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Offshore E&P Summit
Myanmar 2014
Dec. 18-19, 2014, Yangon, Myanmar

www.investmed.asia

The Most Practical Offshore Event in Myanmar

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Myanmar

From Shallow water to Deepwater

Offshore E&P Summit
Myanmar
Dec. 18-19, 2014, Yongon

EARLY BIRD
By Sept. 25th
SAVE 10%
Learning from Myanmar Ongoing Offshore Projects Showcase\\\\\\\\\
\\\\\\\\\Gaining Lastest Offshore E&P Plans from New Acreage Holders
Existing Operators Gathering

Quick to Regiser

Tel: 86 21 62198765

New Operators Gathering

Email: info@investmed.asia

Web: www.investmed.asia

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Existing Offshore Projects

Production
Timeline

Myanmar Offshore Projects

Yadana Project

1998

Exporting to Thailand

Operator
Yetagun Project

2000

Exporting to Thailand

Operator
Ongoing Offshore Projects
Shwq Project

2013

Exporting to China

Operator
Zawtika Project

2013

Exporting gas to Thailand

Operator

Event Agenda Framework
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Perspectives from MOE for Future Offshore Oil & Gas Expansion
Myanmar Offshore and Deepwater Market Landscape
After-bidding preparation from new acreage holders’view
Opportunity for Local Companies to Partner with International 0perator

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Key Influence of MIA Permit
How EIA and SIA Impact the Offshore Developments
How to Invest to Boom Myanmar Offshore Market-DICA’s View
Current Projects Learning Course

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Deepwater E&P Potentials in Offshore Myanmar
Seismic Data Collection in Limited Contract Time
Completing Drilling Mission under Shortage of Drilling Rigs
Conquer Shortage of Skilled Manpower of Petroleum Industry

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Necessary Infrastructure Development to Secure Offshore Expansion
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