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Exxon’s Chairman to attend February 2022 energy conference in Guyana

https://oilnow.gy/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/EXXON-onqy60j1d8mkuhennqnx2spsz6bit9osuuzjvguj1q.jpgDarren Woods - Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of ExxonMobil.

Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of ExxonMobil, Darren Woods, will attend the International Energy Conference and Expo Guyana 2022, slated for February 15 to 18 at the Guyana Marriott Hotel Georgetown.

Guyana’s President Dr. Irfaan Ali will deliver the Keynote Address at the opening of the conference and will host the neighbouring President of Suriname, Chandrikapersad Santokhi, and Prime Minister of Barbados Mia Mottley.

“We wish to call on the private sector to get on board as we highlight development and opportunities in the oil and gas sector,” said Minister of Natural Resources, Vickram Bharrat.

Meanwhile, CEO of the International Energy Conference and Expo Guyana, Angenie Abel said the organisers are excited to welcome ExxonMobil Guyana onboard. “ExxonMobil is a world-class energy producer and the leading developer of Guyana’s oil and gas resources, so it is important that their leadership extends to this conference and expo. In addition to the discussions around energy development, we also hope to stimulate dialog around issues of local content and capacity building and the development of a safety culture. ExxonMobil is a leader in these areas and a necessary voice at the table,” she stated.

President of ExxonMobil Guyana Alistair Routledge said Woods’ attendance is a testament of the company’s commitment to the country. “Partnerships of this nature go to the core of ExxonMobil’s presence in Guyana— adding value and contributing to a positive investment environment that creates benefits for Guyanese,” he said. “The theme of the conference underpins our commitment to fostering mutual understanding and cooperation on the issue of sustainability at every level.”

Kurt Baboolall, Director of Operations for GoLogisitics Guyana Inc. expressed his gratitude for the other partners and sponsors and indicated “Go Logistics is proud to be a Platinum Sponsor and the host of this event. We look forward to working with all partners and sponsors to ensure that this event is a success and that local businesses can benefit from the opportunities that present themselves through events such as this.”

The conference and expo are being held under the theme ‘Charting a Sustainable Energy Future’.

Manniram Prashad, President of the Guyana Oil and Gas Energy Chamber (GOGEC) said GOGEC is happy to be a partner in the event and commended the organisers on the work they have done so far.

“I would like encourage local businesses to register early and book your spots to attend as this conference would be a great opportunity to network,” he said.

The registration portal for the conference and expo can be found on the conference website, www.guyanaenergy.gy. Pre-registration is now open for sponsors, exhibitors, in-person attendees, virtual attendees, workshop participants, and members of the media, all being done online.

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@Totaram posted:

Woods is going to see how his country is doing and to give instructions to Ali.

I was going to say so. And if Ali fails to provide then is a different scenerio.

The world is becoming futuristic. There was a time in world history when changes were inevitable, also futuristic. The White race took over the globe.

Guyana is a prime candidate for a quiet occupation-it has no unity among its citizens. Just imagine the reactions of the PNC when that happens-they will simply have to shut up. White ppl is not like Jagdeo.

S

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