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2 DAY CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION DEDICATED TECHNOLOGY STREAMEXCLUSIVE DAY OF WORKSHOPS

PRIVATE ONE-TO-ONE MEETINGSBUSINESS NETWORKING RECEPTION

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KEY DISCUSSIONS ON UPSTREAM & INVESTMENT

VIP IRANIAN & INTERNATIONAL DELEGATION

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11-13 JULY 2017HOTEL QUIRINALE, ROME, ITALY 5TH IRAN

INTERNATIONALOIL, GAS &

PETROCHEMICAL SUMMIT 2017

ORGANISED BY:SUPPORTED BY:

ICCIMA Education & Research Institute

CO-ORGANISER:DELEGATE PARTNER:SPONSOR:

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5TH IRAN INTERNATIONAL OIL, GAS & PETROCHEMICAL SUMMIT 2017The 5th Iran International Oil, Gas & Petrochemical Summit 2017 will be the platform to assess the plans of the Islamic Republic of

Iran for its energy, oil and gas reserves and its tremendous potential. Iran with immense exploration potential and many resources to

be found both offshore and onshore is now one of the world’s prospects to lead in the oil and gas industry the following years.

IRN builds in the experience of the four previous Iranian hydrocarbon forums and connects Iranian business leaders with the oil, gas

and energy industries to share strategic insights, forge new business relationships, and create the foundation for future investment in

Iran’s hydrocarbon and energy industry.

The expert speaking faculty at the 5th Iran International Oil, Gas & Petrochemical Summit 2017 will address the key opportunities

for international involvement in the sector, provide crucial information on the offshore potential of the country, and identify current

key projects in the region. Sessions will be also focusing on the downstream sector, refining and petrochemicals, for delegates to fully

understand ways to get involved to the country’s exciting downstream sector.

Reasons to attend:

• Experience extensive networking opportunities in a relaxed, professional environment

• Assess the new developments and strategies for Iran’s hydrocarbon and Energy industry

• Understand the offshore and onshore exploration outlook of Iran

• Analyse the future of Iran’s petrochemical industry

• Discover key partnership opportunities and how you can get involved

• Find solutions to the major challenges of operating and working in the region

• Discuss the technological challenges and the related opportunities

2ND GLOBALLargest Natural Gas Reserves

1.3 MILLION BBL/DDaily Crude Oil Exports

27TH ECONOMY in the world WORLD’S 4TH

Largest Proved Crude Oil Reserves

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ABOUT IRN AND IRANSince 2014, IRN has developed strong relationships with the industrial and financial sectors in Iran. Through hosting various successful Forums, IRN has highlighted Iran’s potential in the energy and financial sectors, brought together the international community and the Iranian governmental bodies and companies, all eager to collaborate on development and optimisation projects within these sectors, and shown what can and can’t be done with the specific legal and sactions environment of the moment.

IRAN OIL, GAS & ENERGY FORUM

Since 2014, IRN has successfully hosted nine major Iran Oil & Gas events. Our first event officially endorsed by all major Iranian Oil and Gas associations and groups, focused on the future of Iran’s energy diplomacy, the production optimization of oil reservoirs, with in-depth analysis on the possible profitability of the downstream sector over upstream. It offered insights on the Iranian Petroleum Regulatory Framework and how to effectively invest in Iran. The second edition addressed the global role of the region in European Energy Security, risk management, HSE, future oil and gas projects and funding in Iran.In it’s third year, the event became an important meeting point for all those looking to better understand new investment opportunities in the country now that the sanctions are lifted and provided an excellent platform to discuss the Iranian Oil & Gas Outlook and prospects.

PREVIOUS SPONSORS INCLUDE :

SUBSEA SURVEY SOLUTIONS

PREVIOUS SUPPORTERS:

Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture

Research Institute for Energy Management & Planning

(RIEMP)

...and more

1000+DELEGATES

3 YEARSOVER THE PAST

The 5th Iran International Oil, Gas & Energy Summit 2017, is tailored for businesses who want to increase their understanding and secure sound knowledge around E&P and technological developments as well as answering all legal questions related to operating in Iran. It is also highly beneficial for those simply wanting to grow their networks within and outside Iran.

The Summit will be most beneficial to Managing Directors,Vice Presidents, Members of the Board, Directors,Managers, Heads and Advisors of:

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

• National Oil Companies • International Oil Companies • Governmental Bodies• Transportation Companies• Construction Companies • Petrochemical Companies Associations• Law Firms•International Investment

Banks• Service Providers (drilling, technology, well service, seismic, geology, HSE)• Consultants• Logistic energy Companies• Security• Procurement• Mature fields Companies

• New Ventures• Business Development• Exploration• Operations• Production• Assets and Projects

• Gas Technology• HSE• LNG• Drilling• Finance Investment marketing

The Summit is also relevant for:

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SPEAKERSOUR ESTEEMED SPEAKING FACULTY INCLUDES

GET INVOLVED AS A SPEAKER To present a case study, give a presentation, participate in a panel discussion or run a workshop, please contact:

Foteini Kosmidi - Conference Producer

T: +44 (0) 20 7111 1615E: foteinik@irn-international.com

Research Institute for Energy Management & Planning (RIEMP)Dr. Seyed Hossein IranmaneshPresident

Amin Energy CompanyDr. Homayoon NassimiDeputy of Trade and Business Development

EVOLENPierre FabianiIran Representative

Stratégies et PolitiquesEnergétiques and Energy Industries Strategies InformationFrancis PerrinPresident/Chairman

Ministry of Petroleum, IranMahmood KhaghaniFormer Director General for Caspian Sea Oil & Gas Affairs

Energy Economics Centre (SEEC)Carole NakhleEnergy Economist

Iran ParliamentMohsen YousefiAdvisor to the Committee on Energy

OPECJavad YarjaniSenior Oil Market Analyst and Former Iran’s National Representative

TappicoMohammed Hassan PeyvandiManaging Director & Vice President of the Board

Energy commission, Water, electricity and Renewable EnergyAli Golmoradi Head

Iran ParliamentAsadollah Gharehkhani Alvestani Member Parliament

Energy Policy Research Center / Turkish Association for Energy Economics Gürkan Kumbaroğlu Director / President

National Iranian Petrochemical Company (NIPC)Reza Mohtahshami Deputy Managing Director

Ministry of Energy IranMr Ghaderi President, Research Institute for Energy Management & Planning - RIEMP

Association of German Chambers of Commerce and Industry (DIHK)Philipp Andree International Economic Relations Director North Africa and Middle East

Institute Iran’s Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines & AgricultureDr. Hossein M.M.Sadeghi President of Education & Research

Commission of Energy, Advisor Minister of EnergyAsadalah GhorehkhaniMember Parliament

SVB Energy InternationalSara VakhshouriPresident

International Oil and Energy Manouchehr TakinConsultant

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A fascination insight into an often overlooked area of oil and gas operations

CIPS

A great opportunity for interaction between Governmental Authorities, E&P Companies, and Service Companies. Not often easy to

find these type of events!

WEATHERFORD

1000+DELEGATES

100+SPEAKERS

OVERVIEW OF IRAN EVENTS

Iran Oil & Gas 2014 Summit23-25 June 2014Dubai

2ND SOUTH CASPIAN REGIONPETROLEUM & ENERGY

2015 SUMMIT

2nd South Caspian Region Petroleum & Energy 2015 Summit14-16 April 2015Austria

South Caspian Transportation 2015 Summit

28-29 July 2015Istanbul, Turkey

50+SPONSORS

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Excellent opportunity to bring together experts from the region to discuss latest developments in the oil and gas industry

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Whether you want to expand your knowledge network or you are looking for marketing

opportunities, this event is the perfect place

AGGREKO

The organisers provided perfect balance between technical and non-technical content

with relevant insights into the geo-political and particular economic situation of the region.

SHELL UPSTREAM INTERNATIONAL

3rd Annual Iran Oil, Gas & Energy Week1-3 March 2016Istanbul, Turkey

4TH IRAN EUROPE OIL, GAS

& ENERGY SUMMIT

4th Iran Europe Oil, Gas & Energy Summit1-3 November 2016Berlin

International Iran Banking Forum 201616-19 May 2016

Frankfurt, Germany

IRAN INTERNATIONAL BANKING 2016 FORUM

Iran Business Symposium21-23 February 2017

Amsterdam, Netherlands

IRAN BUSINESS SYMPOSIUM

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Vice Presidents/DIRECTORS

Business Development

Oil and Gas experts

Others

WHO ATTENDED?

IOCs

NOCs

Service Providers

Governmental Authorities

Media

WHICH SECTOR?

Europe

Africa

Middle East

Asia

America

WHERE FROM? Media Partners:

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DAY 1 | TUESDAY 11TH JULY 201708.30 Registration and Coffee09.30 Opening Comments from IRN09.40 Opening Comments from the Chairman09.50 Assessing the future of the oil and gas market; Iranian oil and gas industry outlook

• The geopolitical position if Iran; the most stable player in the region• Iran’s position in the future of natural gas market; policies, markets and prices • Highlighting and evaluating the major oil and gas projects that will attract investors and need foreign and local• financing and technology• What are the challenges Iran has to face in the current economic climate

10.20 Future of Iran’s petroleum market and partnerships with local Iranian Companies• The Introduction of New Iran Petroleum Contracts – IPC• Integrated Petroleum Contract and more• Guidelines on licenses and permits

11.05 Morning Networking Break11.35 Iran’s Petroleum Contracts

• The New Iran Petroleum Contracts; compare it with the previous Buy Back Contract• Assessing legal and fiscal aspects of the IPCs• Compare the IPC with other contracts in the upstream industry• Advantages of the new IPC and where could it be more competitive• Integration of Exploration, Development and Production under one contract – smoother transition and long-term

prospect12.20 The legal and regulatory framework governing the development of trade and

the Transfer of Technology in Investments in the Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Sector• Reviewing possible mechanisms for ensuring private sector guarantees from the National Development Fund• Terms and conditions of bankable contracts for providing international investments in Iran oil industry’s middle and

downstream projects• International tools and financing procedures for middle and downstream projects

12.50 Lunch Break13.50 Development and transfer of new technology; Identifying the technology needed in Iran in

order to strengthen the exploration and production activities in the sectors of: • Seismic exploration• Onshore services• HSE• Offshore activities• Drilling• Transportation• Vessels

14.20 Upstream projects in Iran; Opportunities for international cooperation• Iran’s future E&P plans: aligning with IOCs business strategy• Assessing projects currently in need on investment• Technology requirements for field development and modernisation of the current E&P operations

14.50 Afternoon Networking Break15.20 Offshore exploration and production of hydrocarbons in the Iran

• Deep water exploration and production activities in Iran; current status and activities• The key exploration challenges for the promising waters offshore Iran; water depth and political situation• Technology Required

15.50 Assessing the current status and future perspective of Iran’s Power industry; investment opportunities • Specific grounds for investment/partnership in Iranian power sector• Examining partnership advantages in Iran’s power sector• Introducing of investment projects in power sector• General guidelines on licenses and permits• Investment rules & regulations• Introducing guideline booklet for investment in water & power sector

16.20 Closing comments from the Chairman

16.30 Networking Reception

18.00 Gala Dinner

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08.30 Registration and Coffee09.30 Opening Comments from the Chairman09.40 An overview of the Iran’s downstream sector; Adjusting to global trends and the current impact

on Iran’s market• Focusing on human power and resources that will be needed to develop the Iranian downstream industry • Examining global pipeline connections and oil and gas transportation facilities to understand their relevance to Iran• Can Iran export its gas to Europe in the form of LNG? Resources required

10.10 Financing oil and gas Infrastructure projects in Iran• Adapting new competitive technology to modernise: • Refineries • Pipelines • LNG facilities• Major international gas pipeline projects that were planned or proposed for the country and current activity status• Securing foreign investment to fund downstream projects and boost oil and gas infrastructure facilities

10.50 Morning Networking Break11.20 An overview of the Iranian Petrochemical industry and the significant components of oil

industry that has an influential role in Iran’s economy principal industries in Iran which has an influential role in Iran’s economy• Petrochemical industry in Iran and development zones:

- Mahshahr - Assaluyeh

• Development plans in the Iranian Petrochemical sector• Companies involved in Iran’s petrochemical industry • Increasing Iran’s production capacity; Development plans• Impact of development plans on Iran’s Petrochemical sectors market position• Assessing the petrochemical industry as a potential source of economic growth.• Analysing the impact of petrochemical products export revenue on the economic growth of the country• Objectives in implementing NPC projects; reconstructing the national economy • Development of South Pars Gas Field and Khuzestan resources

12.05 Lunch Break13.05 Iran’s refining system and plans for increasing production

• Assessing preparations of the refining sector for the upcoming production boost• Post sanction production plans and determining if they can be served by the existing refineries• Analysing techniques and methods to further improve refinery efficiency

13.35 Introducing investment opportunities of the favourable, profitable economical petrochemical industry of Iran• Chemical and Petrochemical Opportunities in Iran• Introducing the investment opportunities in petrochemical industry • Establishing international trade relations and incentives for investments

14.05 Afternoon Networking Break14.35 Assessing International Standards to measure environmental performance in Oil, Gas and

Petrochemical Sectors in Iran• Analysing the sections that need investments in the country • What the authorities can do to attract investors• How the investment and the completion of their development plans will transform Iran’s petroleum sector and overall

economy15.05 Iran and Europe: Assessing the role of Iran in securing European energy supplies

• Assessing Iran as the second larger energy consumer in a global context• How Iran’s economy will benefit and grow through achieving energy efficiency and security of energy supply• Centralisation of Iran’s energy market; how can international players get involved and benefit from current structures

and upcoming developments15.50 Closing comments from the Chairman

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DAY 2 | WEDNESDAY 12TH JULY 2017

PANEL DISCUSSION

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DAY 3 | THURSDAY 13TH JULY 2017WORKSHOPS

09.00 Registration and Coffee

09.30 Workshop 1

Investments in Iran; A detailed look at the most significant developments within the Iranian legal provisions and the Foreign Investment Regulatory Framework; Acting under the remaining sanctions• Assessing sanctions that remain in force and those which have been removed or reduced• Conducting a risk assessment of your market entry strategy• Understanding anti-corruption legislation• US linked companies: specific requirements • Iranian Foreign Investment Promotion and Protection Act (FIPPA)• Buy-Back arrangements and BOT schemes• Streamlining and fast-tracking investment licensing and approval processes• Understanding legal options governing the Government-Investor relations• Scenario planning: protecting yourself against a reintroduction of sanctions

12.00 Lunch Break

13.00 Workshop 2

International transactions: Navigating Iran’s banking and payments system• Reconnecting Iran with the global payments system• How to assess transactions and what to take into account• Avoiding common pitfalls and red tape• Ensuring compliance with US and international banking restrictions

15.30 End of Workshops

Take advantage of the opportunity to build your skills during the in-depth Workshop sessions covering a range of topics in a practical and interactive format. The Workshop structure will include an overview of related guidelines, legislative considerations and best

practices. These concepts will be aligned with practical solutions and linked back to actual case studies. Sessions will be delivered through a combination of interactive presentations and group discussions. Attendees will work in small teams.

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COMPLIANCEA PROVEN FORMULA FOR SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Despite the achievement of Implementation Day, a significant program of US and EU sanctions persist. This compliant Iran business conference is dedicated to the open exchange of information derived from the personal experiences of expert speakers. The event organizer, IRN International, and its part-ners take sanctions regulations seriously, and have pursued all reasonable measures to ensure an envi-ronment of compliance for sponsors, speakers, and attendees. This includes the consultation of legal counsel in the United States and Europe and com-munication with the relevant authorities. The US Treasury Office of Foreign Asset Control (OFAC) regulations that govern this event are repro-duced below. We encourage you to take a look. • §560.208 Prohibited facilitation by United

States persons of transactions by foreign per-sons.

Except as otherwise authorized pursuant to this part, and notwithstanding any contract entered into or any license or permit granted prior to May 7, 1995, no United States person, wherever located, may ap-prove, finance, facilitate, or guarantee any transac-tion by a foreign person where the transaction by that foreign person would be prohibited by this part if performed by a United States person or within the United States. • §560.417 Facilitation; change of policies and

procedures; referral of business opportuni-ties offshore.

With respect to §560.208, a prohibited facilitation or approval of a transaction by a foreign person occurs, among other instances, when a United States person: (a) Alters its operating policies or procedures, or those of a foreign affiliate, to permit a foreign affiliate to accept or perform a specific contract, engagement or transaction involving Iran or the Government of Iran without the approval of the United States per-son, where such transaction previously required approval by the United States person and such trans-action by the foreign affiliate would be prohibited by this part if performed directly by a United States person or from the United States; (b) Refers to a foreign person purchase orders, re-quests for bids, or similar business opportunities in-volving Iran or the Government of Iran to which the United States person could not directly respond as a result of the prohibitions contained in this part; or (c) Changes the operating policies and procedures of a particular affiliate with the specific purpose of facilitating transactions that would be prohibited by this part if performed by a United States person or from the United States. • §560.204 Prohibited exportation, reexporta-

tion, sale, or supply of goods, technology, or services to Iran.

Except as otherwise authorized pursuant to this part, and notwithstanding any contract entered into or any license or permit granted prior to May 7, 1995, the exportation, reexportation, sale, or sup-ply, directly or indirectly, from the United States, or

by a United States person, wherever located, of any goods, technology, or services to Iran or the Gov-ernment of Iran is prohibited, including the expor-tation, reexportation, sale, or supply of any goods technology, or services to a person in a third country undertaken with knowledge or reason to know that: (a) Such goods, technology, or services are intended specifically for supply, transshipment, or reexpor-tation, directly or indirectly, to Iran or the Govern-ment of Iran; or (b) Such goods, technology, or services are intended specifically for use in the production of, for commin-gling with, or for incorporation into goods, technol-ogy, or services to be directly or indirectly supplied, transshipped, or reexported exclusively or predomi-nantly to Iran or the Government of Iran. • §560.410 Provision of services. (a) The prohibition on the exportation, reexporta-tion, sale or supply of services contained in §560.204 applies to services performed on behalf of a person in Iran or the Government of Iran or where the ben-efit of such services is otherwise received in Iran, if such services are performed:(1) In the United States, or(2) Outside the United States by a United States per-son, including by an overseas branch of an entity lo-cated in the United States.(b) The benefit of services performed anywhere in the world on behalf of the Government of Iran is presumed to be received in Iran.(c) The prohibitions on transactions involving blocked property contained in §560.211 apply to services performed in the United States or by U.S. persons, wherever located, including by an overseas branch of an entity located in the United States:(1) On behalf of or for the benefit of the Government of Iran, an Iranian financial institution, or any other person whose property and interests in property are blocked pursuant to §560.211; or(2) With respect to property interests of the Govern-ment of Iran, an Iranian financial institution, or any other person whose property and interests in prop-erty are blocked pursuant to §560.211.(d) Example. A United States person is engaged in a prohibited exportation of services to Iran when it extends credit to a third-country firm specifically to enable that firm to manufacture goods for sale to Iran or for an entity of the Government of Iran. See also §560.416. • §560.210 Exempt transactions. (a) Personal communications. The prohibitions contained in this part do not apply to any postal, telegraphic, telephonic, or other personal communi-cation that does not involve the transfer of anything of value.(b) Humanitarian donations. The prohibitions of §§560.204 and 560.206 do not apply to donations by United States persons of articles, such as food, cloth-ing, and medicine, intended to be used to relieve human suffering. (c) Information or informational materials. (1) The prohibitions contained in this part do not apply to the importation from any country and the exporta-tion to any country of information or informational materials, as defined in §560.315, whether commer-cial or otherwise, regardless of format or medium of transmission.

(2) This section does not exempt from regulation or authorize transactions related to information or informational materials not fully created and in existence at the date of the transactions, or to the substantive or artistic alteration or enhancement of informational materials, or to the provision of marketing and business consulting services. Such prohibited transactions include, but are not limited to, payment of advances for information or informa-tional materials not yet created and completed (with the exception of prepaid subscriptions for widely circulated magazines and other periodical publications); provision of services to market, pro-duce or coproduce, create, or assist in the creation of information or informati1nal materials; and pay-ment of royalties with respect to income received for enhancements or alterations made by u.s. persons to such information or informational materials. • §560.554 Importation and exportation of

services related to conferences in the United States or third countries authorized.

(a) Subject to the restrictions in paragraph (c) of this section, the importation of Iranian-origin services into the United States or other dealing in such servic-es and the exportation, reexportation, sale, or supply of services from the United States or by a U.S. person are I authorized where such services are performed or provided in the United States by or for a person who is ordinarily resident in Iran, other than the Government of Iran, an Iranian financial institution, or any other person whose property and interests in property are blocked pursuant to §560.211, for the purpose of, or which directly relate to, participating in a public conference, performance, exhibition or similar event, and such services are consistent with that purpose. (b) To the extent riot otherwise exempt from the prohibitions of this part and subject to the restric-tions in paragraph (c) of this section, the exporta-tion, reexportation, sale, or supply of services direct-ly related to the sponsorship by a U.S. person of a public conference or other similar public event in a third country that is attended by persons who are or-dinarily resident in Iran, other than the Government of Iran, an Iranian financial institution, or any other person whose property and interests in property are blocked pursuant to §560.211, is authorized, pro-vided that attendance and participation at the con-ference or other similar public event is open for the public and that the conference or other similar event is not tailored in whole or in part to or for Iran or persons who are ordinarily resident in Iran. (c) This section does not authorize: (1) Any release of technology or software to a person who is ordinarily resident in Iran; and (2) The exportation, reexportation, sale or supply of services, or the importation of Iranian-origin servic-es or other dealing in such services, related to the petroleum or petrochemical industries, energy de-velopment, crude oil or natural gas, pipelines, or the oil services industry.

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