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ADNOC's ICV Programme Creates 17,000 Job Opportunities for Emiratis
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ADNOC’s ICV Programme Creates 17 000 Job Opportunities for Emiratis

ADNOC has announced that its In-Country Value (ICV) Programme has successfully generated 17 000 job opportunities for Emirati talent in collaboration with its strategic partners in the private sector. This achievement highlights the significant impact and positive results of the programme since its inception in 2018. During the fourth edition of Make it in the...

ADNOC Awards AED65.7 Billion in Contracts to Local Companies in H1 2025
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ADNOC Awards AED65.7 Billion in Contracts to Local Companies

In the first half of 2025, nearly 400 local suppliers, contractors, and service providers received contract awards from the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company valued at AED65.7 billion. This initiative aims to boost socioeconomic growth, empower businesses, and generate long-term value for the United Arab Emirates. As reported by MSN, Dr. Saleh Al Hashmi, the...

OQEP Signs $54 Million in Contracts with Local Companies in Oman
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OQEP Signs $54 Million in Contracts with Local Companies in Oman

OQ Exploration & Production (OQEP), a leading exploration and production company listed on the Muscat Stock Exchange, recently announced the signing of four significant contracts valued at over RO21 million. This announcement was made during OQEP’s participation in the Oman Petroleum & Energy Show 2025. These agreements, made with local companies and small and medium...

DET and Dubai Finance Launch ‘Dubai In-Country Value Programme’
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DET and Dubai Finance Launch ‘Dubai In-Country Value Programme’

The Dubai Economy and Tourism (DET) and Dubai Finance have introduced the ‘Dubai In-Country Value Programme’ aimed at enhancing opportunities for local manufacturers through government procurement processes. This initiative is designed to strengthen the local manufacturing sector by directing a portion of government spending towards domestic producers. The programme seeks to incentivize local businesses by...