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Minister of Oil inspects oil production in Shabwa

[10/10/2020 06:28]

SHABWA - SABA
Minister of Oil and Minerals Eng. Aous al-Aoud along with Governor of Shabwa Mohammed Audyeo paid on Saturday field inspection visits to oil production locations in Shabwa governorate.

They inspected oil production operation in bloc S4 in the district of Gardan owned by the Yemeni Company of Oil Investment and block S2 operated by the Austrian (O M V) firm in the district of Arma.

Future action-plans devised to develop oil production and businesses were discussed with the CEOs of the companies