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  1. Abu Dhabi and Jordan are engaging on bilateral ties between nations, specifically focusing on trade and investment opportunities.
  2. High-profile energy executives and a Jordanian minister attended ADIPEC in Abu Dhabi.

ExxonMobil Participates in ADIPEC Energy Exhibition in Abu Dhabi

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ADIPEC 2026 opened in Abu Dhabi on November 2. ExxonMobil was among the many participating companies, alongside TotalEnergies and Chevron Corporation, at the exhibition. The event features over 2,260 exhibiting companies and is focused on high-level discussions regarding energy investment and industry engagement.

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The exhibition brings together government leaders, energy producers, investors, and technology companies to explore energy security and investment opportunities. This event takes place amid rising global energy demand and geopolitical shifts.

High-profile energy executives and a Jordanian minister attended ADIPEC, reflecting ongoing bilateral efforts between Abu Dhabi and Jordan regarding trade and investment.

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