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Farouq Hussein Al-ZankiChief Executive Officer
Dialoguewith CEO
I would like in this issue to applaud KPC’s participation in the World No Tobacco Day. On this day, the corporation has consolidated with World Health Organization (WHO) to control this plague which is considered the most dangerous disease threatening humanity due to the increasing number of people who die annually because of this epidemic which is a key element for getting infected with precarious diseases such as cardiac diseases, heart attacks and cancer.KPC’s participation in this healthful marathon is stemmed out from its belief in the necessity of controlling such epidemic which devours larger numbers of smokers daily in the State of Kuwait where the percentage of adult smokers reached 20 percent. This epidemic jeopardizes further our oil sector in which the percentage of smokers is nearly 24%; the matter endangers our human resources. Consequently, I bid you to espouse the following commendations:Take on awareness campaigns and policies that can partake effectively in controlling the plague to get a free-smoking environment in KPC and its subsidiaries.Allot a “Safety Moment” before initiating your meetings to urge conferees to control smoking starting from today until June 7, 2012. Intensify the programs which are aimed to bolster the concept of health to help control smoking. We should play a pioneering role towards ourselves firstly and our nation as per our social responsibility we shoulder towards the society. Thereof, let’s take the World No Tobacco Day a springboard to protect ourselves, our families, companies and society from the hazards of smoking. I’m confident that these devoted efforts will succeed in enjoying good health and healthful environment free from smoking.
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Al-Khalid partakes in activities of "Kuwaiti & I love my environment" exhibition
ASSE honors Dr. Fatemah Al-Shatti
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During his participation in KOC Best Practices confab
CEO eyes visions of producing heavy oil with oil sector’s top officials
Mr. Farouq Al-Zanki, Chief Executive Officer of Kuwait Pe-troleum Corporation, took part in the Best Practices Confer-ence which was organized, for the third time successively, by Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) on May 14-15, 2012 at Hilton Mangaf Hotel.In his keynote speech on the importance of the heavy oil in KPC 2030 strategy, Al-Zanki indicated that the step of apply-ing the technology of pumping steam in the depots of the heavy oil locally is one of the most prominent challenges which im-pedes the operations of producing the heavy oil. He added this technology requires high quality to fulfill the best results.Applying such technology correctly helps keep the viscosity of the heavy oil; therefore, it is necessary to improve the capa-bilities of productivity and rehabilitate the workforce working in this field to reach the quantity of production allotted in this regard, noted he.Al-Zanki further stressed that the oil sector’s personnel have
sufficient data and information which enable them to start al-lotting plans and conducting studies required to avail of the depots of the heavy oil in Kuwait. However, there is much time to accomplish this goal since it is not necessary to pro-duce it in the current time. Consequently, they have abundant opportunities to hurl pilot phases as per the plan allotted in this respect; the matter will improve their field experience in producing heavy oil. Thereof, the possibility of depending on the national personnel will be recognized; or else, there will be a need to seek the assistance of international experts in this domain.It is mentioned that the conference tackled nearly 165 work papers in participation of top officials from the oil sector such as Mr. Sami Al-Rushaid, Managing Director and Chairman of KOC board of directors, Mr. Hashim Al-Rifae, Managing Di-rector and Chairman of Kuwait Gulf Oil Company’s (KGOC) board of directors.
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Kuwait Petroleum Corporation represented by Planning Sector hosted a diplomatic delegation comprising the am-bassadors of some UN countries on Monday April 16, 2012 at the auditorium of the oil sector.The delegation was received by Mr. Farouq Al-Zanki, CEO of KPC, Sheikh Talal Al-Khalid, Managing Director of Governmental, Parliamentary, Public and Media Relations, Mr. Abdullatif Al-Houti, Managing Director of Planning,
Mrs. Wafa’ Al-Zaabi, DMD of Planning, Mrs. Shaimaa Al-Ghunaim, Manager of Strategic Planning Department, and Mr. Nawaf Al-Sharhan, Team Leader of Strategic Plan-ning.On his part, Al-Sharhan explained elaborately the substan-tial role of KPC and its subsidiaries in the local economy besides the impact of the strategic plan and future projects which will be executed in the Kuwaiti oil sector.
It underlines its 2030 strategy
KPC hosts a number of UN countries’ ambassadors
As it hosted members from the diplomatic corps in its spring camp
Foreign Affairs Ministry applauds KPC’s efforts in serving civil society
HE Sheikh Ali Al-Khalid Al-Sabah, former ambassador, the Director of Economic Department at Foreign Affairs Ministry, visited Mr. Farouq Al-Zanki, ECO of Kuwait Petroleum Corpo-ration, and Sheikh Talal Al-Khalid Al-Sabah, Managing Director of Governmental, Parliamentary, Public and Media Relations,
on Monday May 14, 2012 at KPC’s headquarters.Sheikh Ali thanked and appreciated the corporation’s efforts and constructive role played in serving the various groups of the civil society particularly its appreciable step of hosting representatives and members from the diplomatic corps in its spring camp.
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Kuwait Petroleum Corporation has recently signed a contract with Ku-
It inks contract with KISR
KPC examines 3 sites to use solar energy in its utilities
wait Institute for Scientific Research (KISR) to develop the typical appli-cations of utilizing the solar energy. This step is among the corporation’s efforts to generate electricity and clean thermal energy in a number of its subsidiaries’ utilities to reduce the consumption of the traditional resources of energy.Mr. Farouq Al-Zanki, CEO of KPC, declared in a press statement that this contract includes a number of studies will be conducted in various areas in Kuwait to use the solar energy, adding KPC in collaboration with KISR has allotted three pilot areas for the proj-ect; in an Assembly Center in Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) west Kuwait, in a petrol station affiliated to Ku-wait National Petroleum Company
(KNPC) and in Gas Plant in Mina Abdullah Refinery. He added this pi-
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lot experience will be generalized on larger numbers of locations after the current phase proves its success.“The success of the solar energy proj-ect will enable us to avail copiously of the ample renewable energies which will in turn provide huge quantities of fossil fuel that will be accordingly al-lotted for exporting. Add to this is the environmental and economic benefits yielded from such project,” noted Al-Zanki. He affirmed that most coun-tries all over the world seek diligently to use clean and renewable energies to achieve environmental and economic benefits on the long run, stressing the solar energy will not be alternative for oil as it will be complement for it. He further expected that the natural gas
will be used abundantly within the coming phase as a clean and alterna-tive fuel for oil.On his part, Mr. Bader Al-Khashti, Managing Director of Research, De-velopment and HSE sector at KPC, said the cost of this phase is approxi-mately KD1.5 million; whereas the first or the previous phase cost nearly KD74,000.
As KPC is essential part of the gov-ernmental entity, it prioritizes such issues and projects of future econom-ic value particularly the renewable energies which are basically aimed to relieve the environmental burden which the country shoulders.He further considered the step of signing such contract with KISR is confirmation on the distinguished
scientific status of KISR; in addi-tion, it bolsters mutual collaboration between KPC and KISR in various investment, research and technical fields which the Kuwaiti oil sector needs. Meanwhile, Dr. Naji Al-Mutairi, KISR Director General, stressed the necessity of harnessing well the re-newable energies which Allah, the Almighty, has granted to Kuwait, pointing out to the equivalent and profuse values of the project in the long run.He said KISR has prominent rela-tions with KPC particularly under the devoted efforts exerted to consolidate the country’s infrastructure of scienc-es and technology which helps meet the needs of the Kuwaiti oil sector and the requirements of oil industry.He further indicated that the project will be executed by a specialized team comprising national efficient personnel from KISR.
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“Kuwaiti & I love my environment” exhibition inaugurated in Al-Nozha School
Sheikh Talal hails female students’ experience, bids to generalize it
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Kuwait Petroleum Corporation represented by Sheikh Talal Al-Khalid, Managing Director of Governmental, Parliamen-tary, Public and Media Relations, took part in the activities of “Kuwaiti & I love my environment” exhibition which was held on Tuesday May 1, 2012 by Al-Nozha Intermedi-ate School for girls in collaboration with Capital Educa-tional Zone and Environment Public Authority (EPA).The inaugural celebration, which was attended by Mr. Adel Al-Rashid, Superintendent of Intermediate Education at the Capital Educational zone, Mrs. Fatima Al-Mehaimed, the school’s director, the school’s teaching staff, top officials from EPA and other participating companies besides a num-ber of media practitioners, was initiated with some verses recited from the Holy Qur’an.Sheikh Talal extended in his keynote speech his pleasure with sponsoring such exhibition which reflects the interest and awareness of the schools’ students towards the environ-
mental hazards besides their positive interaction with the crucial cases of the society.“Launching such exhibition is evidence on the trust we put in youths who will shoulder the cases of the homeland in the future; the matter assures their determination and awareness towards their society’s cases and problems,” noted he.He also implored the students to convey necessarily their experience to all schools in all educational zones to help increase the environmental awareness of all students to preserve the Kuwaiti environment.After that, the school’s acting team performed a short scene in the schools’ auditorium stresses the importance of pre-serving the environment.Finally, Mrs. Fatima Al-Mehaimed invited Sheikh Talal to inaugurate the exhibition which included modern techno-logical means used to preserve the environment.
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Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC) represented by International Marketing Sector signed a contract Sunday April 29, 2012 at the oil com-plex with Indian Bharat Petroleum Company to provide the latter with 68,000 Kuwaiti crude oil per day. It also signed a new contract with Bharat-Oman Refineries Company, which is one of Bharat Petroleum Company’s subsidiaries, to provide it with 22,000 bpd.Mr. Nasser Al-Mudhaf, Managing Director of International Marketing Sector said this step is part of KPC’s marketing plan which is aimed to penetrate the promising markets as the east Asian market particularly the Indian market is one of the growing markets; in addition, it has long-term relations with the corporation.Indicating the Indian market is con-sidered the second biggest market for the Kuwaiti crude oil, Al-Mudhaf clarified that KPC’s relations with
Bharat Petroleum back to 2002; therefore, it is on top of the list of KPC’s clients. It is worth mentioning that the sign-ing ceremony was attended by Mr. Bader Al-Mudhaf, Mr. Fahad Al-Nashmi, DMD of International Mar-
keting Sector– Crude Oil and Light Distillates – Sheikh Salah Al-Sabah, Manager of Crude Oil Sales, Mr. Mansour Al-Anba’e, Team Leader of Crude Oil Sales and Mr. Saleh Al-Enzi, Senior Representative of Crude Oil Sales.
It includes 68,000 bpd
KPC renews contract with Indian Bharat Petroleum Co
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For their participation in HR Forum dubbed “Together towards Excellence”
KPC honors HR team
Kuwait Petroleum Corporation represented by Human Resources Studies Department, which is headed by Mr. Basem Al-Issa, held an honoring celebration Monday April 30, 2012 at the Diwaniya of the oil complex for HR team due to devoted efforts exerted by its members to suc-ceed the forum.Al-Issa, who presided over the organizing committee, ap-preciated and applauded the efforts put forth by the team which was formed from various HR departments of KPC's subsidiaries, underlining the development plan allotted in
KPC strategy regarding the human resources, their tasks and responsibilities through applying the best internation-al practices in this domain.It is noteworthy that the forum included several activities and workshops that tackled specific issues to shed light on the oil sector’s experiences such as the experience of Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) in creating an ideal work environment as well as Kuwait National Petroleum Com-pany’s (KNPC) experience in improving the career effi-ciencies of HR staff in the oil sector.
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Planning Department celebrates field trainees’ graduation Planning and Career Development Department at KPC organized a cele-bration for the field trainees of Public Authority for Applied Education and Training (PAAET) on May 3, 2012 at the auditorium of the oil complex on the occasion of completing success-fully their training course.On his part, Mr. Abdullatif Al-Houti, Manager of Planning and Career De-velopment Department, expressed his delight over the students’ keenness to avail of such training courses. He thanked KPC’s various departments for their efforts put forth to fulfill successfully the training course.He further affirmed that such initia-tives are stemmed out from KPC’s interest in developing the human re-source element particularly youth that plays a substantial role in the journey of development. In addition, this is part of its role as a local pioneering authority in accomplishing the con-cepts of sustainable development.
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Under the auspices of Sheikh Talal Al-Khalid, Managing Director of Gov-ernmental, Parliamentary, Public and Media Relations, the activities of
KPC's 16th Football Contest were concluded on May 6, 2012 at the Bneid Al-Gar Playground through organizes a final match between Financial and Administrative Affairs Team
and Marine Team which won the match.On this occasion, Mr. Bassam Abdulnabi, Accountant of Banks and Cash, Chairman of Sports Committee, thanked and appreciated the sponsor of the championship Sheikh Talal Al-Khalid who spares no effort to support the cham-pionship. He further thanked Sheikh Faisal Al-Sabah, DMD of Governmental,
Parliamentary, Public and Media Relations, as he provided all facilities to organize successfully such internal activity. He also thanked Mr. Ali Murad, Manager of
Public Relations, who was keen on attending and supporting the footballers through-out the contest.He further made clear that the contest this year included two groups each of which has four teams. It is worth mentioning that Marine Team beat Financial and Administrative Affairs Team 4/1. In addition, Mr. Hani Al-Wadhi won the title of the ideal footballer of the championship.
In the final match of KPC's 16th Football Contest
Marine Team beats Financial & Admin Affairs Team
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T r a i n i n g
Research, Development and HSE Sec-tor represented by HSE Department or-ganized a lecture themed “International action on reducing Methane emissions under the Global Methane Initiative (GMI)” on Thursday May 10, 2012 at the oil complex’s Diwaniya. On their part, Mr. Don Robinson, Vice President of ICF’s Oil & Gas Technol-ogy Group, and Mr. Roger Fernandez Team Leader of the group working oil and gas industry greenhouse gas emis-sions issues at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Climate Change Di-vision, underlined during the lecture the
Organized by HSE Department
Lecture dubbed “International action on reducing Methane emissions”
Global Methane Initiative (GMI) and the role of U.S. Environmental Protec-tion Agency in executing such initiative through thronging the international ef-
International Marketing Sector rep-resented by Market Research Depart-ment organized a lecture Thursday May 10, 2012 at the oil sector’s au-ditorium on the future visions of de-mand on oil and gas.A number of international specialized lecturers took part in the lecture be-sides Ann-Louise Hittle, Head of Mac-
Organized by Int’l Marketing Sector
Lecture on future visions for int’l demand on oil and gasro Oils, Boston and Mr. Alan Gelder, Head of Oils Research at Wood Mack-enzie, London which is specialized in energy and refining consultations.The lecturers underlined their future visions on the demand and supply of crude oil and its products as well as the tangible developments taking place in the energy markets under the international and territorial economic and political circumstances. They also shed light on the projects of the rocky oil which has recently topped the pri-orities of the international oil and ser-vice companies. They further threw light on the promising oil markets in the region as well as the international marketing opportunities.The lecture was attended by a large number of employees besides Mr. Ja-mal Al-Loughani, Deputy Managing
Director of Marketing Operations, Mrs. Mona Al-Obeid, DMD of Mar-keting Operations Department, Mrs. Nagham Al-Omar, Manager of Market Research Department, Mr. Chris Sim, Deputy Chairman of Consultations at Wood Mackenzie, Dubai, and Mr. Bashar Mohadiyah, Manager of Mack-enzie Head Office in the Middle East.
forts to address methane emissions be-sides providing the technical support and engineering solutions to find out these emissions.
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Organized by Risk Management Department
Workshop on marine insurance policy held
Risk Management Department at KPC organized a workshop on the marine insurance policy on Sunday April 29, 2012 at the auditorium of the oil com-plex.A number of international experts in insurance services such as British J.L.T Group besides Al-Ahlia Insurance Co.
gave lectures in the workshop. They underlined the importance of marine in-surance policies clarifying their items, conditions and the hazards which men-ace the marine freightage. They further pointed out to the importance of insur-ing against natural catastrophes such as hurricanes and floods, stressing the sig-
nificance of such insurance for the oil industry and its products.It is worth mentioning that a large num-ber of Risk Management Departments’ representatives in KPC’s subsidiaries besides contractors’ employees in the Kuwaiti oil sector took part in the work-shop.
Ahmed Al-HamadManager of Organization & Manpower
Organization & Manpower Division Improvement Opportunities (3 - 3)
The department’s major processes relate to developing annual manpower bud-get plans, managing the organization’s structure, developing job descriptions, conducting job evaluations, and recruit-ing new employees. The improvement opportunities relate to streamlining the annual manpower planning process by developing flexible manpower budgets at a job and depart-mental level utilizing the Oracle HR Management System functionalities, and linking the manpower budget to the ora-cle financial system in order to increase the accuracy of the budgeting process.Moreover, additional improvements can be attained by granting the user depart-ment the ability to view the organization structure through Oracle and linking it
with the manpower, transfer, promotion and the resignation process. The recruit-ment process can also be further im-proved by providing end-user managers the ability to raise an employee requisi-tion online that is pre-validated through the Oracle system with respect to the manpower plan.Finally, opportunities also exist with re-gards to providing employees with access to view their Job Descriptions within the system. Another opportunity is to link the roles & responsibilities of the job de-scriptions within the system with the re-cruitment process. Furthermore, ensur-ing all positions at KPC are graded as per the policy and create a committee, which will be comprised of two members from the Job Evaluation division and a mem-
ber from the concerned department, for carrying out job evaluation of grades 16 and below.Currently, Job Descriptions have been finalized for KPC and are available through the Oracle self service system.
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The Minister of Public Works, State Minister of Planning and Develop-ment Affairs Dr. Fadhel Safar in-augurated the conference of small and middle projects which is entitled “Small and Middle Projects…key el-ement for the real economy” on May 16, 2012. In his inaugural speech, Dr. Safar said that the State of Kuwait, believing in the industries which partake tangibly in augmenting the local output and providing job vacancies for the na-tional personnel, pays special concern to the small and middle projects.He added, “The draft law of the na-tional fund allotted to subsidize the small and middle projects which the National Assembly has recently ap-proved is based on stipulations aimed to support the youth projects in the private sector which helps trim down the burden of recruitment in the gov-
As per its social role
KPC participates in sponsoring small and middle projects confab
ernmental sector besides providing job vacancies for the Kuwaiti youths.He clarified this new law covers all sectors of production and services in the country particularly in terms of the industrial, commercial, service
and technological aspects.Meanwhile, former State Minister for Planning and Development Af-fairs Abdulwahab Al-Haroun said the government has realized the real problem which impedes the small and developmental projects, indicat-ing the issue of providing lands is key problem in front of development.He went on to say that the new law of the small and middle projects has al-lotted a deadline to which the Execu-tive Council, which he runs, should be committed in terms of submitting reports to the Cabinet on its activities thoroughly and the challenges and difficulties it confronts to identify the defect and handle it.It is worth mentioning that Dr. Sa-far honored, at the end of the cel-ebration, KPC and other companies which took part in sponsoring the conference.
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Honored by ASSE
Dr. Al-Shatti among the most important 100 women in environment field internationally
The American Society for Safety En-gineers recently awarded Dr. Fatemah Al-Shatti, Acting Manager of Environ-ment Department at Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC) a certificate for her achievements in the environ-ment field. She has been hon-ored among 100 women working in such domain as she was the only Arab woman among such num-ber of honorees. The most significant achievements that Al-Shatti successfully ful-filled are mentioned as follows: She cooperated with US Army in Kuwait for four years and half to establish Environ-ment Management System in Al-Doha Camp which is aimed to collect and expose of hazardous substances. She took part in the pro-gram of collecting the ruins left behind the Iraqi invasion such jet fuels, vehicles, wires and
pipelines…etc. Moreover, these sub-stances were auctioned for the good of people with special needs. She took part in a thorough survey con-ducted by US Environmental Protection Agency to identify all transformers in-stalled in Kuwait’s residential areas after Liberation War as some of them contain Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCB) which may influence negatively man’s health She supervised the task shouldered by a British team to expose of transformers fixed inside Al-Doha station since they were destroyed by the Iraqi invasion. These transformers included hazardous substances; thus, they were got rid of.
She represented Kuwait in the United Nations (UN) while signing Basel Con-vention to transport hazardous substanc-es. She has been nominated by UN to join the 20-member team of Chemical Tech-nical Option Committee which is tasked with assisting countries to preserve ozone layer. Dr. Fatemah Al-Shatti has been award-ed the grant of Mrs. Dixon –who is nicknamed “Umm Suod” – as she got a certificate in managing hazardous and non-hazardous substances. She joined the team in charge of as-sessing the percentage of radiative substances on tanks particularly those which were stroke during the invasion. She took part in conducting an air survey to the State of Kuwait with UN team. She also visited ditches and is-lands as well as the military bases to make sure they are not influenced by hazardous substances. She further participated in conducting “Heal Study” which is considered the second biggest study conducted world-wide by international organizations such as World Health Organization (WHO), Japan Cooperation Center, Pe-troleum (JCCP) and Environment Pub-lic Authority (EPA) of Kuwait and US Environment Protection Agency. The study was aimed to estimate the nega-tive influences yielded from burning the Kuwaiti oilfields against the health of citizens and environment. She also took part in several stud-ies and scientific researches which are aimed to protect the Kuwaiti environ-ment.
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