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May 2-3, 2006 Al
Khobar, Saudi Arabia Tuesday, May 2nd
15:00 Registration
16:00 Welcome & Introduction: Megaprojects
as Opportunities for Regional Economic Development
featuring presentations by:
- Salim Al-Aydh, Sr. VP, Engineering & Operations Services,
Saudi Aramco
- Mutlaq AI-Morished, Vice President, Finance, SABIC
- Dr. Abdulwahab Al-Sadoun, Director General, Energy Sector,
Saudi Arabian General Investment Authority (SAGIA)
Followed by participant dialogue
20:00 Dinner & Networking
Wednesday, May 3rd
06:30 Breakfast
07:30 Exploring New Possibilities
for Cross- sector Collaboration: Featuring an
opening address by HE Dr. Khalid Al-Sultan, Rector, King Fahad
University of Petroleum & Minerals (KFUPM) and including
participant dialogue
09:45 Exploration of key issues
in a choice of three parallel tracks, each with presentations
by content experts and best practice companies, with opportunities
for in-depth dialogue:
- Building In-Kingdom EPC Infrastructure: Developing capacity
in engineering, construction, inspection, procurement, and
finance to support megaprojects panning & execution. Chaired
by Mansour Al-Kharboush, Vice President,
Shared Services, SABIC with presentations by Mohammed
Al-Juwair, General Manager, Southern Area Project
Management, Saudi Aramco, and Rami Al-Turki,
CEO, NESMA
- Manpower Development for Engineering & Construction:
Recruiting & retaining Saudi employees, training &
developing skilled manpower, certifying job proficiency. Chaired
by Mohammed Al-Bat’hi, Vice
President, Corporate HR, SABIC, with presentations by Hamed
Amin, VP, CCC Corp, and Mohammed
Binladen, VP Business Development, Saudi Binladin
Group
- Expanding In-Kingdom Manufacturing & Support: Providing
local fabrication, manufacturing, assembly, & after sales
support for Megaprojects. Chaired by Esam Mousli,
Vice President Materials Supply, Saudi Aramco, with presentations
by Erik Peyrer, VP Cooper Cameron
Ltd., and Saud Al-Fayez, General
Manager, Arabian Pipe Company
12:00 Lunch & Networking
13:30 Continuation of issue specific tracks
15:30 Charting the Way Forward:
The full assembly reconvenes to share learning and possible
next steps, with closing remarks by the sponsors.
16:30 End of formal session
17:00 Post-conference special interest group
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KFUPM-Like
University to Be Set Up in the Western Province
Stephen L. Brundage, Arab News (07-05-2006)
Construction
Giants Taking the Lead
Stephen L. Brundage, Arab News (04-05-06)
Meeting
Aims to Boost Kingdom’s Construction Capability
Stephen L. Brundage, Arab News (3 May 2006)


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