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International Oil and Gas expo in Buenos Aires with 300 exhibitors

Monday, October 17th 2011 - 18:09 UTC
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China and Brazil have major presences in the show China and Brazil have major presences in the show

Argentina's 8th International Oil & Gas Expo, sponsored by the Argentine Institute of Petroleum and Gas is taking place this week in Buenos Aires.

President of the Argentine Institute of Petroleum and Gas Ernesto Lopez Anadon said Buenos Aires has developed a strong energy industry that has contributed to the country's stable growth rates even at times of international crisis.

“Of course the international crisis is likely to affect all countries but fortunately Argentina has developed new plans to reactivate exploration and production mainly in unconventional reservoirs,” he noted.

More than 300 exhibitors from different countries have showcased their latest technologies, equipments and machineries in the fields of oil, gas and petrochemical engineering in the exhibition.

Within such context of global shakiness, China growing interest in Latin America has fostered new investments and trade ties between both regions.

Leading presence of China Petroleum Technology and Development Corporation at the exposition was a sign of the Asian Giant´s race into the Latin American oil and gas market.

Brazil, Argentina regional strategic ally, was also present at the exhibition. The director of the Brazilian National Organization of the Petroleum Industry made reference to the benefits resulting from the expansion cycle of the Brazilian oil and gas sectors and the significance of combining efforts between two main Mercosur partners.
 

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  • GeoffWard2

    Perhaps, if the Argentinian Minister of Oil gets all the exhibitors and delegates in the same room, and gets them all to

    WISH HARD

    at the same time, they might really find oil in Argentina.

    “Close your eyes and wish. Say ”I really DO believe in fairies“”.

    . . . . . . . . . . .
    Peter Pan:
    “ . . Oh, no.
    Children know such a lot now.
    Soon they don't believe.
    And every time a child says ”I don't believe in fairies“, there's a fairy someplace that falls down dead. ”

    Peter Pan:
    “ . . . You drank it to save my life.
    Tink? Dear Tink!
    You're dying!
    Your voice is so low now I can hardly hear you.
    What's that?
    You believe that you could get well again... if children believed in fairies. ”

    Oct 18th, 2011 - 11:54 am 0
  • Tigre2000

    oh Geoff you have too much time on your hands you Falkland village
    people are not part of The Merco Sur so go and blog about Englsih politics
    its a minefield.

    Oct 19th, 2011 - 04:12 pm 0
  • GeoffWard2

    Tiger,
    never been to TFI, but I am retired and so I watch TV, visit the beach and the gym, and scan the blogs, commenting whenever I feel like it -
    BBC blogs, The Economist blogs and a few odds & sods like the Wall St Journal.

    What I try to do here is mix hard, and frequently critical, comment with a bit of lateral thinking, levity and sometimes some outright fun.

    I stay away from the crude invective and boy-fights.

    Oct 19th, 2011 - 09:58 pm 0
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