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SOUTH SUDANOIL & POWER 2018EVALUATION

SOUTH SUDAN’S ELITE EVENTFOR ENERGY AND INFRASTRUCTURE

November 20-22, 2018The Crown Hotel, Juba

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| EVALUATION REPORT SOUTH SUDAN OIL & POWER 2018

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THE AGENDA

For the second year, South Sudan Oil & Power returned to Juba to fo-cus on the private sector opportu-nities in South Sudan, following the immense progress made in 2018 in securing and growing the oil pro-duction and associated industries in the downstream and midstream sectors. Having cemented a peace agreement earlier this year, the country’s newfound stability is act-ing as a catalyst for new investment. The Ministry of Petroleum aims to boost oil production and make South Sudan a premier oil producer in Africa and globally. To bring these ambitions to fruition, the Transition-al Government of National Unity of South Sudan is actively pursuing in-ternational investment and partner-ing with the private sector to spur investment, encourage growth and develop the oil and power sectors.

Investing in East Africa’s only ma-ture oil producer is a prime op-portunity for the private sector, with the opportunity to leverage South Sudan’s plentiful oil re-sources, unique status as one of the few true frontier markets in the region, and capitalize on the emerging positive business en-vironment being created by the government and local entrepre-neurs. This dialogue has never been more important, as South Sudan takes its place as a prom-inent oil producer on the inter-national stage, cooperating with the Organization of the Petro-leum Exporting Countries (OPEC) on the landmark Declaration of Cooperation and continuous-ly securing new investors from across Africa and the world.

Embracing the Private Sector in South Sudan

WHO ATTENDED?

Angola Canada China Equatorial Guinea Ethiopia Germany IndiaIreland Israel

Spain SudanTurkey Uganda United Arab Emirates United Kingdom USA

Kenya Malaysia Netherlands Nigeria Russia Senegal Somalia South Africa South Sudan

GOVERNMENT DELEGATIONS

South Sudan

Japan

Somalia

Egypt

Sudan

India

Equatorial Guinea

APPO

Uganda

France

South Africa

United States

COUNTRIES REPRESENTED

Diplomatic Representation and Organizations



6INVESTOR BRIEFINGS

2 DAYS OF NETWORKING,CONFERENCE AND WORKSHOPS

1GRAND INAUGURATION DAY

400DELEGATES

30SPEAKERS

3EXPERT MODERATORS

GovernmentServices E&PBanking, Finance and ConsultingEPCMediaTradingDownstream

19%27%16%18%

7%5%4%4%

BREAKDOWN BY SECTOR (%)

BY THE NUMBERS



LEAD SPONSORS

EXECUTIVE SPONSORS

INVESTOR BRIEFING SPONSORS

MARKET SPONSORS

STRATEGIC PARTNERS

THE SPONSORS

TITANIUMB U S I N E S S G R O U P



Media Partners

Strategic Partners



H.E. JAMES WANI IGGA

VICE PRESIDENTSouth Sudan

H.E. TABANDENG GAI

FIRST VICE PRESIDENTSouth Sudan

HON. EZEKIELLOL GATKUOTHMINISTER OF PETROLEUM

South Sudan

H.E. AZHARIABDALLAH

MINISTER OF PETROLEUM AND

MINERALS Sudan

HON. LOKERIS PETERMINISTER OF STATE FOR ENERGY AND MINERALS

DEVELOPMENTUganda

PEARL UZOKWEDIRECTOR FOR

GOVERNANCE & SUSTAINABILITY Sahara Energy

GUILLAUME DOANECEO

Africa Oil & Power

NJ AYUKEXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN

African Energy Chamber

H.E. MAHAMAN LAOUAN GAYASECRETARY GENERALAfrican Petroleum

Producers’ Organization

DR. CHOL DENG T. ABEL

MANAGING DIRECTORNilepet

H.E. GABRIEL MBAGA OBIANG LIMAMINISTER OF MINES & HYDROCARBONS

Equatorial Guinea

Evaluating Current Developments, and Improv-ing Performance through Technology.

With a new peace deal signed and in imple-mentation, the Government of South Sudan is pushing for increased oil production and exploration activities. The Greater Pioneer Operating Company resumed oil produc-tion this year after a hiatus of several years and the Sudd Petroleum Operating Compa-ny is also planning to relaunch production this year. New companies have entered the market. The resumption of oil activities rep-resents a wealth of opportunities for South Sudan and neighboring countries, but also presents fresh challenges, including a need to attract international investors and ser-vice companies into the country’s newly re-vamped oil industry.

PANEL: ON THE OILFIELD

KEYNOTES

BABATUNDE ODEYEMI GENERAL MANAGERNile Delta

MANGOK KHALIL MANGOKCEO Juba Petrotech

AJAA SANTINO ANYIETHGENERAL SER-VICES MANAGERNile Drilling & Services Co.

ENG. SALAHH. WAHBICHAIRMAN &FOUNDER Wahbi Consulting Services Co. Ltd

ENG. AWOW DANIEL CHUANGDG PETROLEUM AUTHORITYSouth Sudan

TONG XINMIAOGENERALMANAGER E&PDar Petroleum Operating Co.

ELIZABETH ROGOFOUNDER & CEO TSAVO Oilfield Services

MODERATOR



Funding, Building and Operating Projects and Critical Energy Infrastructure.

South Sudan has one of the worst electricity access rates in the world and a severe short-age of roads and downstream facilities, from pipelines to refineries. Oil infrastructure is mostly situated north of the Sudanese bor-der. But that could change, with projects like a 100 MW thermal power plant — the first post-war power project installed — commis-sioned this summer, and refinery projects set to quickly expand capacity. South Su-dan is also turning to regional initiatives and partnerships to boost infrastructure devel-opment and seeking international investors to jump-start the sector and the economy.

ANDREW MURUGUCOUNTRY HEAD OFSOUTH SUDAN Stanbic Bank

KAMAL MABOKPRESIDENTSipet

PANEL: BUILDING THE NATION

SHAWN DUTHIEANALYST Africa Risk Consulting

MAKEARMICHAEL DOTCEONile Petroleum Service Co

KAMRUL HASAN SAGARCO-FOUNDER & MD IPTEC

PROF. JANE CATHERINE NGILADEPUTY DIRECTOR TRAININGMorendat Institute of Oil & Gas

MODERATOR

ANIMU AMITAICONSULTANT & GENDER ADVOCATEParliamentary Working Group on Youth Legislation



MODERATOR

NUL MAYENDITMANAGING DIRECTOR Baping NationalInsurance

Doing Business in South Sudan.

South Sudan is fast developing local content frameworks and the local private sector, join-ing the ranks of countries like Ghana, Angola, Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea in establishing a solid local content foundation on which to build domestic capacity and provide more opportunities to its citizens. The government and private sector alike seek to build capacity in local industry and encourage public private partnerships. The country has also created one of the most attractive regulatory frame-works for international investors. How can the private and public sector advance togeth-er to build a world leading energy sector?

ROBERT MDEZACEOTrinity Energy

VICTORIA OTIENOMANAGING DIRECTORAlpha Bank

ANUOL DENGKUORENGMANAGINGPARTNERAwatkeer Law Chambers

LURIS MULLASTRATEGIC ADVISOR & BUSINESSENTREPRENEUR

PANEL: PUBLIC PRIVATE INITIATIVES

ZION ADEOYE SENIOR ASSOCIATE ATTORNEY Centurion

SANTO MARTIN LAKODG E&PDIRECTORATENilepet

Nilepet

Dar Petroleum Operating Company

Sudd Petroleum Operating Company

Greater Pioneer Operating Company

Petronas

CNPC

Oranto Petroleum

Sahara Energy

STANBIC

Enprode / Pluto

Wahbi Consulting Services Co.



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