Some business leaders, trailblazers, policy makers and investors in the Oil and gas sectors in Africa were on Monday in Abuja rewarded with the prestigious Foreign Investment Network (FIN) Petroleum Industry Award in recognition of their contributions to the sector. Foreign Investment Network (FIN), a United Kingdom based company established out of necessity to meet the investment need of promoting emerging economies in Africa.
FIN has taken over the driving seat and is in touch with high net worth investors from across the globe for strategic investment in all sectors of the economy in Africa.
FIN awards exceptional individuals and organizations that have had major influence and demonstrated tangible impact in sustaining economic development and improving people’s quality of life globally.
Foreign Investment Network (FIN) enjoys strong relationship with world policy makers and opinion leaders. Overs the years FIN has established good with the British parliament, world leaders, opinion leaders and government in Africa.
Strategic enablers of Foreign Direct Investment into Africa’s Oil & Gas Sector, Foreign Investment Network, a UK Based Firm, organised a virtual meeting with the Secretary General, African Petroleum Producers Organization on October 14th.
The event which drew participation from The United Kingdom, Nigeria, Portugal, The United States, Cameroon, Congo Brazzaville and Equatorial Guinea, had the opening remarks and welcome address delivered by the Head of Oil and Gas, Wofai Samuel.
Wofai stated that it was imperative for Oil Producers across the continent to deliberate on new strategies on dealing with the current uncertainties the Petroleum industry is saddled with.
This she said, was against the backdrop that OPEC had long cut down oil production by more than 10 million barrels per day, the rise in oil prices and lingering COVID – 19 pandemic, which remains a huge deterring factor.
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