http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/12/alison-madueke-records-another-first-shes-appointed-president-gecf/


Barely three weeks after her election as the
first female President of the Organization
of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)
, the Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs.
Diezani Alison-Madueke, has been appointed
as the President of the Ministerial Meeting
of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum
(GECF), the first woman to be so appointed
by the body.
The appointment was announced earlier
today in Doha, Qatar, at the ongoing 16th
Ministerial Conference of the GECF.
Mrs. Alison-Madueke who could not attend
the meeting because of her involvement in
the ongoing negotiations to end the oil
workers’ strike was represented at the
meeting by the Nigerian Ambassador to
Qatar, His Excellency Shuaibu A. Ahmed.
The GECF is an inter-governmental
organization established in Tehran, Iran, in
2001, to serve as a platform to promote the
exchange of experience, views, information
and coordination in global gas exploration
and production trends; current and
anticipated supply-demand balance for gas;
worldwide gas exploration, production and
transportation technologies; the structure
and development of gas markets (regional
and global), amongst other common issues
that pertain to the exploration, production
and trade in natural gas.
The Forum is made up of 12 of the world’s
leading producers of natural gas. It
controls over 70% of global natural gas
reserves, 85% of global liquefied natural
gas production, and 38% of global pipeline
trade of the product.
Members include Algeria, Bolivia, Egypt,
Equatorial Guinea, Iran, Libya and Nigeria.
Others are: Qatar, Russia, Trinidad and
Tobago, United Arab Emirates and
Venezuela. Other countries that enjoy
observer-member status of the forum
include Kazakhstan, Iraq, the Netherlands,
Norway and Oman.
The GECF session where Mrs Alison-Madueke
was appointed as President was attended by
ministers from Algeria, Iran, Libya, Qatar,
Russia, UAE, as well as heads of delegations
from Bolivia, Equatorial Guinea, Egypt,
Trinidad and Tobago Venezuela,
Netherlands, Norway and Oman.

what a great woman. Doing Nigeria proud. Our country is now head of OPEC and GEFC

What I see is double money chopping channel


Hope she got a beautiful daughter I can marry

Are there Female prisons in Nigeria?

Haters are busy hating while this woman keeps on soaring.Their hatred of this intelligent woman keeps her going fuelling and energizing her

Well done Madame!

The Forum is made up of 12 of the world’s
leading producers of natural gas. It
controls over 70% of global natural gas
reserves, 85% of global liquefied natural
gas production, and 38% of global pipeline
trade of the product.
Members include Algeria, Bolivia, Egypt,
Equatorial Guinea, Iran, Libya and Nigeria.
Others are: Qatar, Russia, Trinidad and
Tobago, United Arab Emirates and
Venezuela. Other countries that enjoy
observer-member status of the forum
include Kazakhstan, Iraq, the Netherlands,
Norway and Oman.

BossAyuk:
Are there Female prisons in Nigeria?

One of the numerous haters spotted

hmmmmm!! OK

There's no stopping this woman, this woman is a presidential material. How long before we put ethnic and gender sentiments aside? First Nigerian female president?