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Home » Oil minister tells British ambassador that his ministry must not be overridden

Oil minister tells British ambassador that his ministry must not be overridden

Monday, July 12, 2021 Oil & Gas 1 Min Read
Oil minister tells British ambassador that his ministry must not be overridden

Oil Minister Mohamed Aoun told British ambassador Nicholas Hopton on Monday that his ministry is the political face front for any cooperation with British oil companies, according to a statement by the oil ministry. The minister added that the National Oil Corporation (NOC) and its subsidiaries are concerned with the technical aspect of running the ministry’s activities.

During their meeting, Aoun asked the ambassador to help ease the difficulties in obtaining the necessary visas and permissions in order for oil sector worker to receive education and training in Britain.

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