Source: Trend
During the meeting, President Tokayev praised ExxonMobil’s significant contribution to Kazakhstan’s economy, describing the corporation as one of the country’s key and reliable partners in the energy industry. He emphasized the importance of advancing projects aimed at increasing hydrocarbon production within their joint oil and gas ventures.
Tokayev articulated Kazakhstan’s strategic intent to amplify synergies with ExxonMobil while optimizing production efficacy.
Darren Woods expressed gratitude to the Kazakh government for fostering a conducive ecosystem that has facilitated the effective execution of significant initiatives, including Tengiz, Kashagan, and the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC).
ExxonMobil manages an industry-leading portfolio of resources and is among the world’s largest integrated fuels, lubricants, and chemical companies. The corporation continues to evolve its operating model and global structure to better leverage its scale and global brands.
For the first time, the Downstream Central Asia and Caspian Summit will be co-located with the inaugural Go Net Zero Energy Summit on 8 September at the same venue, bringing together downstream stakeholders from across the Caspian and Central Asia regions under one roof. This unique convergence creates a full week of strategic dialogue and delivers unparalleled opportunities for cross-sector collaboration, knowledge sharing, and the formation of strategic partnerships across the entire energy value chain.
Uzbekistan has announced an extension of zero customs duties on the import of 82 types of industrial raw materials and semi-finished products. According to a report from the Ministry of Justice via its Telegram channel, referencing a presidential decree signed.
The world’s largest chemical manufacturer is set to inaugurate its new facility in China by the end of March, generating a blend of optimism and skepticism about growth prospects.