Global Pacific & Partners would like to invites you to register and join our 4thEastern Africa Oil, Gas & Energy Conference 2013 taking place on the 19th– 20thJune 2013, in Nairobi.A premier annual event on East Africa's exploration and energy oportunities. “The exploration frontiers of Eastern Africa are enormous both onshore and offshore, including Exclusive Economic Zones and deepwater opportunities and ultra-deep plays. The 15 states in this region are diverse in scale, terms, ventures and in regard to exploration cycles and discoveries, while more and more companies have entered the open acreage and more blocks have been leased than ever before with more drilling commitments concluded. Equally foreign state companies have come to eastern Africa (like CNOOC, PTTEP) and the Super-Majors have shown renewed interest not only in the primary acreage market but also in the secondary transactions markets for corporate acquisition and farm-ins. The impact of this resurgence is rebalancing the Africa oil industry landscape – once primarily with a dominant North/West African focus – into a wider Continental oil and gas/LNG game, with potentially global consequences.The recent gas discoveries offshore in Mocambique and Tanzania are large and world-class, with potential for more to come, including prospects for an oil leg. These finds will lead to LNG plants on both sides of the Rovuma River, and will make the zone akin to the Northwest Shelf in Australia, but situated on the western edge of the Asian LNG import market and in competition with older supply centres in Southeast Asia and Australasia.Themes covered include: Government policies, state interventions in the oil/energy market, state oil/energy companies, private energy investments and interests, corporate portfolio and strategies, new entrants, competition and regulation, plus critical issues impacting the Eastern African futureThis 4th Eastern Africa: Strategy Briefing on 18th June 2013, prior to our Annual 4th Eastern Africa Oil, Gas & Energy Conference with 51st PetroAfricanus Dinner, provides key insights on the corporate upstream oil and gas game, governments and state oil firms, and licensing strategies, in this fast-emerging oil and gas frontier region.