ExxonMobil signs MOU with Venezuela, reversing 'uninvestable' stance
Published 17 h ago6 sourcesEvidence: Reported
ExxonMobil has signed a preliminary agreement to return to Venezuela, following US pressure on Caracas to open its oil sector to foreign firms. The move signals a potential thaw in US-Venezuela energy relations and could boost Venezuelan output, though terms and sanctions relief remain uncertain.
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ExxonMobil has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Venezuela's government and PDVSA, signaling a potential return to the country's oil and gas sector after a 16-year absence. This move reverses ExxonMobil's previous 'uninvestable' stance and follows broader US-Venezuela rapprochement and sanctions easing, though the agreement is preliminary.
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