Eng. Hasanen Mohamad Hasanen congratulates MIDTAP employees on the occasion of the glorious October victory

The General Assembly of Middle East Oil Tankage & Pipelines (MIDTAP) Company

Minister of Petroleum Praises MIDTAP's Performance and Emphasizes its Vital Role in the Egyptian Energy Sector

The Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Engineer Karim Badawi, attended the General Assembly of the Middle East Oil Tankage & Pipelines (MIDTAP) company, where the company's 2024 performance results were reviewed and approved.

MIDTAP achieved remarkable accomplishments in 2024, emphasizing its vital role in the Egyptian energy sector and its commitment to safety and social responsibility standards.

Key points discussed during the meeting:

 Significant Performance Leap:

• • Engineer Hassanin Mohamed, Chairman of MIDTAP, confirmed an unprecedented leap in ship reception and petroleum product handling at MIDTAP's marine terminal during 2024.
  • The marine terminal received 153 tankers, compared to 63 tankers in 2023.
  • Total petroleum product handling reached 4.7 million tons, compared to 1.6 million tons in 2023.
  • The night navigation system for the company's marine terminal in Dekheila Port was activated, contributing to increased work efficiency and 24-hour ship berthing management.

• Occupational Safety and Health:
  • 5.7 million safe working hours have been achieved since 2012, reflecting the company's commitment to the highest safety standards.

• Social Responsibility:
  • The company implemented social responsibility projects worth 30 million Egyptian pounds, including improving the quality of life in several areas and developing health and educational services.

• Digital Transformation:
  • The connection of all company departments to the ERP work procedure automation program was completed during the first quarter of this year.

• Vital Role in the Energy Sector:
  • Minister Badawi praised the company's role in enhancing Egypt's position as a regional energy trading hub, and emphasized the importance of continuing to adhere to occupational safety and health regulations.
  • Engineer Hassanin Mohamed also highlighted the company's important role in transporting crude oil from the SUMED reception system in Sidi Kerir to the MIDOR refinery in Alexandria for refining and conversion into high-value petroleum products.

Petroleum Minister Celebrates National Petroleum Day on November 17

Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources Karim Badawi has celebrated the 49th National Petroleum Day with the workers at the petroleum geographical area in Alexandria at the Alexandria Petroleum Company’s working site, in the presence of the leaders of the petroleum sector.

Moataz Atef, Undersecretary for Technical Office and official Spokesperson of the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resource (MoPMR), explained that Badawi was keen to direct the resumption of the celebration events this year as part of the organized activities to enhance cohesion and direct communication with employees who represent the true wealth of the petroleum and mineral resources sector.

It is worth noting that National Petroleum Day is celebrated annually on November 17, commemorating the recovery of the Sinai oil fields in 1975—a significant milestone and one of the key achievements of the glorious October victories.

MIDTAP’s participation in the EGYPES conference and exhibition held at the Egypt international exhibition center during the period 19-21 February 2024

MIDTAP company participated in the Egypt International Petroleum Conference and Exhibition “EGYPS 2024” in its sixth session under the patronage and participation of his Excellency Abdel Fattah El Sisi, President of the Arab Republic of Egypt and his Excellency the Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Engineer Tarek El-Mulla, and a number of major international companies and businessmen. Egypt Energy Show (EGYPES) is at the heart of an ever-evolving, ever-expanding stage for the world, where energy meets the future.

EGYPES is a platform for critical discussions on the future of all forms of sustainably produced energy for Africa and the Mediterranean. With multi-faceted programmes including narratives and discussions on strategy, technology, finance and investment, leadership and sustainability, EGYPES empowers meaningful conversations alongside global leaders to redefine the region's energy systems and develop comprehensive strategies to accelerate progress towards a cleaner, more secure and affordable, full-spectrum energy future.