Our Members

Member Countries

AFRIPERF currently brings together petroleum regulatory authorities from 16 African nations. Eight countries have formally ratified the AFRIPERF Charter and hold full membership with voting rights. A further seven nations have pledged to ratify after domestic consultations. Observer status is available to African national oil companies and relevant intergovernmental bodies.

Charter Ratified · Voting Rights

Full Members

The eight countries that signed and ratified the AFRIPERF Charter, each represented by its national petroleum regulatory authority.

Ghana

Petroleum Commission Ghana
Mr. Egbert Faibille, Chief Executive Officer

Guinea

Société Nationale du Pétrole (SONAP)
Dr. Lanciné Condé, Director General

Madagascar

Office des Mines Nationales et des Industries Stratégiques (OMNIS), Madagascar
Honoré Andriantaolo , Director General

Nigeria

Mrs. Oritsemeyiwa Eyesan
Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC)
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Mr. Rabiu Abdullahi Umar
Authority Chief Executive
Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA)

Somalia

Regulator details to be confirmed

Sudan

Ministry Of Energy and Petroleum
Mr Alsadig Mahmoud Gabir, Director General, OEPA

The Gambia

Gambia Petroleum Commission
Ms. Kanni Touray, Deputy Director

Togo

Ministry of Mines and Energy, Togo
John Kpenglame Kpassemon, Manager, Hydrocarbon Office
Across The Continent

Signatories & Participating States

Filled markers show countries that signed the AFRIPERF Charter and pledged ratification. Outlined markers show countries taking part in forum sessions while their membership status is confirmed.

Membership Categories

Understanding Status

Full Member

Charter ratified. Holds full voting rights on forum resolutions.

Signatory

Charter signed; ratification pending domestic consultations.

Observer

National oil company or associate body. Access without voting rights.

Participating

Attended forum sessions;
membership process ongoing.

Observer Status

AFRIPERF is in the process of establishing an observer status framework for African national oil companies and associate bodies. Observer organisations will have access to forum proceedings and knowledge resources but will not hold voting rights on resolutions. The list of designated observer organisations will be published once formally confirmed.

How to Join the Forum

African petroleum regulatory authorities wishing to join AFRIPERF should submit a formal expression of interest to the AFRIPERF Secretariat at the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission, Abuja. Membership is open to the official petroleum regulatory body of any African sovereign state. Each member state may nominate up to five competent persons to participate in forum activities.