Wind Power North Africa 2015

BOOK AND PAY BEFORE 30 JULY 2015 AND SAVE UP TO US$500
DISCUSS UPCOMING WIND PROJECTS AND HOW TO DRIVE
GROWTH IN THE NORTH AFRICAN WIND POWER MARKET
Conference Days:
19 - 20 October 2015
Interactive Workshops:
18 & 21 October 2015
Novotel Cairo Airport,
Cairo, Egypt
UNDER THE PATRONAGE
OF THE NEW & RENEWABLE
ENERGY AUTHORITY (NREA)
 Create partnerships to develop and construct North Africa’s next multi-megawatt wind power plants
 Meet and network with government, energy agencies and national utilities from across the region
 Meet investors from commercial banks, development banks, equity funds, international governments and regional sovereign funds
 Establish your presence in a market with long-term potential for large-scale wind power development
 Learn about the latest regulations and feed-in-tariffs in the North African market and identify investment opportunities
 Analyse smart grid challenges and find out how to make wind power more competitive in the future
 Analyse potential new regions where North African wind power will flourish
 Dr. Mohamed Salah Elsobki, Executive Chairman, New &
Renewable Energy Authority (NREA)
 Dr. Ibrahim Aly El-Osery, Advisor, Energy and Nuclear Affairs,
Egypt Ministry of Electricity and Energy
 Mohamed Selim, Managing Director, Egyptian Electricity
Holding Company
 Maged Mahmoud, Director of Projects and Technical Affairs,
Regional Centre for Renewable Energy and Energy
Efficiency (RCREEE)
 Tarantino Massimiliano, Head of Middle East & Egypt,
Enel Green Power, Italy
 Hossam Eldegwi, Chief Engineer of Projects Implementation
Department, New & Renewable Energy Authority (NREA)
 Philipp Schuller, Founder and Principal, Africa Enablers
 Samir Nacef, Vice-President, South Asia, Middle East & Africa,
GDF SUEZ Energy International, UAE
 Faisal Eissa, Chief Operations Officer, Solar Shams Co.
for New and Renewable Energies
 Dr. Hassan Aboughalma, Chairman, Georenco
 Dr. Galal Osman, Vice President, World Wind Energy
Association (WWEA)
 Sameir Soliman, Managing Director, Egyptian Organisation
for Wind Power Projects
 Basem Khalil, Chief - Wind Energy Department, National
Energy Research Centre, Syria
 Ahmed Abdelwahab, Independent Renewable Energy
Consultant, Former Head of Micro Lending, Egyptian
Association for Comprehensive Development
 Jesper Vauvert, Team Leader, Energy Efficiency, GIZ
Sustainable Energy Programme
 Mohab Hallouda, Senior Energy Specialist, World Bank
Dr. Mohamed
Salah Elsobki
Executive Chairman
New & Renewable
Energy Authority
(NREA)
Dr. Ibrahim
Aly El-Osery
Advisor, Energy and
Nuclear Affairs
Egypt Ministry of
Electricity and Energy
Sameir Soliman
Managing Director
Egyptian
Organisation
for Wind Power
Projects
Mohamed Selim
Managing Director
Egyptian Electricity
Holding Company
Dr. Hassan
Aboughalma
Chairman
Georenco
Hossam Eldegwi
Chief Engineer of
Projects Implementation
Department
New & Renewable
Energy Authority (NREA)
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CONFERENCE OVERVIEW
Dear Colleagues,
On behalf of the conference committee, it is a great pleasure to invite
you to take part in the Wind Power North Africa Conference at the
Novotel Cairo Airport, Cairo, Egypt. There is a pressing need for
renewable energy growth to meet political targets for 2020 and beyond.
However, the growth of renewables in the energy sector, particularly
wind energy, presents substantial challenges in terms of balancing
energy supply with energy demand.
Energy has become an indispensable prerequisite for enhancing
economic activity and improving human quality of life. Agricultural
and industrial production processes are made more efficient through
the use of electricity. To meet its growing demand, Africa has an urgent
need to raise the level of investment in its power sector. Numerous
country and regional studies suggest that the continent will need to
add approximately 250GW of capacity between now and 2030 to
meet demand growth.
North Africa boasts exceptional wind conditions, with Egypt targeting
7.2GW of wind energy by 2020 and Morocco driving forward plans to
have 2GW of wind capacity by 2016 and 2.7GW by 2030. Tunisia is also
planning to double its installed wind capacity with a target of 505MW
by 2016 and 2.7GW by 2030.
This conference will deliver new ideas, convictions, strategies and tactics
that will directly affect how you do business. No other event in Egypt will
offer a more impressive roster of keynote speakers, quality attendees
and compelling content. The conference will provide a forum for the
exchange of ideas and authoritative views by international developers
as well as government bodies and investors in this exciting field.
Outstanding keynote speakers representing government authorities
and industry renowned developers from around the globe will share
their knowledge.
The Wind Power North Africa Conference is a key opportunity for
the wind industry to meet and formulate the next steps for the region’s
wind power market. The event will combine a high-quality conference
with a first-class exhibition and feature networking opportunities with
key stakeholders from regional government authorities, investors,
international developers and the world’s leading wind power companies.
Finally, I would like to thank all the committee members and speakers
for their support and participation. This conference would not have
been possible without the tremendous support we have received.
So, together with the organisers, I look forward to welcoming you to
the Wind Power North Africa Conference from 18 – 21 October 2015.
Let us move wind energy forward together and strengthen renewable
energy on a regional level!
Yours sincerely,
Dr. Mohamed Salah Elsobki
Executive Chairman
New & Renewable Energy Authority (NREA)
Egypt Ministry of Electricity and Energy
THE MARKET SITUATION
IN NORTH AFRICA
 EGYPT:
Egypt leads North Africa when it
comes to installed renewable energy
capacity, with 2.8GW of hydro and
nearly 550MW of wind. The Ministry of Electricity
and Energy is seeking 20% of energy generation via
renewable sources by 2020. 12% of that would be
from new wind farms, encompassing 7.2GW, a third
of which will be developed by the New & Renewable
Energy Authority and two-thirds from the private
sector.
 MOROCCO:
Morocco, which imports nearly all of
its electricity, had slightly more than
2GW of renewable energy installed
capacity at the end of 2012, most of it in hydro
(1.77GW), with the rest in wind (254MW) and solar
(20MW). It has an aggressive renewable energy goal
to achieve 42% of installed capacity by 2020.
 LIBYA:
Libya wants to make renewable
energy contribute 3% of its total
energy mix by 2015 and 10% by 2020.
At the moment, oil is used to produce more than half
the nation's energy with natural gas close behind.
 TUNISIA:
Tunisia wants to make renewable
energy generate up to 30% of
its electricity by 2030. As of
2013, Tunisia had about 66MW of hydro plants
(commissioned since 1956) and 173MW of wind,
spanning two plants commissioned and built by
Gamesa; the smaller one (53MW Sida Daoud) was
commissioned in phases beginning in 2000.
 ALGERIA:
In 2011, Algeria pledged to install
22GW of renewable energy by 2030,
roughly 40% of supply, with 12GW
for its own use and 10GW for export. Small-scale
deployments would begin by 2015, scaling up by
2020, including dozens of solar PV and CSP plants
(Algeria has world-class insolation) and wind farms.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
The Wind Power North Africa Conference will bring together CEOs,
Vice Presidents, Directors and Managers from:
 Government and regulatory bodies
 Municipalities
 Energy and utility companies
 Wind farm owners and operators
 Wind project developers
 Private and institutional investors
 Wind measuring and assessment
organisations
 Law firms
 Wind power integrators and installers
 Wind technology developers and
manufacturers
 Transmission system operators
and planners
 Consultants
FEATURING SPEAKER PARTICIPATION FROM:

CONFERENCE DAY ONE Monday, 19 October 2015
08.30 Registration, refreshments and networking
08:50 Opening remarks and introduction to Chairman
by Alina Rizvi, Conference Director, IQPC
08:55 Welcome speech by Dr. Mohamed Salah Elsobki,
Executive Chairman, New & Renewable Energy
Authority (NREA)
WIND POWER NORTH AFRICA – MARKET UPDATE
09:00 The potential of wind power projects in Egypt within
the Ministry of Electricity and Energy’s electricity
strategy
Find out why now is the right time to invest in the region
 Discussing the Egyptian Ministry of Electricity and
Energy strategy and the history of power projects
in Egypt
 Outlining the potential and role of the nuclear power
project in Egypt
 Reviewing the basic features of the power project
specifications
Dr. Ibrahim Aly El-Osery, Advisor, Energy and Nuclear
Affairs, Egypt Ministry of Electricity and Energy
09:30 The impact of Egyptian renewable energy projects
on the optimum utilisation of conventional power
plants up to 2022
Understand the financial and technical impact of
conventional power plants in Egypt to secure future
business
 Analysing the energy mix of renewable and
conventional generation capacities
 Analysing how to achieve 12% of renewable energy into
the grid by 2022
 Understanding the fuel saving calculation of wind
and conventional systems
Mohamed Selim, Managing Director, Egyptian
Electricity Holding Company
10:00 Driving wind power development forward in North
Africa: Policy frameworks and regulatory update
Learning the overview of North African policies that
support the wind industry and future policy frameworks
driving wind power development forward
 Developing the legal framework and power market
conditions in North Africa
 Understanding the need for strong and transparent
regulatory systems as well as clear financial
incentives
 Exploring the legal and regulatory frameworks for
North African wind power private PPAs
Maged Mahmoud, Director of Projects and
Technical Affairs, Regional Centre for Renewable
Energy and Energy Efficiency (RCREEE)
10:30 The future of power transmission, distribution
systems and utilities management in Egypt
Analyse how governments, electricity companies and
other stakeholders are working to maintain power
transmission in Egypt
 How to establish sustainable supply of power for
the benefit of the new ‘smart grid’ generation?
 What does effective power resource management
actually look like to ensure energy sustainability?
 How can you realistically conduct electricity planning
methods that include all the parties involved in power
management: government, utilities, private and
public companies?
Moderator:
Mohab Hallouda, Senior Energy Specialist, World Bank
Panel members:
Dr. Mohamed Salah Elsobki, Executive Chairman,
New & Renewable Energy Authority (NREA)
Dr. Ibrahim Aly El-Osery, Advisor, Energy and Nuclear
Affairs, Egypt Ministry of Electricity and Energy
Mohamed Selim, Managing Director, Egyptian
Electricity Holding Company
11:00 Morning networking break
DEVELOPMENT OF WIND ENERGY IN NORTH AFRICA
11:30 Tarfaya 300MW: A case study in wind farm
development in North Africa
Exploring best practices and project development
advice to avoid pitfalls
 Discussing Tarfaya wind farm project details and
requirements
 Reviewing Africa's largest wind farm, with 300MW
capacity
 Case study on best-practice wind power
development and implementation in North Africa
Samir Nacef, Vice-President, South Asia, Middle
East & Africa, GDF SUEZ Energy International, UAE
12:00 Wind power – smart grid opportunities and challenges
Analyse challenges and find out how to make wind
power more competitive in the future
 Understanding energy efficiency in power
production and delivery
 Discussing how to improve energy efficiency
 Using a smart grid to improve power systems and
incorporate renewable energy
Hossam Eldegwi, Chief Engineer of Projects
Implementation Department, New & Renewable
12:30 Egypt renewable energy projects investments -
challenges and opportunities
Find out the latest challenges faced by the renewable
energy sector to understand the market for your business
 Key issues for investing in renewable energy
projects - investor prospective
 Egypt renewable energy projects – challenges and
opportunities
 Renewable energy investments in Egypt – the way
forward
Faisal Eissa, Chief Operations Officer, Solar
Shams Co. for New and Renewable Energies
13:00 Finance and investment – how to access
foreign capital: Opening up the wind energy
market to international lenders
Identify how governments, development banks and other
stakeholders are working to maintain investor confidence
 Understanding government support, development
bank roles, commercial banks and sources of debt
finance, equity finance and funds
 Ensuring bankability, risk assessment and developing
credible cost benchmarks, attracting foreign capital
flow
 Defining public, private and PPP models for financing
wind farms
Moderator:
Ahmed Abdelwahab, Independent Renewable Energy
Panel members:
Mohamed Salah Elsobki, Chairman, New & Renewable
Energy Authority
Mohab Hallouda, Senior Energy Specialist, World Bank
Philipp Schuller, Founder and Principal, AfricaEnablers
Faisal Eissa, Chief Operating Officer, Solar Shams Co.
for New and Renewable Energies
14:00 Chairman’s closing remarks
14:10 Networking lunch
15:10 End of conference day one
The published programme is correct at time of printing. However, given the
seniority of our speakers and the nature of their roles, speakers may subsequently
substitute or remove themselves from the programme. This is always regrettable,
and we will always try to replace the speaker with a speaker with equivalent insight.
For the most up-to-date programme, please visit the event website.
INTERACTIVEPANELDISCUSSION

CONFERENCE DAY TWO Tuesday, 20 October 2015
08.30 Registration, refreshments and networking
08:55 Opening remarks and introduction to Chairman by
Alina Rizvi, Conference Director, IQPC
WIND POWER PROJECT DEVELOPMENT FOR UTILITIES
09:00 Forecasting net load fluctuations in the transmission
and distribution system
Ensuring the effective capacity with self consumption
 Finding out how distributed solar PV has risen in
different countries
 Understanding the electric vehicle landscape to 2020
 Evaluating the forecasting fluctuations in the
transmission and distribution system
Tarantino Massimiliano, Head of Middle East & Egypt,
09:30 Decentralised microenergy supply system for
rural areas based on a product service system
methodology using ICT system
Explore how microenergy systems can solve lack of
energy supply for remote off-grid regions
 Understanding the overview of applied technologies
and the influence on the sustainability of power
generation
 Enhancing microenergy system life cycle
 CO2 emissions reduction to avoid climate damaging
emissions
10:00 Future perspectives for the micro-energy market
in Egypt
Understand how forecasting can mitigate future risks and
improve LCOE (Levelised Cost Of Energy)
 Understanding short-term power production
forecasting systems which will give you the advantage
 Gaining a better understanding of time forecasts to
maximise solutions to wind power predictions
 Exploring long-term strategies to improving wind power
predictions
Dr. Hassan Aboughalma, Chairman, Georenco
10:30 Infrastructure, grid, connection, transmission
and distribution
Understanding how can wind power be integrated into
existing transmission infrastructure
 What are the key issues in connecting wind power to
the grid system?
 Reviewing financing of grid development and strategic
grid expansion
 What are the technical and economic implications of
wind integration?
Moderator:
Jesper Vauvert, Team Leader, Energy Efficiency,
GIZ Sustainable Energy Programme
Panel members:
Tarantino Massimiliano, Head of Middle East & Egypt,
11:00 Morning networking break
MANUFACTURING, CONSTRUCTION AND DESIGNING
11:30 Reviewing wind power projects from both the
development and financial perspective
Identifying utilities and developers for existing wind
projects to discuss how to deploy them effectively
 Identifying how the development process can be
narrowed down to a few bottlenecks
 Understanding wind power bankability and investability
 Analysing the dos and don’ts of wind power
development from a financial perspective
Philipp Schuller, Founder and Principal, AfricaEnablers
12:00 Towards a national energy efficiency action plan
in Tanzania
Understand the energy consumption, planned energy
efficiency measures and the improvements
 Reviewing Tanzania power systems – towards a next
generation smart power grid
 Discussing micro wind turbines: Quick, easy
deployment and less maintenance
 Understanding the Tanzania market and controlling the
wind speed of the turbines
Jesper Vauvert, Team Leader, Energy Efficiency,
GIZ Sustainable Energy Programme
12:30 Financing renewable energy in Egypt
Identify challenges and opportunities for renewable
energy in Egypt
 Understanding the challenges and opportunities for
renewable energy
 Analysing the role of financial providers in the renewable
energy sector
 Identifying the role of public and private sectors in the
latest wind projects
13:30 Chairman’s closing remarks
13:40 Networking lunch
15:40 End of conference day two
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INTERACTIVE WORKSHOPS
IQPC’s workshops are unique opportunities to spend valuable time with industry experts. These interactive sessions are
extended to ensure that you get to the heart of the conference’s most critical issues and uncover practical solutions you
can apply in your own company. When designing our workshops, we create a balance between theory and practice in order
to provide you with practical takeaways that can be adapted for your organisation. In addition, there is an opportunity for
you to network with peers from similar organisations to build your network for future career opportunities and broaden your
industry perspective and exposure.
PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP:
SUNDAY, 18 OCTOBER 2015
Learn projects details of the 150MW
renewable power plant in Egypt Eastern
Desert of El-Minya Governorate
This workshop is about the organisation and coordination
between 30 small companies to start working together
under their own consortiums leadership to execute a large
150MW wind and solar farm, providing a comprehensive
grounding in the start-to-finish processes in developing a
wind and solar project. Using a variety of real data, simple
models and software tools, the focus is on illustrating and
quantifying where the key business risks arise, including
the wind resource itself, through technology selection and
essential permits and contracts. Designed specifically for
the business and commercially-focused, this workshop
will provide an essential, time-effective grounding in the
fundamentals of wind and solar farm project planning.
Key benefits:
 Follow the wind farm planning process through from
start to finish, from resource assessment to construction,
understanding how each aspect impacts the others and
where the key risks accumulate
 Quantify the nature, complexities and limitations of wind
and solar resources and their measurement: Including
why understanding this is critical to your project
performance and financial risks and returns
 Use a real wind resource dataset (speeds, uncertainties,
distributions etc.) to undertake modelling and investigate
the impact of resource uncertainty on both power and
revenue generation
 Determine how wind resources drive technology choice
and project planning and how wind power technologies
are evolving
 Use a simple renewable power planning tool to examine
how wind and solar farm layouts are determined and
constrained, including the impact of different layouts
on power and revenue generation
Who should attend:
 Wind technology developers and manufacturers
 Transmission system operators and planners
13:00 – 14:00
Networking lunch
Workshop leader: Sameir Soliman, Managing Director,
Egyptian Organisation for Wind Power Projects
POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP:
WEDNESDAY, 21 OCTOBER 2015
Learn projects details of the promising
new 200MW wind project in Gabal El Zeit
(first project in Gabal El Zeit Wind Farm)
An umbrella agreement between the Egyptian Government,
the German Government, the European Investment Bank
and the European Commission was signed to finance the
project worth 340 million euros. The project consists of 4
lots. Lot 1 is supplying and installation of 100 wind turbines
with a capacity of 2MW each, including the control and
monitoring system. Lot 2 is civil and electric works. Lot 3
is establishing the administrative and residential buildings.
Lot 4 is implementing the substation of the project. A
completion of the installations and operating tests are
currently underway.
Key benefits:
 Gain a general overview of the project
 Understand governmental and the private sectors
future plan for Gabal El Zeit wind farm
 Review the latest WTG technology description for
SCADA systems
 Get up-to-date on the key criteria for successfully
developing a wind farm
 Identify the support required to construct successful
projects and find out the environmental studies of the
project
 Explore private sector incentives in Egypt
Who should attend:
 Wind technology developers and manufacturers
 Transmission system operators and planners
13:00 – 14:00
Networking lunch
Workshop leader: Hossam Eldegwi, Chief Engineer of
Projects Implementation Department, New & Renewable
Sameir has been the Managing Director of the Egyptian
Organisation for Wind Power Projects since 2012. Previously,
he was a new and renewables business developer at HISCO
(Heavy Industries Services Company). He completed his
Bachelor of Science in Architecture from Zagazig University,
Shoubra Branch – Faculty of Engineering, June 1988 and
Diploma in Business Management at Shams University in May 2000. Sameir
is specialised in business development, wind power project studies, solar
power project studies, information systems and databases, new and
renewable development and marketing.
Hossam Eldegwi is a renewable energy professional with
over ten years of experience in renewable energy and energy
efficiency in NREA. He is originally from Egypt. Hossam Eldegwi
received double master’s degrees from Kassel University in
Germany and Cairo University in Egypt in renewable energy
and energy efficiency. He also worked as a Research Assistant
in Fraunhofer IPK Institute for Production Systems and Design Technology,
Berlin, for developing micro-energy systems for rural off-grid areas. Since
2004, he has been working at the New & Renewable Energy Authority in
Egypt as a Wind Turbine Operation and Maintenance Engineer. He also
worked as a senior project system engineer for the Kuraymat Integrated
Solar Combined Cycle (ISCC) project in Egypt. Now he is working on the
Gabal El Zeit 200MW wind project as a Chief System Engineer for wind
turbines, SCADA and communication & electronic systems.
9:00 - 14:009:00 - 14:00

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Though most sponsorship offers multiple levels and types of exposure, there are a few main
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solutions, information and systems for improving their firm’s strategies. For a select few
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Please ensure that IQPC receives the full invoiced amount.
DISCOUNTS
• All ‘Early Bird’ Discounts require payment at time of registration
and before the cut-off date in order to receive any discount.
• Any other discounts offered by IQPC (including team discounts)
require payment at the time of registration.
• Discounts cannot be combined with any other offer.
CANCELLATION, POSTPONEMENT AND SUBSTITUTION POLICY
• You may substitute delegates at any time by providing reasonable
advance notice to IQPC.
• For any cancellations received in writing not less than eight
(8) days prior to the conference, you will receive a 90% credit
to be used at another IQPC conference which must occur
within one year from the date of issuance of such credit. An
administration fee of 10% of the contract fee will be retained
by IQPC for all permitted cancellations. No credit will be
issued for any cancellations occurring within seven (7) days
(inclusive) of the conference.
• In the event that IQPC cancels an event for any reason, you
will receive a credit for 100% of the contract fee paid. You
may use this credit for another IQPC event to be mutually
agreed with IQPC, which must occur within one year from the
date of cancellation.
• In the event that IQPC postpones an event for any reason
and the delegate is unable or unwilling to attend on the
rescheduled date, you will receive a credit for 100% of the
contract fee paid. You may use this credit for another IQPC
event to be mutually agreed with IQPC, which must occur
within one year from the date of postponement.
• Except as specified above, no credits will be issued for
cancellations. There are no refunds given under any
circumstances.
• IQPC is not responsible for any loss or damage as a result of
a substitution, alteration or cancellation/postponement of an
event. IQPC shall assume no liability whatsoever in the event
this conference is cancelled, rescheduled or postponed due
to a fortuitous event, Act of God, unforeseen occurrence or
any other event that renders performance of this conference
impracticable, illegal or impossible. For purposes of this
clause, a fortuitous event shall include, but not be limited to:
war, fire, labour strike, extreme weather or other emergency.
PROGRAMME CHANGES
• Please note that speakers and topics were confirmed at the
time of publishing; however, circumstances beyond the control
of the organisers may necessitate substitutions, alterations or
cancellations of the speakers and/or topics. As such, IQPC
reserves the right to alter or modify the advertised speakers
and/or topics if necessary. Any substitutions or alterations will
be updated on our web page as soon as possible.
YOUR DETAILS
• Please email our database manager at enquiry@iqpc.ae to inform
us of any incorrect details which will be amended accordingly.
Conference Days: 19 - 20 October 2015
Interactive Workshops: 18 & 21 October 2015
Novotel Cairo Airport, Cairo, Egypt
General Industry Pricing: Payment before 30 July 2015 Standard Price
 Conference + 2 Workshop Days
US$4,499
SAVE US$500
US$4,999
 Conference + 1 Workshop Day
US$3,689
SAVE US$410
US$4,099
Please indicate your choice of workshop:
 Pre-conference Day: 150MW renewable power plant in Egypt Eastern Desert of El-Minya Governorate
 Post-conference Day: Promising new 200MW wind project in Gabal El Zeit
 Conference Only
US$2,699
SAVE US$300
US$2,999
North African Government Pricing:* Payment before 30 July 2015 Standard Price
 Conference + 2 Workshop Days
US$2,429
SAVE US$270
US$2,699
 Conference + 1 Workshop Day
US$2,069
SAVE US$230
US$2,299
Please indicate your choice of workshop:
 Pre-conference Day: 150MW renewable power plant in Egypt Eastern Desert of El-Minya Governorate
 Post-conference Day: Promising new 200MW wind project in Gabal El Zeit
 Conference Only
US$1,529
SAVE US$170
US$1,699
Prices are stated net of any applicable local taxes.
*This pricing only applies to representatives who are employed by Government Authorities in North Africa.
Eligibility for this pricing is at the discretion of IQPC.
Novotel Cairo Airport,
Cairo, Egypt
Al Matar, Cairo, Cairo
Governorate 11776, Egypt
Phone: +20 2 22918520

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