"The National Upstream Petroleum Local Content Policy,aims for Namibian content to create a stable, transparent legal framework for Namibian content, which makes you a criterion for permits, licenses and contracts with strong assertive institutions.The plan also aims to use Namibia's recent success in oil and gas exploration and to promote the transfer of technology, knowledge and skills to the Namibians. The international interest and participation in the country are willing to enable higher -quality roles and cooperation with the industry to promote the development of skills and maintain local added value. Politicians also aim to facilitate meaningful participation and financing at all levels of the oil and gas value chain and to ensure a broad division of the advantages of closing and innovative financing mechanisms.The vision of the design of the Namibian Content Policy is to develop an internationally competitive supply chain in Namibia, maximize production and at the same time to make the country a preferred investment goal and hub for oil and gas goods and services. "
Exhibited by:Minister office Driven by the APO Group on behalf of the Ministry of Mining and Energy - Namibia. Questions:Office for public relations Tel: 0852990241/0812293141Email: [email protected]
Staberhuk: This seems to be the framework in which PCL, WDS and Namcor are currently moving. Do PCL and WDS have enough capacities to meet Namcor's requirements or are they not wealthy enough? Is Namcor looking for a huge player?
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