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dmg::events is part of the Daily Mail and General Trust group of companies. Established in 1922 in London, we’re a multi-billion-dollar portfolio of leading digital, information, publishing and events businesses. Globally, DMGT has 12,000 employees, over 40 international offices and 90+ years of experience in international events. dmg::events have offices in London, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Singapore, Japan, Johannesburg, Houston, and Calgary. The Daily Mail & General Trust plc (DMGT) which manages a balanced multinational portfolio of entrepreneurial companies, with total revenues of almost £2bn, that provide a diverse range of businesses and consumers with compelling information, analysis, insight, news and entertainment.DMGT's strategy is to be a global growth company. To achieve this we are focusing on: growing our B2B companies; delivering high quality consumer media content; and expanding into high growth markets.dmg::events host 3 of the top four energy events in the world, namely ADIPEC, Gastech and the Global Petroleum Show, and a further 40+ leading energy events annually.

This video, which was filmed at the Mövenpick Hotel in Istanbul on March 1, 2016, includes interviews with Alireza Kameli, Managing Director, National Iranian Gas Export Company; Javad Yarjani, Iran’s former representative to OPEC; Chris Cook, Oil and Gas Expert and Francis Perrin, Chairman of Stratégies et Politiques Energétiques.

In October 2015, The Oil & Gas Year held a Strategic Roundtable discussion for Abu Dhabi. Key stakeholders from the region’s oil and gas industry met at the Beach Rotana Hotel in Abu Dhabi to discuss the UAE’s recent decision to remove transport fuel subsidies, the deregulation of fuel prices in the emirates and other notable issues affecting the industry. The roundtable panel was attended by esteemed speakers from the country’s oil and gas industry, including Minister of Energy Suhail Mohamed Faraj Al Mazrouei who introduced the proceedings with a keynote speech. Other attendees included World Bank GCC Energy Expert Maria Vagliasindi, National Bank of Abu Dhabi Managing Director and Global Head of Energy and Resources Marc Mollema, Shell vice-president, Middle East Andrew Vaughan, Statoil vice-president, Middle East Neri Askland, Masdar Institute vice-president for research and professor of practice Steven Griffiths, Schlumberger Drilling Group vice-president drilling tools and remedial, Middle East Kathryn Brett, ADNOC manager, R&D division Wafik Beydoun, Qatar petroleum senior adviser Nasser Al Mohannadi and STRATEGY& senior associate Yahya Anouti. PwC partner Neil O’Keefe served as the moderator of the event. More than 300 members from the private and government sectors attended the event, sharing their opinions on these important issues.

TOGY’s seventh edition on Qatar’s hydrocarbons market highlights a period of change for the country’s energy sector. In late 2014, Qatar Petroleum, under the leadership of Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi, the newly appointed President and CEO of the company, initiated a restructuring process to streamline its activities and become a fully integrated international energy company. Qatar Petroleum is now consolidating its international presence after absorbing its international arm, Qatar Petroleum International.

Hanson Wade’s goal is to accelerate progress within organisations and across industries. Our primary method for achieving this is by creating exclusive business conferences that gather together the world’s smartest thinkers and doers on specific subjects. Our team is headquartered in London and serves the global business community.

The Minor Metals Trade Association (MMTA) is a not-for-profit organisation, which serves to benefit and promote the interests of its international membership, comprising companies actively involved in all aspects of the international minor metals sector.