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Petromsila and Canadian Mediterra companies sign memorandum of understanding

[20/09/2023 02:35]

Calgary – Saba
The Executive General Manager of Petromasila and the CEO of the Canadian Mediterra Company signed a memorandum of understanding to negotiate a future services contract in the Mesila oil fields after completing all technical and legal procedures and studies.

During the signing, which was attended by the Minister of Oil and Minerals, Dr. Saeed Al-Shammasi, the CEO of Mediterra expressed the company’s happiness in cooperating with the Yemeni government, represented by the Ministry of Oil and Minerals and Petromasila, as well as strengthening the existing partnership between the two sides, which contributes to the growth of the energy sector in the Republic of Yemen.