Congo Energy & Investment Forum (CEIF) 2025 to Feature Top Legal, Commercial Workforce Experts
Working closely with oil and gas companies operating in the hydrocarbon industry in the Republic of Congo, the Pan African Legal and Business Advisory Group CLG was in January 2025, with Trident Energy acquiring key commercial service providers in many operating sites as acquiring Part of this, Trident Energy has a 15.75% interest in Lianzi Field, an 85% interest in Nkosa and Nsoko 2 fields, and a 21.5% interest from Energy-Bilondo Field.
After CLG recently opened an office in Pointe-Noire, it was able to provide direct support to energy professionals doing business in the country. Therefore, CLG will participate as a formal legal partner for this year’s first Congo Energy and Investment Forum (CEIF) 2025, which will be held in Brazzaville from March 24 to 26. CEIF 2025 will be involved with CLG Congo Managing Director Yves Ollivier and Taxation and Law Daudou Mohammad as spokespersons.
The first Congo Energy and Investment Forum is scheduled to be held in Brazoville from March 24 to 26, 2025, under the sponsorship of President Denis Sassou Nguesso and obtained hydrocarbons and Support from the state of society. Explore national and regional energy and infrastructure opportunities. The event will explore the latest gas projects and provide the latest information on ongoing expansions nationwide.
The upcoming natural gas master plan in Congo is expected to be the main focus of CEIF 2025, providing a strong framework for gasoline exploration, production and commercialization. This regulatory reform will boost investor confidence and unlock the country’s full gas potential. Therefore, CLG Congo is expected to host discussions on the country’s transformational regulatory structure while providing expertise for new business opportunities in the industry.
Meanwhile, Yolanda Asumu, CEO of pan-African occupational management company ICUBEFARM, has more than 28 years of experience in the field of energy and labor development in Africa and will also serve as a speaker at CEIF 2025. Under Asumu, IcubeFarm has become one of Africa’s most transformative professional networks, bridging talent and opportunities and driving economic growth. The company involves over 10,000 professionals in Central Africa and is therefore a strategic partner of the company, providing workforce development solutions for start-ups, small and medium-sized enterprises and large companies.
In line with its economic goals, the Congolese government has formulated policies to ensure that the Congolese energy sector is beneficial to local businesses and workers. Hydrocarbon Secretary Bruno Jean-Richard Itoua recently launched a registration campaign to register for subcontracting and service companies in the oil and gas industry. The program aims to increase transparency and improve local companies’ integration into the industry.
Asumu’s participation in CEIF 2025 is therefore expected to support the Congo’s strategy to encourage partnerships between foreign oil companies and local businesses, focusing on building capacity and knowledge sharing. Her involvement as a spokesperson demonstrates the company’s commitment to supporting the Congo’s approach to gaining the most from its vast energy resources, focusing on job creation, technology transfer and building local expertise.
“These spokespersons’ expertise in the field of Congo’s energy will help drive discussions about the country’s energy future. Their insights at CEIF 2025 will promote local and international efforts to build capacity and maximize the benefits of Congo’s resources and ensure the important dialogue on sustainable growth and economic development in the country.”
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