The Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, through the Secretariat Timor-Leste Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (TL-EITI), held a workshop in regard to dissemination the 2022 TL-EITI report which was held on Dili, March 17-18, 2025. (CNE Room).This dissemination activities published in local media (Tatoli, Lafaek News). it also available in
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This workshop is to Disseminate TL-EITI reports to the public, particularly to the University level and some members of Governments, Academics and Civil society, how the government manages natural resources in a transparent manner, and how much the government received the payments from the companies.
This is the ninth report produced by Independent Administrator, Ernst & Young Audit & Associados – SROC, SA in accordance with the EITI Standard 2023, total revenue received by the government increased to $ 1.401 as compared to the year 2021. There are thirty one (31) operators (including subsidiaries) and sixteen (16) subcontractors.
The report contains additional new information from EITI Standard 2023 such as data on Mining Licenses, Anti-Corruption, Environmental Impacts, Climate Change, Energy Transition, and Beneficial Ownership Transparency for contractors (2021 and 2022) are included.
The Government of Timor-Leste effort into ensuring this dissemination remains to be continued throughout the Municipality. In order to close out of the recommendation found during validation in 2022 particularly in relation to requirement 7.1.
Over 100 participants attended this workshop consist of UNTL, UNPAZ, DIT, UNDIL, IOB, UCT, Members of Government Ministry of Finance, Consultative Council of Petroleum Fund, Municipal Administrative President, Administrative Post, and Academics (Universities). The speakers https://tleiti.mprm.gov.tl/event/
This workshop opened by his excellency Francisco da Costa Monteiro Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources (photos)