After a meeting with the members of delegation from Kuwait, Chaudhary said the company had also adopted two Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) of Haryana at Tohana and Bhodia Khera in Fatehabad district.

He assured the state government would provide all necessary facilities in functioning of these ITIs. The company would recommend upgrading and adopting new techniques and courses in these ITIs. Keeping in view the increasing demand of petroleum and petro-chemical engineers in Middle-East countries, he said the overseas placement bureau would explore the possibilities to start petro-chemical training centres in the state.