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Energy Ministers from Gabon and Liberia confirm their attendance at the Africa Infrastructure Forum 2012

2012-10-19 15:27
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Global partnerships are the cornerstone of investment success. Both Hon. Regis Immongault, Minister for Mines & Energy in Gabon, and Hon. Patrick Sendolo, Minister of Land, Mines & Energy in Liberia have this week confirmed their attendance in Hong Kong at the Africa Infrastructure Forum 2012 (31st Oct - 1st Nov) to build relationships with leading private sector players.

Hon. Immongault's discussions are expected to focus on Gabon's US$12bln infrastructure master plan and projects. The Ministers will be joined by regional stakeholders and investors to establish a trading post in China for Asia-wide investment development in African infrastructure projects.  Central to this strategy is to firm up investor confidence from the private sector, drawing from a multitude of global players' experience and their financial guarantees. 

In addition, the African Development Bank will create a network of partnerships with the private sector to address the US$45bln yearly investment gap in infrastructure funding.  Presenting prequalified projects, the Bank will use the forum as a platform to do deals and not simply talk about the potential of Africa.

 

Other stake-holders in attendance include:
• H.E. Elton Mangoma Minister of Energy & Power Development, Zimbabwe
• H.E. Patrick Achi Jerome, Minister for Infrastructure, Cote D'Ivoire*

  • Mr Teng Liliang, Chief Marketing Officer, China-Africa Development Fund, China
    Mr. Simon Sayore, Chairman, EWURA, Tanzania
    Haruna Masebu, Chief Executive, EWURA, Tanzania
    Karen Breytenbach, Senior Project Advisor, Financial Analyst PPP Unit, National Treasury Department, South Africa
    Dr. Adel Mounir Abd El-Hamied Rabeh, Deputy Chairman, Egyptian Financial Supervisory Authority, Egypt
    Michael Blades, Head - Corporate Banking Coverage China, Standard Bank, China
    Michael Walter, Managing Partner, South East Asia, Herbert Smith, China
    Tim Turner, Director Private Sector Operations, African Development Bank, Tunisia
    Neside Tas Anvaripour, Head of Infrastructure Finance & PPP, African Development Bank, Tunisia

Philippe Marcel Leclercq, Director, Private Sector Operations Department, Asia Development Bank, Philippines

Bryonie Guthrie, Political Consul, South African Consulate General, China

  • Dr Nnaemeka Ewelukwa, General Counsel and Company Secretary, Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Plc, Nigeria
  • Mohamed Hassan, Secretariat Coordinator, Infrastructure Consortium for Africa, Tunisia

 

The event organiser, EnergyNet, welcomes Development Sponsor African Development Bank, along with sponsors Delta State Nigeria, DIDP, Delgenco, Allianz, EM Energy, Tractebel and AAA Global Services.

 

"At the Africa Infrastructure Forum in Hong Kong, we will bring projects and partnerships together to deliver tangible results in both the long and short term for international businesses and for African stakeholders leveraging natural resources to increase economic development" Neside Tas Anvaripour, Head of Infrastructure Finance & PPP, African Development Bank, Development Sponsor, AIF:2012

 

Event dates: 31st October- 1st November

Website: http://www.africa-infrastructure-forum.com

 

For more information contact:

Liz Owens, Marketing Manager

Tel: +44 (0)20 7384 8068

Email: liz.owens@energynet.co.uk