The meeting reviewed the investment opportunities available to the company in Egypt in the field of mining and its complementary industries, in light of the company's desire to establish a factory for the production of sodium cyanide compound, which is used in processing and extracting gold from rocks.
The attendees discussed an offer submitted by a major foreign company to set up a giant plant to generate green hydrogen, through direct foreign investments.
In televised statements following the conclusion of the thirty-first session of the Egyptian-Jordanian Joint Higher Committee, Mostafa Madbouly, Egypt’s Prime Minister, said that the meeting reviewed the file of linkage and integration in the field of natural gas, and the exploitation of the existing infrastructure in the two brotherly countries.
These movements come with the aim of supporting the petroleum sites with the necessary competencies to achieve future goals, as the movement included occupying some of the sites that had been vacant
New measures have been taken to exempt petroleum companies from fines and to stimulate exports, as these companies were allowed to adjust the quantities exported documented according to the actually shipped within 72 hours, after it was found that there were differences in the quantities as a result of the nature of the petroleum materials.
Shalateen Mineral Resources Company (SMRC) announces postponing the closing date of bid round number 1/2023 for November 9th, 2023. The extension is for interested companies to participate through purchasing tender terms & conditions as well as data packages and are able to evaluate the bidding areas.
The meeting witnessed discussions on ways to enhance prospects for bilateral cooperation between the two friendly countries.
Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Tarek El Molla, participated in the fourth edition of the roundtable on the green hydrogen industry in Egypt, in the new city of El Alamein.
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly chaired the fourth edition of the round table on the green hydrogen industry in Egypt, which was held in the new city of El Alamein.
ExxonMobil Egypt joined the final round of Enactus Egypt’s annual national competition, bringing together 1300 students.
