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SPE Bahrain Strengthens Knowledge Partnerships as Bapco Energies Drives Skills Push

By Mahir Haneef. SLB backs SPE session; Lecture tackles industry uncertainties The Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) – Bahrain Section has intensified efforts to build a knowledge-driven energy sector, with its latest Distinguished Lecturer session drawing strong participation from acros

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Published 2 September 2025, 8:00 · Updated 21:45

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SPE Bahrain Strengthens Knowledge Partnerships as Bapco Energies Drives Skills Push

SLB backs SPE session; Lecture tackles industry uncertainties

The Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) – Bahrain Section has intensified efforts to build a knowledge-driven energy sector, with its latest Distinguished Lecturer session drawing strong participation from across the industry.

Held in Manama on Monday and sponsored by SLB, the event brought together experts, association members, and professionals eager to stay updated on developments in oil, gas, and energy. Dr. Samah Makary delivered an interactive lecture titled “Overcoming Uncertainties: From Past Performance to Future Expectations,” sparking discussions on navigating shifting industry dynamics.

Strategic Backing
SPE Bahrain’s chairman, Abdulla Althawadi, highlighted the pivotal role of Bapco Energies, describing the integrated energy group as a cornerstone partner. He expressed gratitude to the company’s employees for their participation and praised Bapco Energies’ ongoing support, which he said has been crucial in raising local competencies and preparing professionals for future challenges.

National Commitment
Participants welcomed the platform as an important opportunity to exchange expertise, expand skills, and strengthen professional networks. They emphasized the importance of continuing such initiatives, noting that they reinforce Bahrain’s position as a regional energy hub.

The society reaffirmed its commitment to empowering national talent, equipping them with the knowledge and skills required for leadership and innovation in engineering and technical fields, thereby supporting the Kingdom’s broader development goals.

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