ADNOC signs framework agreement with Uzbekistan gas producer Uzbekneftegaz
Abu Dhabi, UAE – November 13, 2018: The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) signed, today, a Framework Agreement with Uzbekneftegaz, a Joint Stock company of Uzbekistan's oil and gas industry, under which ADNOC will provide strategic advice in relation to Upstream and Downstream operations.
The agreement was signed by Omar Suwaina Alsuwaidi, Executive Office Director at ADNOC, and Bakhrom Ashrafkhanov, Chairman of the Board at Uzbekneftegaz, at the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (ADIPEC), taking place in Abu Dhabi, until Thursday.
Alsuwaidi said: “ADNOC has a 47-year successful track record of developing Abu Dhabi’s oil and gas industry and creating the greatest value from maturing and new resources. We have built a large body of knowledge and expertise that can support Uzbekneftegaz’s growth plans, as it seeks to maximize the value of the country’s oil and gas resources.”
Uzbekneftegaz was established in May 3, 1992. In 1998, it was transformed into a Joint Stock company. It has partnerships with the Korea National Oil Corporation, Lotte Chemical, KOGAS, China National Petroleum Corporation, Lukoi, Gazprom and others. At the moment, Uzbekneftegaz is implementing such strategic projects as construction of GTL plant and the revamping of Shurtan Gas Chemical Complex.
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