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| Oil and Gas Uzbekistan - OGU 2007 Oil and Gas Uzbekistan - OGU 2007, the 11th International Exhibition and Conference will be held in Tashkent on 15-17 May 2007. Oil and Gas Uzbekistan - OGU 2007 will be 30% larger than the previous year, which demonstrates the increasing interest in the Uzbekistan market shown by companies all around the world. Over 142 companies will take part in the event from 18 countries: Austria, Germany, Netherlands, France, Poland, Czech Republic, Turkey, Iran, United Arab Emirates, China, USA, Malaysia, Indonesia, Azerbaijan, Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. Uzbekistan is a key supplier of natural gas. It is the third largest extractor of natural gas in the CIS and benefits from a large proportion of the fuel and power in the Central Asian region. Liberalisation of the Uzbek economy and a favourable investment climate aimed at developing all branches of the economy have enabled construction, reconstruction and modernisation within the oil and gas sector, financed by foreign investment and domestic oil and gas resources. A large part of the exhibition will be reserved for state-of-the-art technology for the production and high-level processing of oil and gas. Leading oil and gas companies will also present their latest achievements with regard to technology for transporting oil and gas, field exploration and development, and developments in geodynamics and hydrocarbonaceous potential in the Central Asian region. An international conference entitled: "Oil and gas industry of Uzbekistan: trends of development and prospects for cooperation" will be held alongside the exhibition on 16-17 May 2007 at the Intercontinental Hotel in Tashkent. Confirmed participants include representatives of the subdivisions of the "Uzbekneftegaz" National Holding Company, as well as leading scientists from the CIS and other countries around the world, including high-level representatives of government organisations from Uzbekistan and abroad, and heads of large Uzbek and international companies. Over two days, more than 400 delegates will discuss issues relating to the enhanced development of hydrocarbon deposits, the use of alternative energy sources, and the prospects for the Uzbek oil and gas industry. write your comments about the article :: © 2007 Exhibition News :: home page |