Oil and Gas Indonesia 2017

Asia | Energy

Third Party Event

13 Sep 2017 - 16 Sep 2017

Held on September 13-16, 2017 at Jakarta International Expo, Indonesia, the event is a strategic gateway to get connected with Indonesia’s oil, gas and energy industry.

Together with Marintec Indonesia 2017, the event will also serve as the only integrated oil, gas and marine event in Indonesia providing a perfect opportunity for industry professionals to meet face-to-face and evolve on prospective business partnerships as well as solutions.

Marintec Indonesia 2017 is established in 2014 as one of the leading exhibitions in Asia for the maritime sector. With a series of high-calibre conferences, the event provides a dedicated platform for marine industry professionals to meet decision makers, policy makers, influencers and researchers.

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