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Top Mexican government officials will be joining the 35th Oil & Money Conference in London to host a special forum on the country鈥檚 forthcoming, historic bid round. The conference, which is hosted by the International New York Times and 博彩对冲, brings together world energy industry leaders, influencers and policymakers to the InterContinental Hotel in London on 29th and 30th October to discuss the global energy outlook. The Mexican officials鈥� attendance represents a significant opportunity for delegates to speak openly with the decision makers before the formal bidding process for Round One begins.

The Mexican government officials include Mar铆a de Lourdes Melgar Palacios, Undersecretary of Hydrocarbons, Ministry of Energy, Miguel Messmacher Linartas, Undersecretary for Revenue, Ministry of Finance and Public Credit and Juan Carlos Zepeda Molina, President Commissioner of the National Hydrocarbons Commission. As Mexico's government advances with its plans to hold an ambitious first upstream bid round next year, the government officials will be presenting the details and answering key questions. This special forum is scheduled for the afternoon of Wednesday, October 30th.

Tom Wallin, Editor in Chief at 博彩对冲 said:

鈥淭his is a historic event in terms of energy reform for Mexico, but also for the global energy sector as a whole. Many of the world鈥檚 energy industry leaders and investors are keen to see how this unfolds and to understand the opportunities and the framework for the first bidding round鈥�.

Stephen Dunbar-Johnson, President, International, The New York Times Company, said:

鈥淥pening up the Mexican oil industry to foreign investment marks a real turning point for the country and a major development for the global energy sector. During a time of momentous change, we pride ourselves on offering industry leaders with the vision to guide them through such a transition. We believe this special forum could not be more relevant to the conference.鈥�

The special forum on the Mexico bid round will be open to conference delegates and other interested parties that are not attending the full conference. The full event line-up and details regarding attendance can be viewed at oilandmoney.com. Keep up to date with the event and the energy stories hitting the headlines on Twitter or join the conversation using the hashtag .

For media enquiries please contact:
Clare Motte, Communications Executive, International New York Times
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A limited number of press passes are available for journalists wishing to attend the event. To register your interest, please contact Clare Motte.

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