Pertamina Considers Investment in Nigeria's Upstream Oil and Gas Sector
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Indonesia's state-owned oil company, Pertamina, is considering investment opportunities in Nigeria’s upstream oil and gas sector. These opportunities include producing assets and projects nearing final investment decisions. The discussions were held against the backdrop of both countries seeking to strengthen energy security and increase domestic oil production.
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The talks involved high-level officials, including the NUPRC Chief Executive, Indonesia’s Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Pertamina’s Vice-President for Upstream Business Development. The consideration of international capital in Nigeria's upstream sector is viewed as a way to attract investment and increase oil output.
Nigeria and Indonesia are deepening bilateral cooperation, with Indonesia seeking to increase investment in Nigeria's oil and gas sector.
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The entities involved
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Nigeria
sovereign state in West Africa
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Indonesia
island country in Southeast Asia and Oceania
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Pertamina
Indonesian state-owned oil and gas company
Related events
- A strategic partnership has been established between two nations, focusing on cooperation in trade, infrastructure, and energy sectors.
- Nigeria, Korea, and the United Nations strengthened bilateral relations through cooperation in trade, energy, and international peace.
- Nigeria is pursuing economic reforms and infrastructure development, receiving technical cooperation and investment from Japan.
- Peter Obi discussed Indonesia as a model for successful electricity expansion and promised to increase Nigeria's power generation capacity to 10,000 MW.
- Chinese companies are involved in the Abuja Independent Power Plant project, discussing energy infrastructure and crude oil cooperation with Nigeria.