Vanoil announces settlement accord with the Government of Rwanda (Scandinavian Oil-Gas Magazine)

Vanoil announces settlement accord with the Government of Rwanda

Published Jan 23, 2014

Vanoil Energy Ltd., a Vancouver-based Canadian international oil and gas development company announces that the Government of Rwanda and Vanoil have agreed to end their discussions regarding the exploration of Lake Kivu in Rwanda following expiry of the Technical Evaluation Agreement ("TEA") between them in June 2013.

As part of this agreement, the Government of Rwanda and Vanoil have amicably resolved the issues referred to in the Conciliation Committee under the TEA.

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