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OAO MPK Aganneftegazgeologia fulfills its social responsibilities

17.08.2015 MK-UGRA.RU

Nizhnevartovsk, KhMAO-Yugra. OAO MPK Aganneftegazgeologia (subsidiary of RussNeft) carries out social programs aimed at better health and life quality of the company’s employees.

Over 8 million rubles were allocated for implementation of the comprehensive recreational resort treatment program. More than a hundred employees of the company recreated and improved their health at the resorts of the Black sea, Altay region, South of Tyumen region and Caucasian Mineral Waters.
During the year, OAO MPK ANGG has been providing financial support to its retiring employees, reimbursing meals expenses to the field personnel, assisting people in need. Material help was given to the employees victimized by the summer flood in Nizhnevartovsk.
The oil company continues its active cooperation with the administration of Nizhnevartovsk region. Thus, the 70th anniversary of the victory in the Great Patriotic War was celebrated in towns and villages with financial support from the company. The personnel of the company were also pro-active in organization of the May-Day celebrations in Novoagansk and participation in the traditional art festival “My heart is Nizhnevartovsk region”.

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