-- 阿布扎比国家石油公司（ADNOC）已授予总额达2000亿阿联酋迪拉姆的合同，用于其2026年至2028年期间的项目，这是其五年资本支出计划的一部分。 根据周日发布的消息，在“与ADNOC携手共创”（Make it With ADNOC）论坛上授予的这些协议旨在提升这家国有石油集团的上游和下游业务以及产能。 此外，这些合同也支持该集团的“本地价值”（In-Country Value）计划以及阿联酋的“阿联酋制造”（Make it in the Emirates）倡议。
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