Abu Dhabi, UAE – November 2026 – Edgo’s Chief Operating Officer, Nidal M. Karyouti, attended ADIPEC 2026 alongside senior representatives from Edgo group companies: Issam Hubbi, General Manager of ESP in Libya; Ashraf Saadeh, General Manager of Edgo Oman; and Jamal Eldein Eldebais, Business Development Manager at WCSI in Jordan. The event brought together international energy leaders and technology providers to address key industry priorities, including energy security, artificial intelligence, and digital transformation.
During the event, Karyouti met with Lorenzo Simonelli, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Baker Hughes, and Zaher Ibrahim, Vice President, Global Sales & Commercial, Oilfield Services & Equipment at Baker Hughes. Discussions covered advancements in drilling technologies, artificial lift systems, and production optimization, including opportunities to integrate digital solutions that enhance operational efficiency and asset performance. As a key technology partner, Baker Hughes supports Edgo group’s oilfield services activities, contributing technologies that Edgo combines with its regional expertise to address clients’ operational challenges and support sustainable production.
Karyouti also met with Masoud Suleman, Chairman of Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC), to discuss the country’s evolving energy priorities and the role of Camco, Edgo’s oilfield services arm in Libya, in meeting production and operational requirements. Discussions explored how Camco’s integrated service capabilities, in-country expertise, and international technology partnerships can improve operational efficiency and well performance while supporting the development of Libya’s energy resources.
ADIPEC 2026 also explored the practical applications of artificial intelligence and digital transformation in energy operations, areas directly relevant to Edgo’s activities across the Middle East and Africa.
Commenting on Edgo’s participation at ADIPEC 2026, Nidal M. Karyouti said: “Technological progress must translate into tangible improvements in field performance. At Edgo, we recognize that successful operations require more than access to technology. They depend on the expertise to apply it effectively and the ability to execute within the environments in which we operate. Our discussions at ADIPEC are part of our ongoing collaboration with partners and clients to address operational priorities and deliver solutions that make a measurable difference.”
Edgo continues to engage with the regional energy industry through strategic partnerships and operational expertise, advancing its service capabilities to meet the evolving requirements of energy producers.
