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In October a number of West African mineral producing countries undertook discussions to better integrate the development of local content within their extractive industry policies and strategies.
A panel discussion at African Energy Week 2021 investigated how local content and international collaboration can help spur development and position Equatorial Guinea as a world class hydrocarbons sector.
Although a minor oil producer, Ivory Coast revises its Petroleum Code and strengthens its local content provision to ensure capacity building and technology transfer.
Recent regulatory frameworks and institutions established by the government not only promote local content, but mandates the participation and capacity building of local oil and gas companies.
Equatorial Guinea is positioning local content at the forefront of its post-COVID-19 recoveries, with rising indigenous participation able to cut costs and safeguard local and regional supply chains.
The Government of Guinea Bissau and Petroguin are eager to position the country as an important player in the MSGBC Basin.
Senegal adopted a new Petroleum Code on January 24, 2019, which aims to reinforce the preservation of national interests and local content.
Africa Ubiquity aims to employ local business service providers to train indigenous talent, leveraging cross-sector collaboration.
The new law will promote local participation in the oil sector.
6 October 2020, 16:00 SAST | The webinar will explore local capacity building opportunities under current climate.
