Oman's Abraj Signs Oil Drilling, Extraction Deal with Chevron, Kuwait Gulf Oil Company
2/27/2023
(Reuters) — Oman's Abraj Energy Services said on Saturday it had signed a five-year 'strategic partnership deal' with Kuwait Gulf Oil Company and Saudi Arabian Chevron to extract and drill for oil in Kuwait.
The deal will see Abraj build three drilling platforms in the Wafra oilfield in Kuwait, the company said in a statement.
The deal comes "within the framework of strengthening (the company's) position and expanding its operations in … the Middle East and North Africa," the statement read.
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Owner:
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