Kuwait Times, Sunday, Nov 20, 2022 | Rabi Al Thani 25, 1444
Kuwait Oil Min.,: Clean Fuels project achieves leap for oil sector
Kuwait:
Kuwaiti Deputy Prime Minister and Oil Minister
Bader Al-Mulla affirmed Saturday that the Clean Fuels project has achieved a
quantum leap in the oil sector and provided further profitable opportunities to
purchase products at global markets.
This came in Al-Mulla’s news statement to KUNA after the minister paid an
inspection visit to the Kuwait National Petroleum Company (KNPC). It is the
first visit of Al-Mulla since he was named oil minister.
Al-Mulla stressed the importance of abiding by the best global programs and
methods in health, safety, security and environment areas.
He said this is a great priority for the safety of workers and ensuring the oil
facilities, expressing understanding of the oil sector work, which is exposed to
possible risks and incidents more than any other sectors.
He emphasized that the role of the sector’s officials is to take all required
measures for the safety of workers.
The minister called for taking care of Kuwaiti workers and helping them acquire
more capabilities, which contribute to upgrading them mainly in training and
rehabilitation.
He commended the efforts of the consecutive generations of the company’s leaders
and workers as well as their role in raising the Kuwaiti oil products’
profitability through their keenness on developing staff and developing their
facilities.
Al-Mulla, accompanied by the company and sector’s senior officials, paid a visit
to Mina Al Ahmadi Refinery to reassure about the output process, according to
the company’s statement.
During the visit, Al-Mualla held a meeting with oil senior officials and called
for boosting cooperation amongst CEOs of the KNPC and its subsidiaries to
achieve goals and meet aspirations of the Kuwaiti oil sector.
He emphasized that occupying leading positions in the sector’s companies
contributes to making right decisions at the right time, warning of negative
repercussions that may affect work of this vital sector because of delay in
decision-making.
He listened to some ideas and visions relating to the KNPC’s current and future
projects and plans, promising to remove all obstacles that may affect the
company’s performance.