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CPP, NAWAH sign agreement aimed at Iraq market

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Pipeline engineering and construction leader China Petroleum Pipeline, along with distributor and logistics service provider North America Western Asia Holdings, has announced that the two companies have entered into an agreement to jointly pursue potential energy sector development projects in Iraq.

With projections calling for US$48 billion of infrastructure investment to meet Iraq鶹ýӳs production targets, the country is experiencing unprecedented demand for international partners like CPP and NAWAH to help accelerate development of new pipelines, refineries and export facilities. Combining CPP鶹ýӳs more than 40 years of experience in the energy industry with NAWAH鶹ýӳs Iraq-focused equipment and supply-chain expertise, the two companies are strongly positioned to win business in the resource rich country.

鶹ýӳOver the past 15 years, from West Africa and throughout Asia, CPP has constructed more than 40 long-distance pipelines totalling 50 000 km and installed tank farms capable of storing 20 million m3 of oil and gas,鶹ýӳ said CPP President Zhao Yujian. 鶹ýӳWe have the credentials and the commitment to assist Iraq in its accelerated, unparalleled development efforts.鶹ýӳ

NAWAH - headquartered in the United Arab Emirates with operational focus in Iraq 鶹ýӳ has quickly gained a reputation as a key logistical service provider in southern Iraq through both its world-class supply and distribution as well as its shipping and port management business lines. Exclusive partner for the world鶹ýӳs largest provider of pipe, valve and fittings to the international oil and gas industry, three year old NAWAH strategically maintains a robust, in-country inventory of essential materiel to serve a growing energy sector.

鶹ýӳWorking alongside an industry-leading player like CPP furthers NAWAH鶹ýӳs reach into Iraq鶹ýӳs infrastructure development efforts,鶹ýӳ said Paul Brinkley, NAWAH鶹ýӳs President and Chief Executive Officer. 鶹ýӳTogether with CPP鶹ýӳs technical ingenuity and NAWAH鶹ýӳs extensive reach into the Iraqi market as well as the company鶹ýӳs modern transparent business practices, this partnership brings enormous capabilities to Iraq and the country鶹ýӳs historic efforts.鶹ýӳ

Under the agreement signed during a formal ceremony in CPP鶹ýӳs global headquarters in Langfang, China, CPP and NAWAH will seek an array of business opportunities in Iraq鶹ýӳs energy sector.


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