission in fostering the occupational safety not only in company premises but the community as a whole”, said Manager Medical Services , Manager Wellbeing Project 2020 Dr. Spyridon Trous.. “Bapco’s participation is in line with its continued endeavours and initiatives aimed at fostering the social partnership and sustainable growth of the Kingdom”, Dr. Trous added.


Engage for CommitmentUnder the title “Engage for Commitment” and with the patronage of Dr. Pete Bartlett, the Refining, Maintenance and Engineering Divisions Business Initiatives Alignment session 2019 was held at the Gulf Hotel – Bahrain on Thursday 7th February 2019. Employee engagement is the main objective behind this session implementing Bapco’s Tagline of “Empowering Progress” to gain commitment and unified directions from top down in the organization. The session was organized by the Operational Excellence Department - Business Improvement section and attended by 200 employees from different levels in the organization and divisions. The Sessions were interactive by introducing Poll Everywhere App to engage with the audience via their smart phones and show their simultaneous answers on the screen. It was an excellent platform to experience transparency in SWOT exercise and with a set of questions pre, during and after the presentations between the management and employees. The Leader including Dr. Bartlett shared this appreciation to Bapco Management and Employees on their commitments and dedication to address the current and future challenges in Bapco’s transformation, Commercialization and Modernization projects to be aligned and ready for Bahrain and Bapco’s Milestone of Bapco Modernization Programme (BMP).

Harish Farewell Party Oil Processing Department bid farewell to Harish Jaganath on 1st April 2019. Harish joined Oil Processing Department in 2006 and has worked in various sections and in several capacities within OPD North & South over the last 13 years. Harsih joined the Company as an OTM Writer and Administrator. During his early years, he was also involved in the development of DCS graphics for 2HDU Revamp project, Refinery Gas Desulphurization Project (RGDP) and Sulphur Handling Facility project (SHF). He also played a key role in the development and preparation of SHF and RGDP Operating Manuals. Harish was promoted to Operations Specialist - North Process Section in 2010 where he was actively engaged in all process plant related activities. In 2012, he moved to LSDP Complex for a short stint where participated in the Hydrogen Make-up Gas Compressor “HydroCOM” automation project. In 2013, Harish returned to North Process and supported the Instrument Modernization Project. For the past 5 years he worked in LSFO Complex where he was involved in the execution of both T&I and catalyst change shutdowns as a Core Team Leader & Member and engaged in all aspects of unit operations and emergency response. Harish’s commitment and contribution in the execution of the LSFO Sub-

Station replacement project, which involved extensive excavation in brown field areas and the coordinated “hot cut-over” of LSFO assets in 2016 & 2017, was also noteworthy. Among his other achievements, Harish served on the OEMS, ART, Oil Loss and Energy teams, and recently participated in the EAMS project development as OPD’s representative. Harsih was an exemplary Operations Specialist with a strong belief in teamwork, “Back to Basics” and providing opportunities for his team. During the party, Todd Gillespie - Manager OPD South, praised the numerous contributions

that Harish has made to the department and recounted a few of the more “memorable” moments in OPD, before wishing him a fond farewell and best of luck in his future endeavours. Mahmood A.Rahim – Manger OPD North also expressed his sincere appreciation for the dedication and support Harish has provided during his time Bapco. For his part, Harish expressed his gratitude to everyone he has worked with at Bapco and in particular thanked the LSFO Complex team for the strong support and recognition he has received over the last 5 years.


Bapco Receives College of Health Sciences Students (Continued from Page 1) During the visit, the students met with Dr. Spyridon Trus, Bapco’s Manager Medical Services who gave a brief presentation on the medical services in Bapco and the latest health technologies adopted in the company. Technical & Administration Assistant at Refining General Yaseen Mubarak, Occupational Nursing Supervisor Abdulla Khalil and Head Nurse Shawqi Hassan accompanied them during a tour within Bapco facilities and Medical Center. At the conclusion of the visit, the students thanked Bapco for organising the visit, hailing its efforts in enhancing the students’ educational experience. The visit is in line with Bapco’s continued initiatives in hosting students from numerous educational institutions in the Kingdom, and as part of its ongoing efforts in enhancing the students’ educational experience within its national role as a leading entity in the Kingdom’s industrial sector.

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Interview with Fatima Yousif The Islander editorial team held an interview with Fatima Yousif, Bapco’s promising basketball player and daughter of Yousif Mohammed, Mechanical Technician of the Plant Maintenance Departments. At the beginning of the interview, Fatima said “I am 13 years old, and I study at Al-Noor International School. I mainly play basketball, and I love drawing and poetry reading. “When Bapco Future Basketball Kids Team was formed, my uncle told my father about it and my father encouraged me to join the team”, Fatima said. “BLBT team has made a big difference in my life by letting me know the real values of playing sports. It has also made me feel more confident of myself and more physically fit in my life”, she added. “Additionally, I have made tangible progress since I joined the team and have developed so many skills of basketball”, she continued. Speaking about her study and basketball exercises, Fatima said: “First of all I always try to finish my studies and homework long time before the start of my examinations, so when the examinations begin I have ample of time to just go through my lessons. I always finish my homework as soon as I reach home, and afterwards I decide to go to the basketball club after I make sure that no homework is left

uncompleted”. “During the basketball training, I am always punctual and I try not to skip any training session”. When she was asked about her parents, Fatima said: “Actually my parents support me very much and always encourage me to keep playing basketball because they knew that basketball is my favourite hobby”. When Fatima was asked about any suggestions to develop basketball, she said: “I encourage organizing more competitions which help improve our skills. Basketball players must be encouraged and supported in order to improve the game. I also suggest that more visits to other teams must be arranged throughout the year, which could contribute to improving our skills”. “When I graduate at the age of 18, I’ll continue playing basketball and I will try to be a professional player. I am determined to make my parents, trainers and colleagues proud of me and my achievements. I hope to look upon myself as the best player of Bapco’s Ladies Basketball Team”, she further said. “In conclusion, I would like to thank parents who have given me major support to play basketball. I also thank my uncle who told me about the team. Meanwhile, I am so grateful to all my trainers and BLBT Manager Mrs. Nadia Haji for their support, with special thanks to Dr. Areej for her valued support.

Awali Kids Park As part of Bapco’s continued efforts to enhance the facilities of Awali, and the safety of kids using these facilities in Awali, and in line with the ongoing commitment of Bapco’s Corporate Services Department (CSD) to preserve the environment, CSD is pleased to announce the opening of the new Awali Kids Park effective 12th April 2019. The park will remain open from 6 a.m. till 6.00 p.m. on all days of the week. The park has been provided with bicycle track and children playground surrounded by a landscaped area. Parents are urged to accompany the kids and not to allow small children to ride bicycles on the main roads. All residents are invited to enjoy the new facility safely.

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Following extensive training and coaching with contractor representatives, we have now developed BOOST Observer Trainers amongst the contractors that will train people within their own companies to conduct observations and have meaningful conversations in the workplace. This is another milestone within BAPCO of engaging contractors in BOOST to further enhance the safety cuture. One such initiative was the collaboration between MCSC, JGC and Rafco where 21 observers from the companies were trained by MCSC trainer Swapnil Kadam. Following the training trainers coach their new observers in the field to increase their comfort and confidence in conducting observations, the following are examples of such coaching taking place in the refinery. By integrating contractors into BOOST, we are engaging more sets of eyes and ears in looking out for each other. This integration of contractors into BOOST will help BAPCO become a safer place to work where we strive to achieve a zero harm culture and where employees and contractor go home to their loved ones.

BOOST SuccessProactive Attitude and Initiative

BOOST SuccessInitiative and Engaged

BOOST SuccessCommitted and Eager to safety of employees

BOOST Success: Teamwork and Proactive

BOOST observation by Ahmed Meer (OPD –SPS) who took an initiative to identify a steel plate located in one of the 4ACDU access ways which was creating a trip hazard and he was proactive to barricade area until removing steel plate for a safer environment.

BOOST observation by Mohammed Al Molani (OPD –SPS) who took an initiative to identify a broken and unstable walkway at the unit limit in 4A CDU which may cause fall hazard, a broken walkway has been renewed.

BOOST observation by Mohammed Al-Haddad P&U-Utility section, he is committed and eager to safety of employees. He helped to identify the unreachable valve, which may cause fall hazard and Overstretched risk.

BOOST observation by Mohammed Ali Al Aali from OPD – LSDP complex, helped to identify no proper fitting use and unsafe practice while loading the chemical to the tank which created chemical splash risk. A.majeed # 100708 and Mohammed Al Saffar gave an idea to best solution for this barrier and support from maintenance to remove barrier quickly.

Contractor Engagement in BOOST

BOOST Factsfor the quarter

January 2019 – March 2019No of Safety Interactions for the Quarter = 2835, where 3714 people were observed and participated in safety conversations.

This means that each interaction on average lasts 10 minutes 2835x10=28350 mins/60=472 hours two or three people are talking about preventing harm to others.

The above interactions were conducted by 397 trained observers that equates to 16.5% of the workforce.

Did you know that the following behaviours that were observed within the referenced period that had the potential to become a serious injury or fatality.

Line of Fire observed on 63 occasions At Risk

Ascending/Descending observed on 80 occasions At Risk

Special PPE (harness, H2S monitor) on 49 occasions At Risk

Luckily observers through their interactions and actions prevented any of these behaviours resulting in any negative outcome by influencing the observed person to stop work and consider a safer way, or influencing them to perform in a safe manner.

We ask that you all alert your staff to focus on these behaviours and in your visits to verify such behaviours, especially within the shutdown period within the refinery.

Thank you all once again for your support, we want to drive continuous engagement and visibility in the workplace so we can continue to have none of our employees and contractors harmed in any way.

The role of the BOOST observer is not only to observe and DO observations, but to interact and have meaningful conversations with employees and contractors to provide feedback on safe behaviours observed and influence change for any behaviours that are observed that are At Risk.

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Combat Obesity – Diabetes Under the patronage of Bapco’s Chief Executive, Dr. Pete Bartlett, the Wellbeing Project 2020 organized the 4th health activity of the project under the theme of “Combat Obesity – Diabetes”. The campaign was held from 21st to 25th April 2019. The activity featured two major campaigns at the Refinery Cafeteria and the Bapco Club for medical tests and counseling. The main event was held on Sunday 28th 2019 at the Bapco Club in Awali, and was attended by members of Bapco’s Management and a large number of employees of Bapco and Contractors. The event was also attended by some guests. Training Specialist Supervisory Development, Mr. Neil Porter gave the SHEQ moment, followed by an opening speech delivered by Dr. Bartlett. Later, Manager Medical Services Manager Wellbeing

Project 2020 Dr. Spyridon Trous gave an introduction on obesity combat. This was followed by a presentation on emotional nutrition delivered by Rachel Fenton. Later, Manager Security Mr. Adel Al-Gaoud gave a presentation on Ramadhan food habits, which was followed by the main presentation titled “Obesity Does Not Suit Me”, given by Dr. Kawthar Al Eid. During the event, Razan Shaheen spoke about depression and obesity. Following presentations a panel discussion was held and lots of queries were raised and answered. Upon the conclusion of the event, a raffle was made and lucky winners received valuable gifts. All participants expressed thanks and gratitude to Bapco’s Management for organizing such significant activities aimed at raising the health awareness of the community members.


Climate Change: UK flood planners ‘must prepare for worst’

Half world’s biggest airlines don’t offer carbon offsetting

Why Fukuoka is Japan’s Most Innovative CitySandwiched between the mountains and the sea in Japan’s far-west corner, Fukuoka is a city trying to reinvent itself. In a land long dominated by mega-conglomerates and the inexorable pull of Tokyo, the country’s fastest growing urban centre wants to become Japan’s answer to Silicon Valley. Despite the country’s reputation for hi-tech wizardry, Japan’s start-up scene remains surprisingly stunted. The world’s third largest economy has only one “unicorn” – a private company valued at over $1bn – compared to the United States’ 127 and China’s 78. Fukuoka’s charismatic young mayor is determined to change that, and he’s convinced the city has the ingredients to replicate the success of the US’s west coast innovation hubs. In 2011 he declared Fukuoka would become Japan’s start-up city, and since then it’s risen to the top of the country’s business creation league tables. Whether it can truly rival the capital remains to be seen as funding and talent continues to concentrate in Tokyo, but the city’s leaders have a convincing pitch. A tight-knit start-up community, a young workforce and an affordable city that promises that elusive goal of a work-life balance – something they hope will appeal to a new generation of entrepreneurs keen to avoid the Tokyo rat race.Shortly after being elected as the city’s youngest ever mayor in 2010, former TV presenter Sōichirō Takashima, 44, visited Seattle and was struck by the similarities to his hometown. Both are compact

coastal cities surrounded by nature, with well-developed transport infrastructure and plentiful human resources, he says. In Seattle those ingredients support titans like Amazon and Microsoft, as well as a thriving start-up ecosystem. Takashima believes Fukuoka can replicate that success and help drag the Japanese economy out of a rut it’s been in since the early 1990s. “The presence of start-ups which create new innovation and value is necessary to break economic stagnation,” he says. “With that in mind, I positioned start-up support as our city’s growth strategy.” Since then he’s been busy. In 2014 the central government granted his request to designate the city as a “national strategic special zone” for start-ups, which has allowed them to cut corporate taxes for new businesses and create a special visa for foreign entrepreneurs. It’s also allowed them to relax planning rules so they

can redevelop the city centre and wireless regulations to create a faster and simpler licensing process for experiments and technology demonstrations aimed at the Internet of Things (IoT), which embeds sensors, communication and computing hardware into everyday objects. Takashima has also been aggressively promoting the city at home and abroad, leading business delegations and signing cooperation deals with start-up hubs like San Francisco, Taipei and Helsinki which provide support and introductions for Fukuoka start-ups looking to expand abroad or foreign start-ups looking to enter Japan.

Britain’s flood planners must prepare for the worst on climate change, the Environment Agency has warned. Its chairwoman, Emma Howard Boyd, said on current trends, global temperature could rise between 2C and 4C by 2100 and £1bn a year would need to be spent on flood management. She said some communities may even need to move because of the risk of floods. The government said it would be seeking evidence for its own flood policy in the autumn. Ms Howard Boyd, launching the consultation on the agency’s flood strategy, said government policy should ensure that all publicly-funded infrastructure is resilient to flooding and coastal change by 2050. “We can’t win a war against water by building away climate change with infinitely high flood defences,” she said. She called for more to be done to encourage property owners to rebuild homes after flooding in better locations, and with improvements such as raised electrics, hard flooring and flood doors, rather than just “recreating what was there before”. However, she warned that in some places “the scale of the threat may be so significant that recovery will not always be the best long term solution” and communities

would need help to “move out of harm’s way”. The agency expects more intense bursts of rain and continuing coastal erosion. It calculates that for every person who suffers flooding, about 16 more are affected by loss of services such as power, transport and telecommunications. Ms Howard Boyd warned that climate change and population growth in

England meant that properties built in the floodplain will double over the next 50 years. The agency points towards research from the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership which suggests that losses on UK mortgages could also double if global temperatures increase by 2C and triple if warming hits 4C. These would be insurance-related losses related to outcomes of climate change such as more extreme weather.Ms Howard-Boyd said the government’s six-year flood programme had given flood and coastal protection “a shot in the arm”, but she warned that more will be needed. Environment Minister Therese Coffey said: “Flooding and coastal erosion can have terrible consequences for people, businesses and the environment. “That’s why we are already providing £2.6bn over six years, delivering more than 1,500 projects to better protect 300,000 homes.” But she

added that “the threat of climate change will mean an increasing risk and preparing the country is a priority for the government, and the nation as a whole”. In a statement, Friends of the Earth said: “Smarter adaptation and resilience building - including natural flood management measures like tree-planting - is undeniably important.

Less than half of the world’s major airlines are giving passengers the opportunity to offset the carbon dioxide produced from their flights, BBC research found. When airlines do offer such a scheme, generally less than 1% of flyers are choosing to spend more. Carbon offsetting enables passengers to balance out their carbon footprint by paying towards environmental projects. Aviation accounts for 2% of global human-induced greenhouse gas emissions. Prices vary but a return flight from London to Malaga, Spain, would cost around £4 to offset. The BBC contacted the world’s biggest airlines in terms of numbers of flights and numbers of passengers. Out of the 28 approached, less than half offered a carbon offset scheme and the majority declined to provide data on the number of passengers offsetting their flights during a one year period - often saying their figures were too low to report. Michael Gill, a director from the international aviation trade body Iata, said: “We strongly recommend all passengers to use high-quality projects to offset their own CO2 emissions as an individual contribution to addressing climate change.” Carbon offsetting allows passengers to pay extra to help

compensate for the carbon emissions produced from their flight. The money is then invested in environmental projects - like planting trees or installing solar panels - which reduce the carbon dioxide in the air by the same amount. Passengers can pay the additional charge when they buy their ticket from participating airlines, but independent offsetting companies also exist. The price varies between

airlines, but a return flight from London and Cape Town, South Africa would cost roughly £20 to offset, according to ClimateCare. The CO2 emissions per passenger from that flight is roughly the same as those produced from heating the average home for a year. Some activists have criticised carbon offsetting as an excuse to continue polluting, arguing that it does little to change behaviour. Advocates defend offsetting just as vociferously. More people are flying than ever and over four billion passengers fly every year. All international carriers must now report their CO2 emissions on an annual basis and the sector as a whole is aiming to halve its carbon footprint by 2050. From next year, airlines will be required to offset any increase in emissions beyond their 2020 levels by reducing emissions elsewhere. Prof Neil Harris, head

of atmospheric informatics at Cranfield University, UK, says carbon offsetting “is a good idea but it’s not working”. He feels airlines and governments need to do more. “All opt in schemes tend to have low take-up,” he explained. “Secondly I think there’s a lack of clarity on what the scheme is. You want to know the money is being well spent.”


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The Cheese & Potato Spinach Frittata recipe can easily be prepared for a light dinner and is perfect for Suhoor during Ramadan season.Ingredients • 2 tablespoons olive oil • 1 onion, finely chopped• 1 small potato, cut into small cubes • 1 small red chili, cut into small pieces• 1 cup spinach • 1 teaspoon crushed garlic• 1/2 cup Cheddar cheese • 3 tablespoons milk• 3 eggs, lightly beaten• salt and pepper to taste How to Prepare1. Heat olive oil in a medium skillet over medium heat. Place

potatoes in the skillet, cover, and cook about 10 minutes, until tender but firm. Mix in spinach, green onions, and garlic. Season with salt and pepper. Continue cooking 1 to 2 minutes, until spinach is wilted.

2. In a medium bowl, beat together eggs and milk. Pour into the skillet over the vegetables. Sprinkle with Cheddar cheese. Reduce heat to low, cover, and cook 5 to 7 minutes, or until eggs are firm.

Cheese & Potato Spinach FrittataSudoku Math Bricks Pyramid Puzzle

Answer:

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OSOOL # 8:Always address abnormal conditions and

never let them become accepted as normal

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You need to solve the pyramid puzzle by filling the bricks in a manner that the sum of top bricks is equal to two lower bricks below it.


• A monthly newspaper issued by The Bahrain Petroleum Company (Bapco) • Editorial: Mustafa Ahmed Ahlam Ebrahim Photos: Duaij Khalifa Design: Hessa Adel

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Bowling Challenge

Isa Mahmood Wins More Trophies

Oakley Cannonier, the ballboy who became Liverpool’s hero

As part of his PMP diversity action plan, Mr. Tim Owen Senior Designer – Instrumentation Process Control Engineering Department helped organizing a friendly 10 Pin Bowling challenge with the PCED Instrument Designers versus the PED Mechanical Designers followed by a meal at the Bapco Club last night. It was a great success with everyone really entering into the spirit of ‘friendly competition”. “I am happy to say that the PCED Designer Team won both games with

Ryan from PCED Instrumentation making the top score of 170! However that really wasn’t the most important part of the evening as it was good to get a chance to get to know each other better, share some non-work related activities and have a very nice meal in the restaurant after the game”, Tim said. Names of the employees from Left to Right: Mohamed Lari, Jerry Cosme, Ardee Sureta, Tim Owen, Roel Tarroza, Melvin Espenilla, Donnie Castro & Vidal (Ryan) Guibao

Thankfully and with the incessant support of Bapco motorsports we have managed to end season’s last round with 6 more trophies. Participating in both of our AutoX cars representing Bapco we have secured 1st and 2nd place in modified category, 2nd and 3rd in supercar category ending up 2nd & 3rd place overall ( last round ) . Furthermore, for the 2018/2019 season we have won a total of 24 trophies and for that we are sincerely thankful to Bapco’s support in the motorsports sector. Moreover, we promise to keep Bapco’s flag flying high and to keep pushing for more achievements for the next season, many thanks for the great support given to us by all of our dear colleagues. To conclude, below is the summery of podiums and trophies obtained by the AutoX team for the season:- Round 1:· Modified category: 1st and 2nd place· Supercar category: 1st and 2nd place· Overall ranking: 1st place and 2nd placeRound 2:· Modified category: 1st and 2nd place· Supercar category: 1st and 3rd place· Overall ranking: 1st place and 3rd placeRound 3:· Modified category: 1st and 2nd place· Supercar category: 1st and 2nd place· Overall ranking: 2nd place and 3rd placeRound 4:· Modified category: 1st and 2nd place· Supercar category: 2nd and 3rd place· Overall ranking: 2nd place and 3rd place

Liverpool triumphed 4-0 against Barcelona in a game that had various unusual heroes, including Oakley Cannonier.He was the ballboy who quickly gave the ball to Trent Alexander-Arnold for the Reds’ fourth goal.While the Blaugrana’s defence were still trying to set up after having given away a corner kick, the 14-year-old quickly fed the Englishman, who sent the ball into the box for Divock Origi to make it 4-0.According to The Telegraph, Jurgen Klopp noticed that Barcelona players talked to the referee after almost every decision.Before the game at Anfield, Carl Lancaster, who is responsible for the co-ordination of the ballboys, urged them to feed Liverpool players as fast as possible during the game.A Liverpool academy product himself, Alexander-Arnold served as a ballboy before climbing the ranks of Liverpool’s youth teams to reach the seniors’ starting line-up.Cannonier is also a Melwood prodigy and the team’s former captain Graeme Souness asked the club to invite the boy along with his family to the Champions League final in Madrid.

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