
Asset integrity & life extension
Inspection, FPSO and subsea assurance from commissioning to safe life extension.
Ivory CoastGhanaNigeria
25 February – 4 March 2027
Operators, regulators and energy organisations connected through our wider conference series.
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West Africa Integrity Week 2027 is a technical, operator-led, invitation-only platform.
Focused on offshore execution, asset integrity, maintenance readiness, corrosion management and upstream performance, the week connects three AIMUP conferences in Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana and Nigeria into one coordinated regional trip.
The conferences bring together top-level decision-makers, heads of departments, chief engineers, senior technical leaders and key industry stakeholders from leading operators, EPC companies and technology providers to address critical engineering challenges, strengthen asset lifecycle performance and support safe, reliable operations.
Discover where your expertise fits
New developments. Offshore readiness.

FPSO upgrades. Long-term reliability.

Asset rehabilitation. Production recovery.
Three countries. Three technical communities. Choose your market. Or connect with all three.
Plan your regional participationYour event investment should deliver more than passing attention.
We connect exclusive, invitation-only, BANT-qualified decision-makers with solution providers they actually need. Focused discussions and facilitated introductions help you explore real requirements and build relationships worth following up.
Watch on YouTube (opens in a new tab)Understand the engineering priorities
behind your next regional opportunity.
Baleine Phase 3 investment decision
A substantial development programme creates engineering requirements across equipment packages, materials, subsea systems, inspection, integration and commissioning.
Explore AIMUP Côte d’Ivoire (opens in a new tab)Meet speakers and technical committee members from across our wider conference series. Engineering expertise. Industry experience. Conversations that matter.
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From offshore readiness to production recovery, explore the engineering priorities connecting Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana and Nigeria.
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Inspection, FPSO and subsea assurance from commissioning to safe life extension.

Materials selection, coatings and monitoring to manage marine corrosion and protect critical equipment.

Equipment reliability, shutdown planning and maintenance readiness that help protect uptime.

Well performance, artificial lift and flow assurance to restore output from mature assets.

Condition monitoring, digital twins and predictive analytics for earlier, better-informed operating decisions.
Abidjan
Accra
Lagos
One trip. Three markets. Three times value.
Three events. Three locations.
This sample shows how the event spaces connect.
A coordinated regional campaign connecting AIMUP Côte d’Ivoire in Abidjan on 25 February, AIMUP Ghana in Accra on 2 March, and AIMUP Nigeria in Lagos on 4 March 2027. Each stop focuses on its market’s engineering priorities, connecting relevant providers with operators, asset owners, EPC contractors and technical leaders.
Yes. You can focus on one country or explore a regional presence across all three. Contact the team with your priority markets to discuss exhibition participation, technical contributions or partnership options.
Product manufacturers, solution providers and specialist service companies in inspection and NDT, corrosion protection, rotating equipment, valves and instrumentation, subsea services, production chemicals, well intervention, integrity software, fabrication, commissioning and field support.
Tell us about your capabilities, target markets and preferred involvement: exhibition, technical contribution or regional partnership. The team can then discuss suitable opportunities and confirm availability, entitlements and investment in a proposal.
Introductions are organised around relevant technical interests and participant availability. They provide an opportunity to clarify requirements, understand qualification expectations and agree appropriate follow-up. Specific meetings and commercial outcomes are not guaranteed.