The WPC Energy Youth Forum is an opportunity for young professionals and experts of the energy industry to exchange opinions and share viewpoints with senior representatives of the energy sector and meet top executives from leading companies of the industry.
After multiple success stories of hosting youth forums in Kazakhstan, Beijing, Paris, and India, the 8th Youth Forum will be hosted in Kuwait.
Navigating the empowerment of young professionals in the energy industry.
A carefully curated program to inspire, educate, and connect
(Opening Remarks)
Empowering the Future: Connecting Young Professionals, Ideas & Knowledge
Bridging Generations & Leadership of Tomorrow
How to Empower Youth to Make the difference
Youth Contribution - Innovation, Sustainability and Growth
Role of Oil and Gas in a Low-Carbon Future
Impact of Digital Transformation, robotics, AI on Energy Industry & Operations
Emerging opportunities: Carbon Capture, Hydrogen, Future Fuels, Data
Progressive Innovation, Sustainability and Growth
State of Kuwait Strategic Energy Plans
Challenges in Exploring and Developing Offshore Fields
Distinguished, Elite, and Creative Youth Projects & Initiatives in the Energy Sector
Programs to Explore and Positive Change of Youth Talents and Potentials
Youth Social and Environmental Responsibility
Empowering Young Leaders to Establish Confidence, Take Critical Decisions, and Create Impactful Solutions
Bridging the Gap: From Classroom to Career applying Academic Knowledge to Real World
Join us for a spectacular opening ceremony featuring inspiring speakers, cultural performances, and a vision for the future.
A powerful opening speech by a renowned youth activist
Celebrating diversity through music and dance
Representing all nations participating in the conference
Can't attend in person? Join us virtually through our live stream! We'll be broadcasting all keynote speeches, panel discussions, and the opening and closing ceremonies.
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Discover the rich history and culture of Kuwait
Kuwait is located at the northern end of the Arabian Gulf, which is bordered to the east by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to the south and southwest, and the north and northwest by the Republic of Iraq. It has an area of 17,818 square kilometers and nine islands, namely Failaka, Bubian, Maskan, Rabbah, Awah, Umm al-Maradim, Umm Al-Naml, Kubra, and Qaruh. Because of its historical status, Failaka Island is one of the most famous islands. Religion: Islam is the main religion of the State of Kuwait with full freedom for the follower's religions on the condition that the Islamic religion is not comprised.
A long hot summer and dry, running from April to October, with temperatures ranging between 28 and 50 degrees Celsius(C), the coldest winter months when the short period from December to February when the temperature ranges from 8 to 18 degrees Celsius.
The population of Kuwait is approximately 3,328,136 in 2007, of which 1,038,598 are citizens and the rest are foreigners and expatriates. The population growth rate is 6.5%, considered one of the highest in the world.
The importance of the Arabian gulf and Kuwait in terms of history, or terms of international relations that extends back to ancient times. The territory of the present state of Kuwait was located within the Central Arab State of Kindha, which was established during the period from the third to the fifth century AD. Archaeological excavation, which was launched by the Danish mission on Failaka island in 1958, the antiquities found the existence of an ancient historical civilization in Kuwait, because the territory of the current state is connected from the west to the Arabian Peninsula, which is an integral part of it and its sea forms part of the coast of the Arabian Gulf and therefore its history in ancient and central Arabia is linked to the Arabian Peninsula and its inhabitants to the gulf region and the religion of Kuwait is Islam.
Since independence, Kuwaitis have chosen democracy and shura as the basis for governance. A few months after the declaration of independence, Act No. 1 of 1962 was promulgated establishing the Constituent Assembly to draft a constitution that would define the system of government based on democratic principles. The elections were held on January 6, 1962. Twenty members of the Constituent Assembly were elected, and together with 11 ministers who constituted the executive branch drafted the Constitution of the State of Kuwait. The first written constitution in the region was adopted on November 11, 1962. The constitution includes five sections with 183 articles dealing with the state and the system of government, the basic elements of Kuwaiti society, public rights and duties, and public and temporary authorities and provisions.
Experience the beauty and culture of Kuwait during your stay
Iconic towers with an observation deck and restaurants offering panoramic views of the city.
The largest mosque in Kuwait, offering free guided tours and stunning Islamic architecture.
One of the tallest and most unique towers in the world, featuring distinctive architecture.
Beautiful park with museums, gardens, and walking paths perfect for leisure activities.
Huge shopping and entertainment complex featuring international brands and dining options.
A traditional souk selling spices, perfumes, gold, and authentic local food experiences.
Luxury mall featuring upscale brands, cinema complex, and fine dining establishments.
Everything you need to know for a comfortable stay
Indulge in world-class amenities and impeccable service at one of Kuwait's finest hotels.
Indulge in breathtaking sea views from the serene comfort of your room, or unwind in bed while browsing your phone, thanks to our complimentary WiFi. Our high-speed internet guarantees seamless connectivity throughout your stay at one of Kuwait's premier hotels.
Safir Fintas Kuwait Hotel offers stunning views of the Arabian Gulf and city. Perfect for business and leisure travelers, it features a fitness center, restaurants and Café in an oasis of comfort.
Grand Hyatt Kuwait towers over the country's most multifaceted modern development boasting luxurious accommodations, unique culinary choices, an alluring destination spa and grand meeting venues, with a direct connection to a luxury mall, world-class indoor and outdoor tennis stadiums and a mixed-use Arena.
Hyatt Regency Al Kout Mall boasts spectacular views over the Arabian Sea whilst enviably located amid Kuwait's thriving oil and gas district. Take an energizing 10-minute stroll to the beach, relax by our rooftop pool or take the opportunity to discover Al Kout Mall, Kuwait's trendiest waterfront retail and entertainment destination.
A dazzling resort on the water's edge, away from the bustle of the capital. Spacious rooms and suites offer spectacular views, while award-winning dining and our tranquil Talise Spa promise unforgettable moments of indulgence.
Crowne Plaza Kuwait Al Thuraya City is a 5-star modern hotel located just 5 minutes from Kuwait International Airport and 15 minutes from downtown Kuwait. It features a stunning glass Atrium lobby, vertical garden, and all-day dining restaurant. The hotel offers meeting facilities, fitness center, and spa with therapeutic pool.
Navigate the Forum venue with ease.
Taxis are readily available throughout Kuwait and can be booked through:
Complimentary shuttle service is available for 8th WPC Energy Youth Forum attendees:
Several car rental agencies are available at Kuwait International Airport:
Note: International driving permit required
From Kuwait International Airport:
Have questions about the Forum? Reach out to our team for more information.
Ahmad Al Jabar Oil & Gas Exhibition Center
Al Ahmadi, Kuwait
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