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Doha: Qatargas was recently awarded the Qatarization Certificate at the Annual Qatarization Review Meeting of the Energy and Industry Sector in Qatar. This prestigious certificate was awarded to Qatargas in recognition of the Company’s valued “Support and Liaison with the Education Sector” during 2018.
His Excellency Mr. Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi, the Minister of State for Energy Affairs, the President & CEO of Qatar Petroleum, Chairman of Qatargas, presented the certificate to Khalid bin Khalifa Al Thani, Chief Executive Officer, Qatargas. The certificate recognised Qatargas’ contribution to the education sector through a wide range of activities and programmes that included internship programmes, outreach campaigns, partnerships with the education community, and numerous other initiatives.
Commenting on this achievement, Khalid bin Khalifa Al Thani, said: “Qatargas is committed to developing employees and fostering a culture of learning, innovation, and excellence. In particular, we are proud to develop talented National employees, and ensure that they acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to succeed in key roles within Qatargas.”
During 2018, the Company hosted 14 interns from a variety of disciplines in line with its policy of strategic Qatarization planning. Qatargas also visited 17 schools across Qatar to create awareness of the many career opportunities available for national graduates and trainees. Furthermore, Qatargas attended the Qatar Foundation Networking Event held late last year to reiterate the Company’s commitment to the education sector in Qatar.
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About Qatargas: Qatargas, established in 1984, pioneered the Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) industry in Qatar and today is the largest producer of LNG in the world with an annual production capacity of 77 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) from its world-class facilities in Ras Laffan Industrial City, Qatar. Since the first production in 1996, Qatargas has successfully delivered cargos to 31 countries and is committed to meeting the world’s demand for safe, reliable and clean energy. Through its operational excellence, Qatargas is adding value to its production chain, contributing to the Qatari economy and Qatar’s National Vision 2030 to ensure efficient energy supplies for the country, creating new markets and contributing to the local community. In addition to the LNG facilities, Qatargas operates the Jetty Boil-Off Gas facility, Al Khaleej Gas, two Helium Plants, the two Laffan Refineries (among the largest condensate refineries in the world), and the Ras Laffan Terminal on behalf of all shareholders.
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