Rosneft and BP discussed corporate issues
Yesterday in Sochi Igor Sechin, President and chairman of Board of Rosneft company, had a working meeting with Robert Dudley, Managing Director of British Petroleum group, and Carl Henrick Stavanberg, chairman of BP Board of Directors, reported press office of the Russian oil company.
“The sides have discussed some corporate issues and the course of implementation of the current projects. Rosneft and BP have mentioned a significant potential for further development of mutually beneficial cooperation and decided to accelerate consideration of possibilities of the companies’ involvement in new joint perspective projects,” reads the statement.
BP is the biggest private shareholder of Rosneft.—0—
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