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The Middle East is leading the conversation around a fair and equitable energy transition and energy future. At the nexus between North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, the Mediterranean, and the Middle East, Egypt is emerging as the gateway to new energy frontiers, as well as an attractive investment and partner destination in its own right.
The Egyptian government has implemented economic reforms to improve the country's investment climate and attract foreign companies to partner with local firms, contributing to the growth of the sector and at the same time supporting local SMEs and manufacturing development.
Global and regional institutions such as EBRD, World Bank are supporting the development of Egypt’s energy landscape through funding oil and gas investments and other initiatives such as the $1.1 billion fund to build the largest solar plant and wind farms, attracting international attention to the country’s
The Egyptian government has implemented economic reforms to improve the country's investment climate and attract foreign companies to partner with local firms, contributing to the growth of the sector and at the same time supporting local SMEs and manufacturing development
The East Mediterranean Gas Forum (EMGF) brings together regional stakeholders to drive mutual economic prosperity, cooperation in energy security and encourage decarbonisation efforts. At COP27, EMGF launched the Sharm El Sheikh methane reduction roadmap initiative.
Egypt's oil and gas industry is one of the largest in the region, and the country is investing heavily in exploration and infrastructure development and modernisation to further support the sector, creating a truly dynamic regional energy hub.
Egypt's successful gas production projects have attracted significant attention from national and international oil companies, as they collaborate to tap into the Eastern Mediterranean's potential.
EGYPES 2024, a three-day event, aims to bring together over 35,000 trade professionals from the oil, gas, and energy sectors. This exhibition offers an unparalleled opportunity for face-to-face networking and open dialogue, enabling participants to explore new partnerships and business ventures.
With a vast floor space of 40,000 sqm, EGYPES 2024 will host more than 500 exhibitors, including 28 prominent oil, energy, and service companies, as well as 15 international country pavilions.
The global energy sector is going through significant changes. Investment in traditional oil and gas is under pressure, but hydrocarbons will be important for the global economy, and for the future growth of nations in North Africa, Sub Saharan Africa, the Mediterranean and the Middle East, for many decades to come.
The Egypt Energy Show (EGYPES) held under the patronage of His Excellency Abdel Fattah El Sisi, President of the Arab Republic of Egypt is a key event for energy industry players seeking to establish a footprint in Egypt, North Africa, and the East Mediterranean region by penetrating the dynamic and growing energy hub centered in Cairo.
EGYPS provides a space for the energy industry to interact face-to-face with global government and industry leaders, key project owners and decision-makers, NOCs, IOCs, international service providers, EPC contractors, consultants, and financiers.
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