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recently advised several International Oil Companies and other companies in different areas, furthermore he assists governmental bodies in
policymaking process, management and development of their natural
resources.
Before Joining ZH&P, Dr. Mostafa Elshazly worked in several places
including the Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum and The Egyptian General
Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) among others.
Dr. Mostafa holds a Ph.D. in Commercial Law from Cairo University,
he achieved his LL.B. from Faculty of Law (English Section), Alexandria University in 2007, he is a part-time lecturer at several Egyptian
universities including Cairo University and he is an acting member of the
Association of International Petroleum Negotiators (AIPN). Dr. Elshazly
is the author of several articles and papers published by highly ranked
international journals.
Peter Reat Gatkuoth is currently a Director of General Services in
Nile Drilling and Services under the Minister of Petroleum in South
Sudan. Gatkuoth has served in various departments in Dar Petroleum
Operating Company that include Section Head for Policy and Services,
Section Head of Material Management, Director of Technical Services
and Director of General Services in Dar Petroleum until October 2019.
Prior to the abovementioned positions, Gatkuoth served in various
organizations and institutions in Western and Central Canada before
returning back to South Sudan. His positions away from home included
Settlement Counselor in Catholic Social Services (Edmonton), Employment Counselor in Open Door Society and West Care Facility Services
Branch Manager in the City of Regina and Saskatoon. He has a B.A.
in Sociology (Concordia University of Edmonton), M.A., Int’l Law and
Human Rights (UN Mandated University for Peace), LL.M. Oil and Gas
(Uganda Christian University) and he is currently pursuing a Master of
Public Policy in University of Juba.
Professor Reto Gieré is a Professor and the Chair of Earth and Environmental Science programmes at the University of Pennsylvania. He
received his Ph.D. from ETH Zürich, Switzerland. He has held appointments at Purdue University, the Australian Nuclear Science & Technology Organization, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität, and the Carnegie
Notes on Contributors
recently advised several International Oil Companies and other companies in different areas, furthermore he assists governmental bodies in
policymaking process, management and development of their natural
resources.
Before Joining ZH&P, Dr. Mostafa Elshazly worked in several places
including the Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum and The Egyptian General
Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) among others.
Dr. Mostafa holds a Ph.D. in Commercial Law from Cairo University,
he achieved his LL.B. from Faculty of Law (English Section), Alexandria University in 2007, he is a part-time lecturer at several Egyptian
universities including Cairo University and he is an acting member of the
Association of International Petroleum Negotiators (AIPN). Dr. Elshazly
is the author of several articles and papers published by highly ranked
international journals.
Peter Reat Gatkuoth is currently a Director of General Services in
Nile Drilling and Services under the Minister of Petroleum in South
Sudan. Gatkuoth has served in various departments in Dar Petroleum
Operating Company that include Section Head for Policy and Services,
Section Head of Material Management, Director of Technical Services
and Director of General Services in Dar Petroleum until October 2019.
Prior to the abovementioned positions, Gatkuoth served in various
organizations and institutions in Western and Central Canada before
returning back to South Sudan. His positions away from home included
Settlement Counselor in Catholic Social Services (Edmonton), Employment Counselor in Open Door Society and West Care Facility Services
Branch Manager in the City of Regina and Saskatoon. He has a B.A.
in Sociology (Concordia University of Edmonton), M.A., Int’l Law and
Human Rights (UN Mandated University for Peace), LL.M. Oil and Gas
(Uganda Christian University) and he is currently pursuing a Master of
Public Policy in University of Juba.
Professor Reto Gieré is a Professor and the Chair of Earth and Environmental Science programmes at the University of Pennsylvania. He
received his Ph.D. from ETH Zürich, Switzerland. He has held appointments at Purdue University, the Australian Nuclear Science & Technology Organization, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität, and the Carnegie