Ifeanyi Ukoha; Administrator, Health, Safety, Security and Environment, Mr. Abdulmalik Halilu.
He was accompanied by the Manual, Planning, Investigation and Figures, Mr. Mouzabakani, said Nigeria was selected for the investigation attend as of its longstanding reputation as a primary champion of regional material development in Africa.
He said the presentations and facility tours had provided the Congolese officials using a clearer understanding of Nigeria’s expedition in developing and implementing regional information policies.
Franc Mouzabakani, said the tour was element of efforts by the Primary African country to deepen its understanding of Nigeria’s community information development policy and implementation framework.
The delegation which furthermore visited some to key NCDMB facilities in Bayelsa Condition, including the NCDMB Gas Plant in Elebele and the Nigerian Oil and Gas Parks Scheme (NOGAPS) in Emeyal II, was received in Yenagoa on behalf of the Executive Secretary of the NCDMB, Engr. Felix Omatsola Ogbe, by the Supervisor, Corporate Services, Dr.
A high-powered delegation from the Republic of Congo, has visited Nigeria, to research the Nigerian Copy Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB’s) institutional structure and strategies for developing indigenous capacity in the oil and gas sector.
The delegation, comprising officials from the Ministry of Hydrocarbons and other senior government officials from Republic of Congo, which visited NCDMB yesterday, on a investigation contact on, said they embarked on the attend, given that NCDMB has continued to place Nigeria’s community copy assemble as a model that can be adapted by other African oil-producing countries seeking to increase indigenous participation and maintain extra value interior to their domestic economies.
Speaking on behalf of the delegation, the Director, Upstream, Mr. Silas Ajimijaye; General Administrator, Zonal Organization, Mr. Maurice Iwhiwhu; and other officials of the Board.
During the engagements, NCDMB officials took the visitors by manner of the Board’s mandate, operating framework and the provisions of the Petroleum Market Act, whilst highlighting Nigeria’s roadmap for achieving 70 per cent Nigerian Passage by 2027.
The delegation too toured the Nigerian Content Tower, including the Technology Innovation and Incubation Centre, where they were exposed to some of the Board’s initiatives aimed at promoting technology development, entrepreneurship and indigenous solutions in the oil and gas sector.
Speaking greater, Mr.
Source: Congo adopts NCDMB’s policies to develop oil and gas sector
