09-11 Nov, 2009 - Doha, QATAR
Grand Hyatt Doha
Grand Hyatt Doha
‘The Man on the Hot Seat’, Tasweeq CEO Mr. Ali Al Hammadi gave an interview to Qatar Today magazine, on Qatar’s emerging importance in the global LPG marketplace, and explained why Tasweeq supports the 4th LPGtrade Summit.
According to Mr. Al Hammadi, “We want to be perceived as a country that really wants to contribute to making a difference in the development of the LPG industry. The 4th LPGtrade Summit is a positive step in that direction, which will go a long way in communicating our commitment to the LPG business.”
He also told Qatar Today why the world’s most influential LPG executives are coming to Doha for the summit, touching on the agenda, keynote speakers and special fringe events organized for the conference participants.
>>Click here to read the full Qatar Today article<<.
In the mean time, >>Find out more about the 4th LPGtrade Summit here.<<
Plans are heating up for 4th LPGtrade Summit and with the most exciting line up of speakers in LPGtrade summit history, including H.E. Abdullah Hamad Al-Attiyah, Qatar’s Deputy Premier & Minister for Energy and Industry, as well as H.E Abdalla El-Badri the Secretary General of OPEC, the conference is attracting tremendous buzz in the industry and the press.
And quite fittingly, the Doha conference also features insights from Mr. Dennis M. Houston, Executive Vice-President at Exxonmobil Refining & Supply Co.
After all, ExxonMobil Corporation has enjoyed a strategic partnership with the State of Qatar dating back to 1935, and currently participates in a number of oil & gas related projects in Qatar, including Ras Laffan Liquefied Natural Gas Company Limited, Qatar Liquefied Gas Company Limited, Al Khaleej Gas (AKG), and Laffan Refinery.
At the 4th LPGtrade Summit, Mr. Houston will deliver his address on, “Continuously Improving the Supply Chain via Technology and Teamwork”, exploring Exxon’s long term strategy of adopting operational excellence or what the company describes as “flawless operations”.
Mr. Houston himself is located in Fairfax and has primary responsibility for managing supply, marine transportation and pipeline businesses for the Corporation on a global basis. Before the merger of Exxon and Mobil, Mr. Houston was Vice President, Supply and Transportation of Exxon Company, International, headquartered in Florham Park, New Jersey.
Don’t miss out on hearing from Mr. Houston, at the 4th LPGtrade Summit, which is less than a month away. Yes, the LPG industry’s biggest names will convene on 9-11 Nov, 2009 in Doha.
Confirm your seats >>Here<<or email Ms. Nadia Albahar at nadia@cmtsp.com.sgfor more information.
