Africa Petroleum Equipment Convention (AfriPet)

Africa Petroleum Equipment Convention (AfriPet) is rated 3 out of 5 in the category oil & energy. Read and write reviews about Africa Petroleum Equipment Convention (AfriPet). According to the International Monetary Fund quarterly Outlook Report released in April 2017, world growth is expected to rise from 3.1 percent in 2016 to 3.5 percent in in 2017 and 3.8 percent in 2018. In relation, this is anticipated to stir continued growth in the East Africa Region. It is with that background that Nairobi will be hosting The Africa Petroleum Equipment Convention (AfriPet) 2018 from July 9th – 11th, 2018 bringing together key petroleum and Liquefied petroleum Gas (LPG) products and equipment stakeholders for a global conference and exhibition of their equipment to the region. Key partners for the event include; the Ministry of Energy and Petroleum in Kenya, the Ministry of Industrialization in Kenya, the Petroleum Institute of East Africa, the Kenya Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Alison and Davis Group who are the event conveners. The three day conference aims at: Bringing together global petroleum equipment manufacturers and suppliers to display their products to the East Africa region market. To provide a platform for potential buyers of petroleum equipment and solutions to meet and interact with manufacturers and providers from all over the world in the backdrop of growing interest in the region. To provide stakeholders in the sector a platform to engage and examine pertinent issues relating to the petroleum business in the region. The event brings together: Key government officials from the region who will highlight initiatives geared towards promoting growth in the sector. Over 50 global exhibitors from petroleum equipment manufacturers, dealers, solutions providers, consulting companies and other service providers in the petroleum supply chain. Over 300 delegates from the East African region who will include oil companies’ executives and technical experts, public agencies representatives, industry consultants, business owners along the petroleum supply chain, among other interested stakeholders.