source Configuration.conf

echo $Name
echo $Age
echo $Address

source Configuration.conf
while [ $1 ] // Here 1 is representing the first Key of the configuration file.
do
//My Logics
done

configfile=./Configuration.conf

. "$configfile"

declare -A configlist

while IFS='=' read -r key val ; do

  # skip empty / commented lines and obviously invalid input
  [[ $key =~ ^[[:space:]]*[_[:alpha:]] ]] || continue

  # Stripping up to the last space in $key removes "export".
  # Using eval to approximate the shell's handling of lines like this:
  #    var="some thing with spaces" # and a trailing comment.
  eval "configlist[${key##* }]=$val"

done < "$configfile"

# The keys are "${!configlist[@]}", the values are "${configlist[@]}"
#
#for key in "${!configlist[@]}" ; do
#  printf '"%s" = "%s"n' "$key" "${configlist[$key]}"
#done

for value in "${configlist[@]}" ; do
  : your logic goes here
done

keys=( $(grep -oP 'w+(?==)' conf.conf) )
for (( i=0; i < ${#keys[@]}; i++ )); do
    printf "%dt%sn" $i "${keys[i]}"
done
echo
source conf.conf
for var in "${keys[@]}"; do
    printf "%st=> %sn" "$var" "${!var}"
done

0   Name
1   Age
2   Address

Name    => name_value
Age     => age_value
Address => addr_value

sed -n 's/export//p' conf.sh | while read expression ; do
    key=$(cut -d= -f1 <<< "$expression")
    value=$(cut -d= -f2 <<< "$expression")

    # your logic comes here ...
    echo "$key -> $value"
done