The Angolan government is due to approve legislation to regulate local content and introduce clear, feasible and non-bureaucratic procedures in the oil industry in order to allow an effective and growing participation by the domestic industry, said on Monday in Luanda the Minister of State and Head of the Civil House of the President of the Republic.
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The Mozambique LNG Project, led by Anadarko, will support Mozambican companies in obtaining certification to international standards, in order to increase their ability and competitiveness to access the opportunities offered by this project and other market opportunities.
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The Anadarko oil company has already spent about US$850 million on services and products from domestic companies, and plans to hire more than 5,000 during the construction phase of the liquefied natural gas processing platform in Rovuma.
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On the resettlement at Afungi, Cabo Delgado, where a community is being moved to create a huge industrial area, 75% of the workers and 80% of the supply contracts are to be Mozambican, Anadarko vice president Steve Wilson told Anadarko’s meeting in Pemba on 10 August.
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Mozambique’s small and medium enterprises (SME) are being left out from the opportunities offered by the oil and gas projects because they do not have international quality accreditation the chairman of the Mozambique Chamber of Commerce said on Thursday.
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In partnership with Anadarko, the operator of the Mozambique Area 1 liquid natural gas project, the Ministry of Mineral Resources and Energy (MIREME) is hosting a seminar on Local Opportunities in Pemba, Cabo Delgado on Friday (August 10).
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The Mozambican government and Anadarko will hold a joint conference on local opportunities on Friday, 10th August, in Pemba, to promote business opportunities opened up by the liquefied natural gas projects in the area.
Read MoreSome 400 officials are meeting in Maputo from Wednesday to discuss ways to involve Mozambique-based companies in business relating to the natural gas industry, which is just starting up in the country.
Read MoreBusinesspeople in Cabo Delgado acknowledged in Pemba on Monday that they are not in a position to respond effectively and competitively to the needs of the oil and gas industry in that province, Rádio Moçambique reports.
Read MoreMozambique reports increase in private sector demands regarding its participation in oil and gas exploration projects as a way of maximizing the benefits to the country in the context of local content.
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