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Edson Dos Santos

CEO, ETU ENERGIAS

"We need IOCs to stay in Angola, nevertheless, we are preparing to take on more roles and operate assets."

Janice Faria

CEO, ENAGOL

"The industry is resistant to change, but we are committed to proving our capability and hope Enagol will become a leading NDT service provider."

Mario Bello

HEAD OF SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA REGION, ENI

"Today, over 50% of our hydrocarbon production and reserves come from Africa, and we plan to allocate over 50% of our upstream CapEx here in the future."

Domingos Augusto and Sandro Ferreira

CEO (DA) AND SALES AND MARKETING MANAGER (SF), SONAMET

"Angola is a true oil and gas nation with vast accumulated knowledge and experience in developing projects."

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Angola

Energy

Frédéric Heintz

GENERAL MANAGER, PETROMAR

"The fabrication sector is currently booming, surpassing pre-pandemic levels of activity, as projects come back online."

Paula Dantas

MANAGING PARTNER, PROMETIM

"The ANPG could advocate for major industry players to allocate portions of large contracts to local companies, thereby fostering their development and integration into the broader industry ecosystem."

Oil & Gas

Angola

Energy

Paul McDade

CEO, AFENTRA

"Angola’s evolving investment climate has transformed it into an appealing destination for oil and gas ventures."

Osam Iyahen

SENIOR DIRECTOR, NATURAL RESOURCES, AFRICA FINANCE CORPORATION (AFC)

"AFC will continue to provide institutional support to Indigenous companies looking to develop the core assets that have been left behind by the majors."

Ricardo do Amaral

GENERAL MANAGER, OCTOMAR

"In 2023, we executed our first international project, which involved providing 24-hour diving services to support the installation of the first FPSO in Côte d'Ivoire."

Omar Farouk Ibrahim

SECRETARY GENERAL, AFRICAN PETROLEUM PRODUCERS' ORGANIZATION (APPO)

"To us, energy poverty poses a more immediate existential challenge than climate change."

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