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“Rumhi” wins best minister award in the field of energy

24.11.2019:

His Excellency Mohammed bin Hamad Al Ramahi, Oman’s Minister of Oil and Gas, has won the World Energy Minister of the Year award, according to the London-based Petroleum Economist magazine.

“The Ministry of Oil and Gas congratulates His Excellency Mohammed bin Hamad Al Ramahi, Minister of Oil and Gas, on the occasion of receiving the award of the best minister in the field of energy in the world from (Petroleum Economist) magazine from London.”

Hareb Al-Kittani, CEO of Oman LNG, also won the CEO of the Year award, and Oman LNG received the Project of the Year award.

The magazine selected Wael Abdel Moaty from the Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries (OAPEC) as the leader of the future.

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