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Reuters: Niger plans to cut number of Chinese oil workers, documents show

  • Niger announced plans in May 2025 to reduce the number of Chinese oil workers employed in its oil sector.
  • The decision follows March expulsions of three Chinese executives over pay differences and reflects Niger's push for resource control and local employment.
  • Oil Minister Sahabi Oumarou formally requested CNPC and SORAZ to end expatriate contracts, with letters dated May 20 and 21 signaling varying firmness.
  • Oumarou accused CNPC of breaching local regulations and declined a meeting proposal from the company's CEO, while a company insider confirmed CNPC is pursuing discussions to reduce tensions.
  • This decision may result in the departure of numerous Chinese employees from Niger and contribute to increasing diplomatic strain between Niger and China.
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