The CEO of the energy company has assured that he maintains an “open and smooth dialogue” and with “direct relationship with the American authorities”.
The CEO of Repsol, Josu Jon Imaz, has assured that the company will try to “look for mechanisms” that enables him to continue his activity in Venezuela, despite the decision of the government of Donald Trump to export the permits and exemptions that were allocated to different oil companies, including the Spanish.
In his participation in the event “Wake Up, Spain!” Organized by ‘Invertia-El Español’, IMAZ has confirmed that Repsol maintains an “open and smooth dialogue” and with “direct relationship with the American authorities”.
“We are going to see if we are able to look for mechanisms that can enable us to continue with our activity in this country, which has never been easy, but logically we also have a responsibility to the extent that practically a practical one An important part of the country’s electrical system also depends on our production“He remembered.
And it is that the energy director indicated that Repsol is present in Venezuela for 32 years, where he is mainly the producer of natural gasThat represents nearly 85% of its production in the country.
“We have been at all times and we have been very close to American administration with total transparency and cooperation all those years. Of course we have always respected and respect the entire scope of international legislation with regard to sanctions,” he said.
Source: EITB
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