Dubai-based flydubai has announced to operate daily flights to N’djili International Airport in the Congolese capital, Kinshasa, marking itself as the UAE’s first carrier to create direct air links with Congo
Source: African Review
flydubai starts direct air connection with Kinshasa
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Oil prices dropped as investor concern waned about escalating tensions in the Middle East following air strikes on Syria over the weekend.
Source: Offshore
Oil Drops As Syria Risk Seen Muted After Weekend Air Strikes
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Zambia has short-listed five companies to buy a majority stake in its only oil refinery, a state-owned firm says.
Source: Offshore
Zambia Short-Lists Five Firms For Majority Stake In Oil Refinery
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Croatia will announce on May 28 the results of a tender to use capacity at a planned LNG terminal.
Source: Offshore
Croatia To Announce Tender Results For Using Planned LNG Plant In Late May
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Now heading a new company, Charif Souki is changing his plan of attack.
Source: Offshore
Want the Gas? Buy the Company! A New Way to Finance US LNG
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Statoil awards Odfjell Drilling a conditional letter of intent for a drilling contract for the Deepsea Atlantic rig.
Source: Offshore
Statoil Awards LOI for 0MM Drilling Contract to Odfjell
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London, Harley Street-based wellbeing provider The Sober Advantage launches a new sobriety course specifically tailored for oil, gas and construction professionals.
Source: Offshore
Wellbeing Provider Launches Sobriety Course Tailored For Oil, Gas Workers
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TechnipFMC secures a front-end engineering design (FEED) contract with BP plc for the floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) unit for the Tortue/Ahmeyim field development.
Source: Offshore
TechnipFMC Bags Tortue/Ahmeyim FPSO FEED Contract
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Kuwait’s oil minister says the pact between OPEC and non-OPEC producers to curb supplies will run to the end of the year and market conditions will determine whether to extend it further.
Source: Offshore
Kuwait Says Market Conditions To Determine Any Extension Of OPEC-Led Cuts
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A liquefied natural gas (LNG) tanker has left Papua New Guinea laden with the first export cargo of the supercooled fuel since the country’s giant LNG project resumed production after a major earthquake.
Source: Offshore
Papua New Guinea LNG Project Resumes Exports
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