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Under the esteemed patronage of
H.E Abdullah Mohammed Saleh,
Governor,
DIFC
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Download the updated Middle East Project Finance 2012 brochure today
**Leadership in Project Finance Award**
MEED’s inaugural Leadership in Project Finance Award will be presented to
Abdulrahman Ahmad Al-Shaibi, Director Finance,
Qatar Petroleum
Monday, 27 February at Jumeirah Emirates Towers Hotel, Dubai.
Abdulrahman Ahmad Al-Shaibi is Director of Finance at
Qatar Petroleum and a Director of
Qatar Financial Centre Authority. In his capacity of overseeing the project finance team and being involved in all the financing deals in the last decade for Qatar Petroleum, MEED are delighted to present Mr Al-Shaibi with the inaugural Leadership in Project Finance Award.
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Welcome to Middle East Project Finance 2012
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Middle East Project Finance 2012 is the industry’s most trusted event bringing together leading figures from the project finance community across all major sectors including: petrochemicals, oil & gas, power, water and renewable, transport, social infrastructure and real estate. This prestigious event, now in its 15th year, will offer you the opportunity to meet leading project sponsors, lenders and advisors to discuss new market trends and recovery, deal structures and the latest commercial opportunities associated with mega projects in the Middle East region.
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What’s new for Middle East Project Finance 2012?
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Key industry sector round table sessions – explore how you can effectively get involved in the latest mega projects across industry sectors including:
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Oil & Gas – challenges and opportunities
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Petrochemicals – emerging markets
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Power, water & renewable energy – innovative financing models
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Transportation & social infrastructure – deals in the current and future pipelines
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Country specific panel sessions - gain first-hand insights from project sponsors and financiers and gain a comprehensive update on key mega projects from countries including: Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, Egypt, Kuwait
and Iraq
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More networking opportunities than ever before – including a meet and greet cocktail reception hosted by the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC)
Key topics to be explored in 2012:
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Perspectives on how the project finance market in the Middle East is involving in light of current and economic trends
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The role of the region in the global markets – why is the Middle East region so attractive to invest in?
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Sources of liquidity for project finance and the usage of mini-perm structures
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Evolution and future potential of the IPP market in the Middle East region and the sectors currently implementing privatisation
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Reaching a consensus on what needs to happen to encourage lenders back into the market
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A multilateral perspective on the potential scope for utilities, petrochemical, oil & gas, and transport project deals in the current environment cross the Middle East
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Examining the aspects of deals that increase the chances of bid interest and deal completion
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Country focus sessions exploring the use of private finance in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar and North Africa
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Meet the people behind the numbers |
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Number of Projects |
Projects value
US$million |
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Construction |
1,287 |
546,078 |
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Infrastructure |
618 |
368,952 |
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Oil/Gas Production |
253 |
320,718 |
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Power |
323 |
181,424 |
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Refining |
112 |
145,402 |
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Pipeline |
112 |
116,954 |
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Petrochemicals |
98 |
113,318 |
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Gas Processing |
85 |
59,239 |
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Metal |
81 |
55,256 |
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Water and Waste |
179 |
43,048 |
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3,148 |
1,950,389 |
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Volumn of Projects |
Projects value
US$million |
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Planned |
92 |
157414 |
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Execution |
240 |
150845 |
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Design |
53 |
49492 |
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EPC Bld |
67 |
39043 |
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Grand Total |
452 |
396794 |
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Source MEED Projects October 2011
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