Taking place on January 18-19, 2025, in Tripoli, the summit will feature high-level discussions on Libya’s ongoing oil and gas production resurgence, opportunities for private sector investment and the country’s efforts to diversify its energy portfolio with renewable energy and digital transformation. LEES 2025 will focus on key initiatives such as Libya’s upcoming 22-block licensing round; new exploration campaigns in the Sirte, Ghadames and Murzuq basins; and more than $17 billion in greenfield and brownfield projects.

The Libya Energy & Economic Summit is set to take place in Tripoli on January 18-19, 2025. The event will bring together industry leaders, investors and policymakers, aiming to foster dialogue, secure investments and support the growth of Libya’s energy and infrastructure sectors. For more information, visit https://libyasummit.com.

The two-day event features a variety of panel discussions, technical presentations, one-on-one interviews and networking opportunities. The first day of LEES will feature a technical conference with a number of presentations, followed by a full day of panel discussions, keynote addresses and fireside chats. Building on this momentum, the second day will see delegates convene for industry briefings, roundtables and deal-signings, on top of a full schedule of panel sessions and keynotes.

Discussions will be led by C-level executives, government officials and industry experts. These include Chairman of the NOC Farhat Omar Bengdara, OPEC Secretary General Haitham Al Ghais and Libya’s Minister of Oil & Gas Dr. Khalifa Abdulsadek. Additionally, ministerial representatives from Libya, Turkey and Algeria, as well as high-level executives from international oil companies TotalEnergies, Eni, Repsol and OMV, are due to participate in what’s expected to be the largest annual energy gathering in the country.

As one of Africa’s top oil producers, Libya strives to increase production to more than 2 million barrels per day within the next two to three years. With an estimated 48 billion barrels of proven oil reserves, the country is unlocking new opportunities for investment, innovation and economic development. As such, LEES 2025 will delve into the strategies, technologies and partnerships driving Libya’s energy transformation and its impact on the regional and global economy.

To apply as media, please visit https://libyasummit.com/media-registration.