Source: Staff Reporter
Baker Hughes, in partnership with the Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board (NIPDB), hosted a Supplier Day aimed at strengthening local participation in Namibia’s oil and gas sector.
The event brought together local suppliers, industry professionals, and emerging Namibian talent. It focused on building capacity, sharing knowledge, and creating opportunities for local businesses to engage with global energy operations.
Victor Joseph, Country Director of Baker Hughes Namibia highlighted “This event focused on building capacity, empowering local suppliers and young Namibian professionals to thrive.”
The Supplier Day featured panel discussions, presentations, and networking sessions. The event aligns with national goals to promote skills transfer, knowledge sharing, and sustainable local content in the oil and gas sector. It also provides young professionals with exposure to practical operations and career pathways in energy.
Baker Hughes and NIPDB emphasized that Supplier Day is part of a broader strategy to support Namibian suppliers and professionals. By building capacity and fostering partnerships, the initiative seeks to strengthen the local workforce and ensure Namibia benefits from its growing energy industry.
The event marked a key step toward creating a more inclusive and capable energy sector, positioning local businesses and professionals to play a central role in Namibia’s oil and gas future.
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Author: admin
Managing the Namibia Oil and Gas Platform