This special session is intended to serve as a reflection on the journey of Indonesia’s energy sector over the past decades. It will also examine current global and national trends impacting the oil and gas industry in its pursuit of national energy security, in alignment with the targets set by President Prabowo Subianto.

1. Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono – 6th President of the Republic of Indonesia, Minister of Mining and Energy (1999-2000) *)
2. Jusuf Kalla – 10th and 12th Vice President of the Republic of Indonesia *)
3. Bahlil Lahadalia – Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources *)
4. Purnomo Yusgiantoro – Energy Advisor to President of Indonesia *)
5. Hilmi Panigoro – President Director, MedcoEnergi

1. Muhammad Chatib Basri – Minister of Finance of the Republic of Indonesia (2013-2014) *)

This session aims to discuss how to empower national oil companies (NOCs) to become more agile, competitive, and future-ready in an increasingly complex global energy landscape, as well as strategies to strengthen regional partnerships for shared resilience.

1. Oki Muraza - Deputy President Director, PT Pertamina (Persero)
2. Mohd Jukris Abdul Wahab - COO and EVP & CEO Upstream, PETRONAS
3. Petrovietnam *)
4. Wang Guodong - President Director, CNOOC Southeast Asia *)
5. Dr Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber - Managing Director and Group CEO, Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) *)

1. Nick Sharma – Global Head of Insights, S&P Global Energy

This session aims to evaluate regional and global progress in the energy transition and its alignment with net-zero pathways, identify the key challenges and trade-offs posed by energy security, investment dynamics, industrial development, and geopolitical shifts, and facilitate a forward-looking dialogue on realistic strategies and policy frameworks that balance climate ambition with national and regional development priorities.

1. Hiroyuki Mori – Executive Vice President and Member of the Board, Energy Business, Japan Organization for Metals and Energy Security (JOGMEC)
2. Chung Sunhwa – Director General of Green Transition Policy, Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment (MCEE) South Korea
3. Puah Kok Keong – Chief Executive Officer, Energy Market Authority (EMA) Singapore *)
4. Laode Sulaeman – Director General of Oil and Gas, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources Indonesia *)
5. Yuzaini Md Yusof – President Director, PETRONAS Indonesia
6. Mubadala Energy *)

1. Rachel Calvert – Director, S&P Global

This session aims to benchmark Indonesia’s competitiveness across upstream, LNG, and energy transition sectors; analyze capital flow trends in oil & gas, CCS, renewables, and infrastructure; and identify policy and fiscal levers to unlock investment and boost investor confidence.

1. Pandu Patria Sjahrir – Chief Investment Officer of Danantara *)
2. Zayra Romo – Senior Energy Specialist, World Bank *)
3. Todotua Pasaribu – Vice Minister of Investment and Downstream Industry/Vice Chairman of the Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) *)
4. Yuliot Tanjung – Vice Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources *)

1. Joshua Ngu – Vice Chairman and Head of Asia Pacific, Wood Mackenzie

This session aims to bring together SKK Migas, operator, and service company to discuss how the industry can close the Triple 100 target gap (exploration & development drilling, MSF/MLF) and accelerate execution within the year. Through strategic collaboration, innovative operational approaches, and supportive oversight from SKK Migas, the session will highlight concrete solutions, unlock investment opportunities and mobilize industry commitment to ensure the successful delivery of this target.

1. Rikky Rahmat Firdaus – Deputy of Exploration, Development, and Work Area Management, SKK MIGAS *)
2. Eka Bhayu Setta – Business Supporting Deputy, SKK MIGAS *)
3. Awang Lazuardi – Chief Executive Officer, Subholding Upstream PT Pertamina Hulu Energi *)
4. Dian Sari – Sales & Commercial Director, SLB Indonesia *)

1. Xiao-Qian Lin – Director, Upstream Energy Consulting, S&P Global *)

This session aims to present key findings from a global benchmarking study comparing Indonesia’s oil and gas sector competitiveness against seven peer countries—Angola, Australia, Brazil, Guyana, Malaysia, Vietnam, and the USA—conducted by S&P Global. The session aims to bring together industry and government perspectives to discuss policy signals that influence investment decisions, practical implementation bottlenecks, and options to strengthen Indonesia’s oil and gas investment attractiveness.

1. Benny Lubiantara – Energy Advisor *)
2. Filda Yusgiantoro – Chairperson, Purnomo Yusgiantoro Center (PYC) *)
3. Satya Widya Yudha – Member of the Board, National Energy Council (DEN) *)
4. Wade Floyd – President of ExxonMobil Indonesia *)

1. Irena Agalliu – VP , Head of Upstream O&G Regulatory Practice, S&P Global *)

This session aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of AI applications in the upstream oil and gas sector by showcasing practical use cases and real-world industry experiences. It will also explore the end-to-end journey of enabling AI—covering digital infrastructure readiness, talent development, and change management—while sharing key lessons learned to drive scalable implementation and tangible business value.

1. SLB *)
2. Accenture *)

This session aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of AI applications in the upstream oil and gas sector by showcasing practical use cases and real-world industry experiences. It will also explore the end-to-end journey of enabling AI—covering digital infrastructure readiness, talent development, and change management—while sharing key lessons learned to drive scalable implementation and tangible business value.

1. Didik Sasono Setyadi – Independent Consultant, D.S.SETYADI & PARTNER
2. Eka Bhayu Setta – Business Supporting Deputy, SKK MIGAS *)
3. Ariana Soemanto – Director of Upstream Business Development MIGAS *)
4. Andrew Harwood – VP , Corporate Research, Wood Mackenzie *)
5. Administrative Law Expert

1. Ali Nasir – Chairman of Regulatory Affairs Committee, IPA *)