Nebil Temani was born in Tunisia in 1957. He holds a 1st Class Marine Engineer Diploma from the French National Merchant Marine School of Le Havre (1982) and a 1st Class Lieutenant Engineer Diploma from the Tunisia Merchant Marine School of Sousse (1978). He has been honored with the President of the Republic of Tunisia Excellence Reward.From 1978 to 1979 and again from 1982 to 1985, he worked for COTUNAV in Tunisia as a Marine Engineer on board ships, including bulk carriers and car ferries. In 1985, he joined SAROST as a Technical Superintendent and later became the Fleet Manager, overseeing the company's technical and commercial activities. In this role, he contributed to the Ashtart Field Additional Development, focusing on the marine aspects of the project such as the transportation and installation of accommodation and gas lift modules, as well as the maintenance of SBM buoys and crude transfer hoses maintenance.In 1994, he founded TSMS (Tunisian Shipmanagement & Marine Services) to meet the demand for service and assistance. He managed several vessels trading between the Mediterranean and US ports, providing crewing and technical services.From 1990 to 2001, he lectured at the Tunisian Navy Academy, delivering 120 to 260 hours of courses per year and serving as a member of the exam jury. From 2002 to 2012, he was seconded to Lundin Tunisia as Procurement and Logistics Manager and was promoted to Operations Manager in November 2006. During this period, the Isis offshore field was producing and then temporarily decommissioned, while the Oudna offshore field was developed using innovative technologies. The Oudna field achieved over 99% uptime with one producer using a 600 Kbbls capacity FPSO and a 7" jet pump for artificial lift. In late 2012, the Oudna field became uneconomic, leading to the safe disconnection and redelivery of the FPSO Ikdam to its owner and the abandonment of the Oudna wells.From 2013 to the present, Nebil Temani has resumed his role as Managing Director, providing consultancy services.