ADNOC and SLP Announce Partnership at ADIPEC 2025

Major energy companies ADNOC and SLP have signed a cooperation agreement at the international ADIPEC 2025 exhibition. Partners plan to develop innovative solutions for sustainable industry development. "We are pleased with this partnership," said an ADNOC representative.

«ADNOC» and «SLP» announced during the «ADIPEC 2025» exhibition and conference... This partnership opens new opportunities in the energy sector. Both companies expressed confidence in the success of the joint project. They plan to focus on innovative solutions for sustainable development. "We are pleased with this partnership,» said an ADNOC representative. «It will strengthen our market position." SLP, in turn, emphasized the importance of technology exchange. Details of the cooperation will be announced soon.

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