Uganda and Ghana deepen petroleum regulation ties ahead of first oil

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Uganda and Ghana are strengthening cooperation in upstream petroleum regulation as Uganda prepares for its transition to oil production, with a peer-learning engagement held in Accra. The Petroleum Authority of Uganda's board met with Ghana's Petroleum Commission to discuss regulation, upstream operations, and local content development, with Uganda seeking lessons from Ghana's experience ahead of first oil. Ghana is also interested in Uganda's onshore petroleum management, community engagement, and environmental safeguards, and the two institutions agreed to maintain ongoing knowledge-sharing on petroleum governance.


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