[Haichuan Overseas Engineering] Sinopec Engineering wins two awards for Phase 3 of Saudi Aramco’s Gas Pipeline Network (MGS) project

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Sinopec Petroleum Engineering Construction Company wins two awards. Recently, at the fourth global interface meeting for Phase 3 of Saudi Aramco’s **Gas Pipeline Network (MGS) project, held by Saudi Aramco, Sinopec Petroleum Engineering Construction Company was awarded the “Best EPC Contractor Award” and the “Project Management Innovation Award” for its excellent management skills and efficient construction progress. It became the only one of the 16 international contractors involved in this project to receive both awards. A relevant official from Sinopec Petroleum Engineering Construction Company stated that as a key component of Saudi Arabia’s east-west natural gas transmission network, the third phase of Saudi Arabia’s **Gas Transmission Network (MGS) project is a core infrastructure element of Saudi Arabia’s energy strategy. It is also the largest oil and gas pipeline project in Saudi Arabia at present, with a diameter of 1422 millimeters. Upon completion, the project will significantly optimize the local energy structure, providing strong impetus for a stable energy supply in the region. The company is responsible for constructing sections 6 and 7 of the project, which together cover a length of 697.49 kilometers. To date, over 300 kilometers have been welded, and the total number of safe working hours achieved has exceeded one million hours. The official stated that in recent years, the oil engineering construction company has actively implemented the Belt and Road Initiative, focusing on markets in the Middle East, East Africa, Southeast Asia, and other regions. It has undertaken over 80 energy and infrastructure projects in countries such as Saudi Arabia, Uganda, Kenya, and Thailand, including the Saudi **gas pipeline project, the Wadi Road bridge project in Haile City, Saudi Arabia, the Dillanga central treatment plant project in Uganda, and the geothermal pipeline project in Kenya. The company’s image as a large state-owned enterprise that is trustworthy, responsible, and committed to making contributions has become well-known, serving as a prominent asset for Sinopec in its overseas engineering activities.