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Company News of Thursday, June 13, 2019
Source: ghananewsagency.org
2019-06-13
The Canada / Ghana Chamber of Commerce leads more than 20 Ghanaian companies
Ghana has made its first appearance at the Global Petroleum Show (GPS), North America's leading energy event in Calgary, Canada.
The three-day event, which attracts more than 50,000 upstream oil professionals, provides a platform to the Petroleum Commission (CP), the upstream oil regulator of Ghana, to present potential investors the opportunities that exist in the upstream sector of the country.
The Commission, in partnership with the Canada / Ghana Chamber of Commerce, is bringing more than 20 Ghanaian companies to explore opportunities and create appropriate partnerships with their international counterparts.
Mr. Egbert Faibille Jnr, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Petroleum Commission, heads the delegation, which includes Ms. Patricia Asaam, Government Relations Officer at the Ministry of Energy, Mr. Kwabena Okyere Darko, Regional Minister of the Ministry of Energy. West, and Mr. Kwaku Boateng. , Director of local content on the PC.
In addition, Mr. Joseph Ayikoi Otoo, Ghana's High Commissioner to Canada, participates in the show to convince investors to consider Ghana as the ultimate destination for upstream petroleum activities.
Ghanaian participants have already highlighted the many activities of governments in the sector, including several investment opportunities, such as farm inspection and submarine services, helping governments to develop the western region as an upstream oil center, as well as revamping. the Tema shipyard to support the oil industry.
A computer source said that while the Canadian industry is currently facing a slowdown, the delegation was determined to present Ghana as the preferred destination for Canadian companies wishing to explore other regions or areas for their oil and gas activities.
The GPS event, which will end on Thursday, June 13, should provide participants with better prospects for the oil industry upstream of Ghana.
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