CERTIFICATE OF HONOR

This holiday has become special for us because of one important event. On the eve of Oilman's Day, our colleague Nurlybek Kenzhegaliyev was awarded with the Certificate of Honor from the Ministry of Energy of the RoK "For significant contribution to the development of the oil and gas industry and high results achieved in professional service". The award ceremony was held at KAZSERVICE event dedicated to celebrating a new ranking of the top 50 most influential people in Kazakhstan's oil and gas industry.

Nurlybek Kenzhegaliyev has been employed by the Company since 2011. Colleagues know him as a responsible and goal-oriented person. In his role as the Project Manager for West Dala's Oil & Gas Sector, he actively co-operates with companies in the industry: he has carried out dozens of projects that have been realized with high quality and on time. Nurlybek is highly respected by his colleagues for his hard work and attitude to work.

We congratulate Nurlybek Kenzhegaliyev on such a high award and we are proud of his achievements. We wish him further professional growth, new victories and prosperity!

                                                        

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