The UAE entered the "barbecue" mode in June. The temperature in the Swihan Mountains of Abu Dhabi is over 50 degrees Celsius at noon. In the scorching sun, the reporter met Adir Ahmed, construction manager of the Abu Dhabi West-East Oil Pipeline Strategic Pipeline Project, who was busy at the scene. Adil is from Pakistan, and this year marks his tenth year of working at the Bay Area Company of China Petroleum Engineering Construction Co., Ltd.
The Abu Dhabi West-East Oil Pipeline Project starts from the Jebeltanna Petroleum Reserve base in Abu Dhabi in the west and ends at Fujairah International Trade Port in the east, and runs across five emirates of Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Ras Khaimah and Fujairah. The total length of the line is 387 kilometers, and the pipeline adopts a 48-inch large-diameter design. After the project is completed, the initial capacity of 1.5 million barrels of crude oil will be achieved, promoting the Emirates of Fujairah to become the new oil trade center in the UAE.
As a construction manager, Adil has to go to the site to direct construction and promote progress every day. "Since I was a child, I knew that China was a friendly neighbor of Pakistan and provided strong support for Pakistan's economic and social development. When I learned that I had the opportunity to join a Chinese company, I signed up without hesitation." Over the past ten years, Adir has been diligent and progressive, and has been growing continuously, and has won a series of honors. Guo Shuanyu, project manager of the strategic pipeline of Abu Dhabi West-East Oil Pipeline, said that over the years, he worked with Adil on multiple projects, saw his solid growth pace, and gradually became a trustworthy foreign backbone employee. "The strategic pipeline project of the West-East Oil Pipeline of Abu Dhabi is full of challenges.
It requires crossing valleys and crossing railways. Many roads need to be excavated and backfilled. In the Chinese Enterprise team, we work together to meet challenges, and the project is progressing steadily." Adir said that the working atmosphere of the Chinese Enterprise is as close as his family, and he is determined to "take roots in the Chinese Enterprise for a long time and realize his professional ambitions." Adir said that jointly building the "Belt and Road" has made countries around the world closer. His colleagues often introduce him to the beautiful scenery and unique traditions of various parts of China, and his family also pays more attention to Chinese culture. He will take his whole family to China for a trip this summer when he is on vacation. (Reporter Guan Kejiang)
