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Breakfast Briefing: Qatar & GCC Project Market Outlook Tuesday, 19 February 2013 Breakfast Briefing sponsored by: 07:15 - Opening & Welcome by Edward James, MEED Insight 07:30 - Silver service breakfast is served 07:40 - Delay In Project Start-up: Risks and Mitigation by SEIB Project Insurance Specialist • Discussing the contractual obligation or self-preservation OCIP / CCIP • New age, new challenges Complexity of technologies and ramifications • Role of insurance in risk mitigation Physical policy triggers Common concern to contractors & how to handle them 08:00 – Quantitative and qualitative data on the Qatar & GCC Project Market A comprehensive forecast and assessment of the projects market in the region The GCC projects market has struggled so far in 2012 after a pick-up in activity in Qatar and the UAE is not enough to offset a slowdown in Saudi Arabia, the region’s largest projects market. Just $55bn worth of projects were awarded in the GCC in the first half of the year, some 10 per cent lower than the equivalent period in 2011, and the worst performance overall since 2005. The comparatively weak performance means that the market will struggle to match the $130bn worth of contracts awarded in 2011, which itself was also the lowest annual total since 2005. Edward James, Head, MEED Insight Edward James has been with MEED for nine years. Until September 2008 he was MEED’s Gulf Bureau Chief. He wrote features and news for MEED magazine on nearly all of the countries of the region. His specific areas of expertise are hydrocarbons, power and water, and the petrochemical market. He has also worked as a consultant in the Gulf for UK risk consultancy firm Control Risks. He is a regular guest commentator on Middle East issues for news channels such as the BBC, CNN and ABC News. He also has a degree in Arabic. www.qatarconference.com | T +971 (0) 4 390 0699 |E events@meed.com 12
Main Conference Day Two Tuesday 19 February 2013 08:30 Registration & coffee 09:00 Chairman’s welcome address Edmund O’Sullivan, Chairman, MEED Events 09:15 OPENING SESSION: Charles Lloyd, Regional Leader, Capital Programmes & Infrastructure, PWC Chris Scudamore, Qatar Leader, Capital Programmes & Infrastructure, PWC 10:00 Discussing references to PPP and public procurement, the need for budgeting, contingency planning for key risks and plans to contain expenditure Dr. Rupert Booth, Senior Economist, Atkins DEVELOPMENTS IN OIL, GAS AND UTLITIES SECTOR IN QATAR 10:30 Gas developments in Qatar: An overview and the company’s innovative financing Mohammad Siddiqui, Director - Treasury and Planning, Nakilat 11:00 Achievements and future opportunities: Evaluating the multiple projects in Mesaieed and Ras Laffan Christian Last, Chief Executive Officer, GASAL 11:30 Networking break 12:00 Key client presentation: Update on Kahramaa projects: electricity & water infrastructure expansion plans for the medium and long term Ahmed Naser Al Naser, Director Technical Affairs, Qatar General Electricity & Water Corporation (Kahramaa 12:30 Strategic and technical development: Water reclamation through Reverse Osmosis methods Walid Oraby, General Manager, Qatar Kuwait & Bahrain, Metito 13:00 13:30 High performance project delivery: Incident and injury and its relation to project performance Simon Giffin, Director, Middle East, JMJ Associates Networking lunch hosted by: www.qatarconference.com | T +971 (0) 4 390 0699 |E events@meed.com 13
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