Indonesia Backs Regional Collaboration to Bolster Upstream Oil and Gas at ASCOPE Meeting
Indonesia's state-owned oil firm Pertamina supports enhanced regional cooperation to optimize upstream oil and gas assets in Southeast Asia. The ASCOPE meeting aims to maintain production sustainability and boost exploration potential amidst challenges in field productivity and attracting investment.
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