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PVN wants to expand cooperation with Japanese partners

The Vietnam National Oil and Gas Group (PVN) hopes to expand ties with Japanese partners.
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Hanoi (VNA) – The Vietnam National Oiland Gas Group (PVN) hopes to expand ties with Japanese partners.

PVN leaders made the assertion during theirworking sessions with Tokyo Gas, Sumitomo, Jogmec, and Eni. from April 6-7 whileattending the Gastech Exhibition & Conference held in Tokyo, Japan, fromApril 4-7.

The event allowed the PVN to boost cooperation inthe field of oil and gas as well as exchange experience with foreign partnersand update information on Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), advanced science andtechnology and new trends in the global gas industry.

Phan Ngoc Trung, a member of Board of Directorsof PVN, delivered a speech at the LNG Procurement Forum, highlighting LNGimports in the gas industry’s development plan.

The biennial Gastech Exhibition & Conferencewas first held in 1972.

This year’s event drew nearly 200 speakers and2,500 delegates.-VNA

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