In order to discuss joint cooperation between the two parties in light of the oil sector’s interest in artificial intelligence applications and the provision of technological solutions, Engineer Tariq Al-Mulla, Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, met with the IBM delegation on the sidelines of participation in the COP27 climate conference. IBM is one of the trusted service providers in this framework.
Al-Mulla emphasised the significance of working to provide what the petroleum industry needs in all aspects of solutions that keep up with modern technologies, and enable them to achieve their goals in sustainable development and digital transformation, as well as the development and modernization of the petroleum work and production system. He also noted that the oil sector’s cooperation with IBM company is historical and extensive, and that there is a current cooperation in the oil sector’s digital transformation.
Marwa Abbas, the general manager of the company, stated during the meeting that the relationship between the oil industry and the Egyptian government dates back to 1954 and that it cooperates and coordinates fully with the ministry team and the entities in the oil industry, highlighting the significance of the digital transformation project carried out by the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources and the positive outcomes it achieves. Additionally, the firm’s dedication to offering unique data analysis solutions, utilising cutting-edge artificial intelligence systems in geological sample analysis, supporting carbon removal efforts, sustainability plans, and initiatives to improve energy efficiency, as well as its updated occupational safety and health system, development of workers’ skills, and flexibility. To deal with the priorities and plans of
Marwa Abbas, the general manager of the company, stated during the meeting that the relationship between the oil industry and the Egyptian government dates back to 1954 and that it cooperates and coordinates fully with the ministry team and the entities in the oil industry, highlighting the significance of the digital transformation project carried out by the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources and the positive outcomes it achieves. Additionally, the firm’s dedication to offering unique data analysis solutions, utilising cutting-edge artificial intelligence systems in geological sample analysis, supporting carbon removal efforts, sustainability plans, and initiatives to improve energy efficiency, as well as its updated occupational safety and health system, development of workers’ skills, and flexibility. To address the objectives and ambitions of
On the sidelines of attending the COP27 climate conference, the petroleum minister meets with IBM.
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