Strong Leadership And Clear Vision
Josie Christodoulou called on energy sector leaders to strengthen accountability and decision-making processes during EGYPES 2026. Speaking in Cairo, she said women’s participation in decision-making remains a factor in governance and sector performance.
Driving Innovation Through Empowered Teams
During the session “The Power Of Accountability And Action Centred Leadership,” part of the Leadership and Development stream, Christodoulou outlined the role of accountability, clear decision-making, and timely execution in organisational performance. She said increased female representation in leadership positions can support decision-making and contribute to responses to energy and climate challenges.
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Addressing Gender Disparities In The Sector
Christodoulou referred to the continued underrepresentation of women in the energy sector, including in senior roles, and noted that pay differences remain an issue. She called for measures aimed at improving participation and representation across the industry.
Industry Leaders And Collaborative Dialogues
The session also featured Hany Esmat and Mavis Anagboso, who discussed leadership practices and workforce development in the energy sector. Their participation reflected broader industry engagement with governance and organisational challenges.
EGYPES 2026: A Nexus For Energy Transformation
The event took place from March 30 to April 1 at the Egypt International Exhibition Center in Cairo and brought together more than 2,200 delegates and 350 speakers. The programme included 94 sessions, two roundtables, and two specialised conferences focused on regional energy developments.
Strategic Engagements And Future Directions
On the sidelines, Christodoulou held meetings with Poly Ioannou, Amal Amar, and Marwa Allam El Din. Discussions focused on gender representation, cooperation, and regional initiatives, including the EmpowerMed Women network of the East Mediterranean Gas Forum.
