SINOPEC launches training program for over 800 Ugandans


  • World
  • Thursday, 24 Apr 2025

KAMPALA, April 23 (Xinhua) -- SINOPEC, the Chinese firm contracted to build Uganda's Central Processing Facility (CPF), began training more than 800 Ugandans on Wednesday as part of efforts to develop a skilled local workforce for the country's oil sector.

The training will be conducted in batches through October at the Sunmaker Oil and Gas Training Institute, with courses covering areas such as fabrication, pipe fitting and scaffolding, according to SINOPEC.

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