Oman EPC Projects

Oman | Energy

Third Party Event

08 Oct 2012

Oxford Business Group is pleased to announce its media partnership with Oman Energy, Procurement, Construction Projects 2012 which will be held on 8 – 10 October, in Oman. In this respect we send you the following message from the conference organisers:

Dear Oxford Business Group Subscribers,

REGISTER HERE

The Sultanate’s first high-level networking event focusing on oil and gas EPC Projects

Oman EPC Projects 2012 will address the latest trends, opportunities, challenges, strategies and technologies for delivering quality and sustainable energy and utilities infrastructure. The four-day summit will include in-depth case studies, keynote presentations, panel discussions, one-to-one networking opportunities. There will also be an exhibition featuring the latest solutions available as well as interactive workshops to uncover in more detail practical solutions to the most critical issues faced by the industry.

Senior representatives from Omani authorities, international and local EPC contractors and sub contractors, consultants, legal and financial experts, technology and service providers as well as material suppliers will discuss on-going and future EPC projects, exchange best practices and benchmark solutions available to ensure on-time delivery of cost-effective and quality EPC projects in the Sultanate.

For more info please visit:www.omanepcprojects.com

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