•Learn about coal demand from Moroccothrough Turkey and on to Central Asia

•Understand coal production in countrieslike Turkey and Pakistan

•Network with the coal traders andshippers in Dubai

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Coal Production= 3.4mtCoal Consumption = 4.4mt*

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Pakistan

TURKEYReserves of coal322mt (anthracite and bituminous)8,380mt (sub-bituminous and lignite)

KAZAKSTANReserves of coal21,500mt (anthracite and bituminous)12,100mt (sub-bituminous and lignite)

PAKISTANReserves of coal2,070mt (sub-bituminous and lignite)

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KazakhstanCoal Production = 114.7mtCoal Consumption = 36.1mt*

Egypt

Coal Production = 0Coal Consumption = 1.5mt*

Egypt

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(Statistics taken from BP StatisticalReview of World Energy, June 2014)

*Million tonnes oil equivalent

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VENTURING INTO NEW MARKETSDubai is becoming an increasingly important regional hub for coal trade among other commodities. With the IEA predicting that coal willsurpass oil as the world’s top fuel source in only 6 years, coal is playing an ever more important role here and elsewhere.

Coaltrans is delighted to launch Coaltrans Middle East – in the luxury setting of Dubai – to cater to the demand for a top levelnetworking and discussion forum that focuses on emerging coal projects and trade across the Middle East region.

Join us in the sunny climes of Dubai for a conference that will bring together coal investors, coal producers, shippers andtraders. Never has there been a better time to explore coal business opportunities within the UAE, Turkey, Egypt, Pakistan and beyond:

l Coal accounts for only 6.5% of Pakistan’s energy mix, yet its soon-to-be-developed Thar coalfield is estimated to be the fifthlargest coal reserve in the world.

l The Turkish government plans to increase divestment of its coal-fired power sector to the private sector from 55% to 85% in the near future.

l Egypt is set to significantly increase its use of fuel grade petcoke to cover a projected 60-70 MT of cement production in the country

Coal production and consumption

in sample countries:

Pakistan

Turkey

Coal Production

Coal Production= 3.4mtCoal Consumption = 4.4mt*

Turkey

Kazakhstan= 61.7mtCoal Consumption = 33mt*

Pakistan

TURKEYReserves of coal322mt (anthracite and bituminous)8,380mt (sub-bituminous and lignite)

KAZAKSTANReserves of coal21,500mt (anthracite and bituminous)12,100mt (sub-bituminous and lignite)

PAKISTANReserves of coal2,070mt (sub-bituminous and lignite)

KazakhstanCoal Production = 114.7mtCoal Consumption = 36.1mt*

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ABOUT THE ORGANISERS Coaltrans Conferences organises large-scale international coal conferences, which attract delegatesfrom all over the world. It also runs focused regional events, exhibitions, field trips and trainingcourses. It has a reputation for employing the highest organisational standards. In 2014 Coaltrans isrunning events in Australia, Canada, China, Colombia, Denmark, India, Indonesia, Poland, Russia,Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, UK and USA. For more information visit www.coaltrans.com.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?• Financiers & bankers• Shipping & logistics managers• Coal sales & marketing managers• Brokers• Energy traders & marketers

• Exporters & importers• Coal producers• Coal buyers• Coal mining service providers• Coal trading

Optimising coal trading

in the Middle East and elsewhere

Erlend Engelstad, Vice President, Business Development Asia, Marex Spectron

Threats to future coal demand and implications for

world coal prices

Guy Turner, Visiting Researcher,

Smith School of Enterprise & Environment, Oxford University

Southern African coal – Is

it a viable option for the Greater Middle

East region Xavier Prevost, Senior Coal Analyst, XMP Consulting

How Dubai Multi-CommoditiesCentre can support

coal trading companiessetting up in Dubai

James Bernard, Director Business

Development, Dubai Multi Commodities

CentreDerivatives for hedging

and exposure management in coal,iron ore and freight

Jeremy Penn, Chief Executive,

The Baltic Exchange

Coal indices fortraders in the Middle East

Eoghan Cunningham, CEO, globalCOAL

Likely evolution ofshipping and its impact on coal

Speaker to be confirmed

Handling ofcoke/anthracite,

blending and transshipping

Pietro De Michieli, Managing Director, BEDESCHI. S.p.A.

DAY ONE: MONDAY 24TH NOVEMBER 2014

08:00 Registration and refreshmentsRegistration sponsored by

08:55 Welcoming remarksHenry Hely Hutchinson, Managing Director, Coaltrans Conferences

09:00 Opening address from the Chair

SESSION 1: OPENING KEYNOTES

09:10 Keynote: Coal trading in the Middle Eastu Recent developments in coal trading in the regionu Future outlook for coal trading in the Middle EastMubarak Hussain, CEO- Trading, ETA group

09:30 Role of coal in the modern world u India’s need for coal now and in the futureu Why coal is not about to go awayu Where will coal demand be satisfied from?Ahmed Buhari, Chief Executive, Coal & Oil Group

09:50 Turkey’s developing IPP projectsu Role for coal in Turkey’s power generation sector?u ISKEN – Case study for private investment in Turkish coal-firedpower generation

u Import trends – Sourcing sized coalDr Sirri Uyanik, General Manager, ISKEN

10:10 The role of coal in the future worldwide energy mixMadhu Koneru, Executive Director, Trimex Group /Executive Vice Chairman, MEC Coal

10:40 Networking break and refreshments

SESSION 2: COAL TRADING IN DUBAI

11:10 Demand for coal in the Middle Eastu Demand for thermal coalu Demand for metallurgical coalu Coal buying in the context of cementWaleed Abouraya, President, RGS Egypt Limited (Egypt)

11:30 PANEL DISCUSSION: Factors affecting the coal trading business u Projections of coal demand worldwide - Will demand continue to grow, and if so, how fast?

u How will Indian coal demand fare under the new government?

u Have the higher freight rates largely priced North American coal out of Asia?

u Port and rail infrastructure expansion – How will this impact market dynamics?

u When will the coal price finally start to rise again?

Yash Mohata, Managing Director, Creole Commodities

Afifi Afifi, Managing Director, Protrade Co, and CEO, Regal Mining and Energy Company

Clive Murray, CEO, London Commodity Brokers

K. K. Gupta, Senior Vice President, Swiss SingaporeIndia Pvt Ltd.

12:20 Q&A

12:30 Networking lunch Sponsored by

SESSION 3: SHIPPING AND LOGISTICS

Chair: Jeremy Penn, Chief Executive, The Baltic Exchange

14:00 Outlook for freight rates in 2015u Why has the shipping market been showing contradictory messages?

u Why didn’t it rise as expected in the second quarter?u Has it finally turned the corner?u What sectors look best placed?Nick Collins, Chief Operating Officer, Clarksons Dubai

14:20 Suez Canal – A vital route for world tradeu Suez canal: development & what can we expect in the future?u How the coal share in dry bulk via Suez Canal has changed during last decade

u What the Suez Canal offers for coal trade and for the other dry bulk commodities

Refaat Arnout, Dry Bulk Division General Manager, Suez Canal Authority

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SUNDAY 23RD NOVEMBER 2014

COMPLIMENTARYPRE-CONFERENCEGOLF TOURNAMENT The Address Montgomerie Dubai

The Address Montgomerie Dubai has evolved into oneof the Middle East's most luxurious and desirablegolfing destinations and operates at a championshiplevel. Set in one of Dubai's most exclusive residentialcommunities, Emirates Hills, play includes 9 holes ofgolf, golf carts, use of the driving range prior to play,bottled water, divot tool, tees, ball marker &commemorative ball marker. Tee off at 14:30

Places offered on a first come, first served basis.*Please note

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14:40 PANEL DISCUSSION: New port developments worldwide - Impact on thecoal tradeu How will changes in international ports affect the coal business?

u The American shale gas revolution and what it means for coalu Impact on coal prices and impact on freight rates

All Session 3 speakers will then be joined by: Simon Trowell, General Manager, Dry Bulk, Middle East,Pacific Basin Shipping Middle East DMCC

Capt.S.R.Patnaik, Chief Executive Officer, InternationalShipping and Logistics FZE (A Tata Group Company)

SESSION 4: REGIONAL COAL CONSUMPTION

Chair: Önder Kartal, Managing Partner, AURUM

15:00 PANEL DISCUSSION: Coal and petcoke buyersfrom the cement industryu Criteria when buying coal in the cement businessu Is cheapest always best?u Sources of cement – Where does the coal come from?

Linda AL-Masri, Supply Chain Director, QatranaCement (Jordan)

Angeliki Benetatou, Operation Support & SustainableDevelopment Director, Eastern Mediterranean GroupEngineering & Technology, Titan Cement

Ayman Ismail, Senior Trading Manager, Holcim Trading

15.30 JOIN OUR COMPLIMENTARY NETWORKING DESERT SAFARIWhat is included:

DAY TWO: TUESDAY 25TH NOVEMBER 2014

08:55 Welcoming remarksHenry Hely Hutchinson, Managing Director, Coaltrans Conferences

09:00 Opening address from the Chair

SESSION 5: COAL AND PETCOKE TRADING IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND WORLDWIDE

Chair: Eoghan Cunningham, CEO, globalCOAL

09:10 Outlook for coal vs other energy sourcesu Shale gas and US legislation – Does this mean a long-term decline for coal in the US?

u Renewables – Will these replace coal in Europe?u Asian demand for coal – Will this continue to rise?u What will this do for aggregate coal demand?Guy Turner, Visiting Researcher, Smith School of Enterprise& Environment, Oxford University

09:30 Dubai as a trading hub – Why Dubai?u What Dubai has to offer u DMCC Free Zone u Who is already here and why? u DMCC Platforms, products and services specific to commodities James Bernard, Director Business Development,Dubai Multi Commodities Centre

09:50 Petcoke in the Middle East and worldwideu Fuel evolution in the cement industry in the Middle East and North Africa

u Is petcoke evolving as the main fuel?u Does the quality specification of petcoke matter for cement industry?

u Petcoke vs coal - Technical, process and environmental issues u Supply sources of petcoke for the Middle East George Erumeda Varghese, Director - Strategic Sourcing,Middle East / Africa/ India & Pakistan / Central Europe,Lafarge Group - Energy and Strategic Sourcing

10:10 The South African coal industryu How SA “fits” into the global pictureu The seaborne, Atlantic and Pacific marketsu Coal mining industry in South Africau Qualities, processing, exports, logisticsu The key players and the local market in South Africa Xavier Prevost, Senior Coal Analyst, XMP Consulting

10:30 Q&A

10:40 Networking break and refreshments

SESSION 6: PAKISTAN’S COAL INDUSTRY

Chair: Steven M Carpenter, Vice President,Advanced Resources International, Inc.

11:00 Panel discussion: Exploring the Thar reserves –Can Pakistan be a leading coal producer?u Vast resources in the Thar reserve – But how much of it can be realised?

u Security and infrastructure issuesu What will the Thar area look like in 10 years’ time?Dr. Andrew Schissler, Director of Mine Engineering,TharPak, LLC

Pick up by 4x4 wheeldrive from hotel at 15:30

Food and

entertainment

30-45minutes

dune driving

Return at20:30

*Please note

SPONSORSHIP & EXHIBITION

OPPORTUNITIES

Please contact Christian David-Griffiths, Commercial Manager, for more information on +44 20 7779 8915 or

Partner with us as a sponsor at Coaltrans’ first ever event to be held in Dubai!This novel event unites the coal trading and shipping communities – feature your brand and logo at the forefront of the gathering!

Join us to...

Would you like these additional privileges available for sponsors only?

Showcase your products, services and achievements to global traders

Generate new sales in a critical coal trading region

Strengthen your position in Dubai- a global hub

Network with the industry decision makers

Maintain a competitive edge over other service companies

An array of complimentary passes included

within your package

Receive the delegate list

one month prior to the event,

ahead of the delegates

Promote your company by

adding corporate

literature to every delegate

bag

Feature your logo and

brand on the main stage, the backdrop for all

conference sessions

Display your contact details in the

conference documentation

so that delegates can reach you

Promote your company on the conference

website, with your logo, company description and contact details then linking to your homepage

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Supporters

VenueSHANGRI-LA HOTEL, DUBAIThe award-winning Shangri-La Hotel, Dubai offers luxuriousaccommodations, exceptional dining and gracious hospitality in theheart of one of the world's most dynamic cities. The hotel’s 302superbly appointed rooms and suites offer a combination oftraditional luxury and modern functionality. Spatial elegance,awesome views and thoughtfully selected furnishings create anexperience of unparalleled style and comfort.

11:30 Building coal-fired power stations in Pakistanu Government’s plans (locations and magnitude of projects/progress up to date)

u Fiscal/financial incentives providedu Feed-in tariff, return parameters and timelinesu Potential sites/partners during the development processu Investment opportunities in power sector/coal supply chain etcMir Yahya Ismail, ERP, Business Development Manager, K-Electric Limited (Formerly Karachi Electric SupplyCompany Limited)

12:00 Panel discussion: The future for Pakistan’s coalu How much coal will be exported from Pakistan?u Qualities of Pakistan's coal - Domestic vs import requirementsu Is India the logical export market and is this politically feasible?u Overcoming the issues to ensure sustainable coal production and coal usage in Pakistan

u Potential financing options and why they haven’t worked to dateKamlesh Kumar Tekwani, Director Trading & Marketing,Awan Trading Company (Pvt) Ltd Tahir Ahmed, Chief Executive, Lucky CommoditiesPvt. Ltd

12:40 Networking lunch Sponsored by

SESSION 7: ROUNDTABLES AND DISCUSSION SESSIONS

These tables will be a combination of discussion and networking. Eachdiscussion table leader will make a short introduction before leadinggroup discussion. Each roundtable allows for up to 10 participants intotal and places are offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Pleaseregister your roundtable choice on page 8.

Optimising coal trading in the Middle East andelsewhere – Erlend Engelstad, Vice President, BusinessDevelopment Asia, Marex Spectron

Threats to the future of coal demand andimplications for world coal prices – Guy Turner,Visiting Researcher, Smith School of Enterprise & Environment,Oxford University

Southern African coal – Is it a viable option for theGreater Middle East region – Xavier Prevost, Senior Coal Analyst, XMP Consulting

How Dubai Multi-Commodities Centre can support coal trading companies setting up in Dubai –James Bernard, Director Business Development,Dubai Multi Commodities Centre

Derivatives for hedging and exposuremanagement in coal, iron ore and freight –Jeremy Penn, Chief Executive, The Baltic Exchange

Coal indices for traders in the Middle East –Eoghan Cunningham, CEO, globalCOAL

Likely evolution of shipping and its impact on coalSpeaker to be confirmed

Handling of coke/anthracite , blending andtransshipping – Pietro De Michieli, ManagingDirector, BEDESCHI. S.p.A.

Please register your roundtable choice on page 8: some roundtablesmay fill up very quickly, so please do also indicate a second choice.

For updates on roundtables on offer please visitwww.coaltrans.com/middleeast

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OPPORTUNITIES

Please contact Christian David-Griffiths, Commercial Manager, for more information on +44 20 7779 8915 or

Partner with us as a sponsor at Coaltrans’ first ever event to be held in Dubai!This novel event unites the coal trading and shipping communities – feature your brand and logo at the forefront of the gathering!

Join us to...

Would you like these additional privileges available for sponsors only?

Showcase your products, services and achievements to global traders

Generate new sales in a critical coal trading region

Strengthen your position in Dubai- a global hub

Network with the industry decision makers

Maintain a competitive edge over other service companies

An array of complimentary passes included

within your package

Receive the delegate list

one month prior to the event,

ahead of the delegates

Promote your company by

adding corporate

literature to every delegate

bag

Feature your logo and

brand on the main stage, the backdrop for all

conference sessions

Display your contact details in the

conference documentation

so that delegates can reach you

Promote your company on the conference

website, with your logo, company description and contact details then linking to your homepage

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