TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, January 27. Uzbekneftegaz
and U.S.-based Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) signed an
agreement on information exchange and discussed potential
investment opportunities in Uzbekistan’s oil and gas sector,
Trend reports via the
Uzbek company.
The agreement was reached during a meeting between Uzbekneftegaz
Chairman of the Management Board Abdugani Sanginov and Global
Infrastructure Partners Managing Partner Eric Varvel, a subsidiary
of BlackRock.
During the meeting, the sides explored prospects for strategic
cooperation, including attracting investment into the country’s
existing oil and gas infrastructure, while highlighting the need
for a comprehensive assessment of potential proposals and their
impact on Uzbekneftegaz’s financial and economic performance.
Global Infrastructure Partners was founded in 2006 in the United
States. The company currently manages assets worth approximately
$170 billion and operates offices in New York, London, Singapore,
Sydney, and other global financial centers. A renewable energy
company under Global Infrastructure Partners’ control is among the
leading firms in this sector in the United States.
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