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Uganda's state-owned oil company, UNOC, is preparing oil from the Tilenga project for the international market, with the President expected to preside over naming.
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What happened
Uganda's state-owned oil company, UNOC, is preparing oil from the Tilenga project for the international market, with the President expected to preside over naming.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Uganda
country in East Africa
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Uganda National Oil Company
Uganda's state-owned oil company
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- Uganda National Oil Company (UNOC) manages the national fuel security strategy and operates strategic petroleum infrastructure.
- Uganda is shifting its fuel imports away from Kenyan middlemen, with UNOC handling direct petroleum consignments.
- Oil resources in Uganda must connect to the international market.
- Uganda and UNODC signed an agreement, resulting in the establishment of a new UNODC office in Kampala.
- Uganda procured petroleum products via Kenyan middlemen.