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After careful evaluation of government guidelines and consultation with clients， the 27th Africa Oil Week 2021， originally scheduled to be held in Cape Town， South Africa， from November 1 to 5， 2021， will be held at Madinat Jumeirah， Dubai， from November 8 to 11， 2021.
According to the organizer Hyve Group， "The primary task of this summit is to ensure the safety of participants and create high-standard meetings. We believe that holding the meeting in Dubai will ensure that the guests will have a safe and highquality experience. "
The UAE has made remarkable progress in vaccination and is a leader in reopening international events safely. Dubai held its first "face-to-face" event since the blockade as early as in July 2021. Recently， it has successfully held large-scale events， attracting business people from more than 150 countries， enhancing business confidence and accelerating the revival of major industries in the country.
Therefore， in order to give the participants enough time to make travel arrangements， the organizers decided to change the date and place of the meeting. It is believed that Dubai will become a safe and ideal place to hold the 27th "African oil week summit". Although the venue of the conference has changed this year， the objectives of the conference remain unchanged“ The "Africa Oil Week" will continue to focus on Africa’s oil and gas industry， promote the establishment of African oil and gas upstream business relations， and promote business transactions. The decision to hold this year’s conference in Dubai was strongly supported by many participating companies， including Total， Chevron， Tullow oil， Eni， PGs and Fugro. At present， the major energy ministers of African countries intend to confirm their participation in the conference， which once again confirms the leading position of the conference in Africa’s oil and gas industry.
The 27th Africa Oil Week will hold the "future energy series" simultaneously for the first time to gather African energy leaders and formulate a roadmap for the development of new energy in Africa， including solar energy， wind energy and other fields. The conference aims to promote the development of new projects in Africa， establish efficient business connections and bring clean， efficient and sustainable energy to Africa. The Africa Oil Week will continue to be held in Cape Town， South Africa in 2022.