As the global energy sector grapples with uncertainty, geopolitical tension, and shifting investment patterns, the Egypt Energy Show 2026 is bringing together world leaders, policymakers, and industry executives to shape the future of energy.
Held under the patronage of President Abdel Fattah El Sisi and supported by the Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, the event is being held from 30 March to 1 April 2026 at the Egypt International Exhibition Center (EIEC).
This year’s theme, “Transforming Energy Through Collaboration, Action, and Realism”, underscores Egypt’s ambition to not only power its own future but also drive regional energy integration and global market connectivity.
The Presidential Opening Ceremony features President El Sisi alongside international counterparts, including His Excellency Nikos Christodoulides, President of Cyprus. Heads of state, ministers, and global energy leaders will convene to set the strategic agenda at a pivotal moment for the industry.
“As global energy demand continues to rise and supply security remains a priority, leaders will address the challenges and opportunities arising from evolving geopolitical dynamics, market uncertainty, and shifting capital flows,” the organizers said. Discussions will focus on “strengthening cooperation, enabling investment and advancing practical solutions to ensure stable and secure energy supply.”
Egypt Energy Show 2026 will host senior international leaders and feature the signing of landmark agreements, including key memorandums designed to enhance regional energy integration and cooperation.
High-profile attendees include Karim Badawi, Egypt’s Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources; Michael Damianos, Minister of Energy, Commerce and Industry, Cyprus; Saleh Al-Kharabsheh, Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, Jordan,; Joseph Saddi, Minister of Energy and Water, Lebanon.
The Show emphasizes actionable pathways for balancing energy security, sustainability, and economic growth. Programs will cover financing, investment, oil, gas, renewables, technology, innovation, and AI.
Egypt Energy Show 2026 “enables meaningful conversations that shape the region’s energy trajectory and support the development of comprehensive strategies to advance a cleaner, safer, and more affordable energy ecosystem across all energy sources,” organizers said.
The event will spotlight the growing role of advanced technologies, digitalisation, and integrated energy strategies in boosting efficiency, reducing emissions, and unlocking sustainable growth.
By fostering dialogue between policymakers, energy companies, tech providers, and investors, the Show reinforces Egypt’s role as a regional hub for energy collaboration and forward-looking policy development.
Expecting over 50,000 participants, the event will feature more than 300 speakers, 2,200 conference delegates, and 500 exhibiting companies across 13 country pavilions.
Eng. Karim Badawi emphasized the Show’s significance: "This edition represents a significant opportunity to showcase a comprehensive vision that reflects Egypt’s position as an attractive and stable investment destination, strengthening regional and international partnerships in the energy sector.”
He added that Egypt Energy Show 2026 will “bring together senior officials, global energy CEOs, and investors on a prominent dialogue platform” and will “highlight the latest innovations and digital technologies in energy—particularly applications of artificial intelligence, hydrogen, and renewable energy—and empower youth by preparing the next generation of energy leaders.”
Salman Abou Hamzeh, Senior Vice President – Energy, Middle East, dmg Events, said: “Egypt Energy Show 2026 will serve as a key catalyst for driving sustainable and equitable energy transformation.
"As Egypt continues to solidify its position as a regional energy hub, Egypt Energy Show 2026 will unite global leaders, policymakers, and innovators to unlock investment opportunities, drive technological progress, and shape the future of the energy sector.”
Two comprehensive conferences—the Strategic Conference and the Technical Conference—will anchor the knowledge program, featuring over 100 sessions designed to foster dialogue across the energy value chain, from policy and investment to technical innovation.
