2025 Conference Program

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Libya plans to boost its oil production from 1.3 million to 2 million barrels per day in the coming years, depending on infrastructure development and international investment. Experts will explore strategies for enhancing infrastructure and regional collaboration to unlock Libya's energy potential.

The panel will explore opportunities and challenges in solar, wind, and hydrogen power in Libya, Morocco, Algeria, and Egypt, focusing on government policies, investment, and collaboration to establish North Africa as a leader in renewable energy.

Panelists will explore how emerging environmental technologies such as renewable energy, waste management solutions, and sustainable practices can be harnessed to overcome industry challenges and create new growth opportunities.

Libya Energy & Economic Summit- Grand Opening Session

Welcome from organizer

Opening addresses 

This high-level discussion will discuss strategies to align policy frameworks, attract sustainable investments, and promote knowledge sharing, emphasizing how cooperative approaches can help address the world’s rising energy demands.

As Libya embraces a new era of energy potential, these dynamic women are breaking barriers, fostering creativity, and leading the way toward a more sustainable and inclusive future.

Chairman Farhat Omar Bengdara of Libya's National Oil Corporation outlines the roadmap to reaching 2 million barrels per day, focusing on NOC’s strategies for infrastructure, operational challenges, and investment to strengthen Libya's global energy standing.

Libya is poised for economic growth. This expert panel will discuss strategies to attract foreign investment and enhance the energy sector, focusing on overcoming challenges and enabling small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to contribute effectively.

As Libya re-emerges in international oil exploration, this session brings together IOC CEOs and key stakeholders to discuss strategic approaches to high-impact exploration, Libya’s untapped basins, and essential partnerships for sustainable growth in the region’s energy future.

H.E. Dr. Khalifa Abdulsadek, Libya’s Minister of Oil & Gas, outlines the nation’s roadmap to bolster energy resilience, attract investment, and drive sustainable development in the sector.

Guests of Honor: Ambassadors, Ministers and Visiting Delegations

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