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NCDMB participates in Africa Oil Week 2026, champions local content and industrial growth

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Some participants from NCDMB in AOW 2026

The event brings together industry leaders, governments, regulators, investors, and service providers to develop policy, share discoveries, secure investment, and shape the continent’s energy future

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