ASIA

CNOOC chief given political post

China's third largest oil company, the China National Offshore Oil Corp (CNOOC), has named Fu Chengyu as the new interim chief after former president Wei Liucheng was assigned to a senior position in the government of South China's Hainan Province.

"Wei's nomination signalled the central government's recognition of his success in running the group since he became its leader in 1998," the company said in a statement.

Wei was nominated for the position of deputy Party secretary of Hainan by the Communist Party of China and was also chosen as a candidate for the governor of the island province.

Prior to the promotion, the 52-old Fu was vice-president of the company, and also chairman of Hong Kong-listed China Oilfield Services, another subsidiary of CNOOC.

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