East African Crude Oil Pipeline project to list more job offers

Bintu explained that between 2022 and 2023 the oil and gas sector was employing 13, 800 but due to the firming down of different development activities by oil companies and contractors, the workforce in the sector was reduced to 13,067.

CNOOC officials, local suppliers, and farmers attend the meeting. (Credit: Peter Abaanabasazi)

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The construction East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) which is soon kicking off is expected to increase Job opportunities to 14,000, according to the Petroleum Authority

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Kenneth Peter Bintu

East African Crude Oil Pipeline project to list more job offers

Bintu explained that between 2022 and 2023 the oil and gas sector was employing 13, 800 but due to the firming down of different development activities by oil companies and contractors, the workforce in the sector was reduced to 13,067.

CNOOC officials, local suppliers, and farmers attend the meeting. (Credit: Peter Abaanabasazi)

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