Exhibition "Oil and gas of Turkmenistan - 2022": innovation and cooperation
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On October 26, not only the 27th International Conference "Oil and Gas of Turkmenistan", but also the three-day International Expo will begin its work.
The exposition, organized by the State Concerns " Turkmennebit", "Turkmengas" and Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Turkmenistan in partnership with Turkmen Forum, will introduce the best achievements of the Turkmen and world oil and gas industries, new ideas for hydrocarbons development, innovative technologies in the field of oil production and transportation of energy carriers, provision of hydrocarbon storage systems, services, as well as with current and prospective oil and gas projects in the Central Asian region.
The purpose of the Expo is to expand cooperation between national and international oil companies. In addition, the exposition is designed to emphasize the growing role of mutually beneficial partnerships in the oil and gas sector at the present stage.
More than 40 foreign and Turkmen companies will participate in the exhibition. The world giants of the oil and gas industry - Dragon Oil, Petronas, CNPC, TATNEFT, ENI, Schlumberger and others - will present their stands in order to raise awareness of the visitors of the exhibition about new investment projects in the field of oil, gas, energy and petro chemistry of Turkmenistan.
A distinctive feature of the exhibition is the organization of a charter flight Dubai-Ashgabat-Dubai, as well as visa support for participants.
Within the framework of the conference and exhibition, Ashgabat sightseeing tour and visit to golf club, as well as meetings with the senior management of the oil and gas sector of Turkmenistan and B2B will be organized. The meetings’ arrangement is available both online and in a traditional format.
Another innovation of the 27th International Exhibition "Oil and Gas of Turkmenistan - 2022" is the opportunity for participants to feel like an operator for the extraction of natural resources and look at oil drilling and exploration of natural gas fields in real time using virtual reality technologies.
For more information about Expo please visit official website http://expo.ogt-turkmenistan.com/en or contact us at batyr.d@turkmen-forum.com / tilla.bozaganova@turkmen-forum.com
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