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Safer Co. resumes maintenance of oil wells

[13/05/2018 01:45]

MARIB-SABA

Safer Company for Oil Exploration and Production has resumed conducting maintenance of the oil wells which proved to be in need of an urgent maintenance as oil production have been ceased for more than three years.

The Executive Manager of Safer Co. Eng. Salim Kaeeti told the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) the Co. had managed to overcome the difficulties that gave rise to cease maintenance, most notable security situation to the war, beside the suspension of Oil Services Firms and shortage of finance resources.

He affirmed that despite of those difficulties Safer Co. could find out alternatives and entered into new contracts with some transport companies to resume maintenance activities,