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With the support of Samotlorneftegaz (a Rosneft subsidiary), a modular ski base for the Olympic Reserve School has opened in the village of Solnechny in the Surgut District of the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug. The project aims to ensure equal opportunities for residents of large cities and hard-to-reach settlements in the region and is implemented under a cooperation agreement between Rosneft and the Government of the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug – Yugra.

For training of active ski teams and reserve teams, the new complex features comfortable locker rooms, coaching rooms, medical offices, equipment storage and distribution areas, and terraces with convenient access to the ski stadium. The base modules, ranging from 155 to 400 square meters, are constructed of low-temperature-resistant insulating materials and equipped with modern utilities. The prefabricated design of the facilities has enabled the rapid expansion of the region's network of sports centers, which are open year-round and transform into multifunctional recreation areas.

The opening of the modular ski resort in Solnechny is part of a large-scale project to create training facilities in Yugra and promote winter sports. Similar centers will be built in the cities of Uray, Raduzhny, Pokachi, and Nyagan. A total of nine facilities will be operating in the district.

Ski resorts have already been built in Khanty-Mansiysk, Surgut, and the villages of Alyabyevskiy in the Sovetsky District and Poikovsky in the Nefteyugansk District. Over 150,000 residents of Yugra visited them during 2025, including athletes from the district's national teams. Furthermore, thanks to the Company's support, seven snowmobiles were provided to regional ski organizations for the maintenance of training, competition, and training grounds.

Supporting mass, professional, and youth sports and healthy lifestyles is a key focus of the social policy of Rosneft and its subsidiaries. The Company funds the construction of multifunctional sports facilities in the regions where it operates and the improvement of the facilities of local sports schools.

Thanks to Samotlorneftegaz, a modern complex for sports, active recreation, and patriotic education of the younger generation was built on the grounds of Izluchinskaya School No. 1 in the Nizhnevartovsk District in 2025. At the Yugra Boarding College of Olympic Reserve in Khanty-Mansiysk, the gymnastics and exercise areas, covering a total of 900 square meters, were completely renovated. Uniform sports uniforms and equipment were purchased for 120 students.

With the company's participation, motorcycle sports are also actively developing in the region. The Sovetsky District Sports and Fitness Complex has received eight modern professional bikes. The new equipment has enabled athletes to take their training for national competitions to a new level.

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Samotlorneftegaz is a Rosneft oil company operating in the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug – Yugra. Under the Cooperation Agreement between the Company and the Government of the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug – Yugra, it makes a significant contribution to the region's social development, including through its support of sports.

Department of Information and Advertising of PJSC NK Rosneft March 24, 2026

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World Water Day, established by the UN General Assembly, is celebrated annually on March 22. This date is intended to draw humanity's attention to the need to conserve and use one of nature's most valuable resources—freshwater.

Rosneft is committed to the rational use of water resources throughout its operations and takes measures to protect and replenish them. The Company ensures responsible water use at all stages of the production cycle. The corporate Environmental Efficiency Improvement Program and plans for modernizing production facilities include further reductions in water intake from natural sources, an increase in the share of recycled and reused water, the environmentally sound use of produced formation water, and the implementation of modern wastewater treatment systems.

The Company's share of recycled and consistently reused water exceeds 93.7% of the total water used for production purposes. ISS (Institutional Shareholder Services), a leading international investment and consulting agency, highly praised Rosneft's environmental performance, including placing the Company among the leaders in its environmental ratings. For the third year in a row, RAEX, a leading Russian non-credit rating agency, has awarded Rosneft an "AA" ESG rating, confirming the Company's exceptional sustainability performance, including environmental performance.

Rosneft subsidiaries maintain high environmental safety standards in water management in the regions where they operate.

In the oil refining and petrochemicals sector, the Achinsk Oil Refinery in Krasnoyarsk Krai reconstructed its treatment facilities in 2025 to improve the efficiency of water reuse. As a result of modernizing the water supply network, cooling towers, and automating process water cooling systems, the share of water reused for the plant's production needs increased to 95%.

Rosneft is also implementing effective natural water treatment solutions in its production facilities. Rosneft's refineries in the Samara region are using phytofiltration technology in their wastewater post-treatment units. The Kuibyshev Oil Refinery pioneered this implementation, using plants such as water hyacinths (Eichhornia), pancratium, and sweet flag to achieve high levels of wastewater disinfection. Eichhornia seedlings have proven themselves to be effective in the treatment facilities of the Syzran and Novokuibyshevsk Oil Refineries.

The Novokuibyshevsk Oil Refinery in the Samara Region is implementing a comprehensive environmental program, one of the focuses of which is water resource protection. Its implementation has improved wastewater quality by 36% over the past few years. One of the key projects is the commissioning of an innovative water treatment unit with a membrane bioreactor. This has enabled the plant to return treated wastewater to the water recycling system. The project has resulted in the plant's water recycling rate reaching 97%.

One of Rosneft's key environmental investment projects, the biological treatment plant (BTP) complex at Bashneft's Ufa group of oil refineries, has processed 185 million cubic meters of wastewater since its launch in 2019. The BTP not only serves Bashneft's refineries but also provides high-quality wastewater treatment for over 40 enterprises in Ufa's northern industrial zone, as well as stormwater runoff. Membrane reactor technology removes impurities and microorganisms from the wastewater. As a result, water quality meets standards for fishery water bodies.

The Angarsk Petrochemical Company in the Irkutsk region uses a closed-loop water supply system—the company's recycling system reuses 90% of its water. The company's treatment facilities also handle wastewater from the city of Angarsk and industrial facilities.

In the oil and gas production sector at the Vankor cluster fields located in the Yenisei River basin and its tributary, the Bolshaya Kheta, RN-Vankor environmentalists continuously monitor water bodies and the coastal strip near production sites. RN-Vankor specialists, working with accredited laboratories, regularly monitor the condition of treatment facilities and analyze the environmental conditions and biota in water bodies. Wastewater parameters are also monitored across 23 parameters. In 2025, RN-Vankor environmentalists collected 316 wastewater samples and 664 samples of natural water and bottom sediments.

With the support of RN-Nyaganneftegaz, construction has begun on a modern water treatment facility in Nyagan. This facility will triple the capacity of the city's water treatment facilities, up to 30,000 cubic meters of water per day, and will provide more than 60,000 Nyagan residents with high-quality drinking water that meets modern sanitary standards.

The Samotlor field has a modern reservoir pressure maintenance (RPM) system, which has eliminated the need to draw water from open sources. Produced water purified by gravity settling in special tanks is used to maintain reservoir pressure. This ensures the RPM system operates in a closed-loop process. Samotlorneftegaz also uses produced water during multi-stage hydraulic fracturing operations. The implementation of this innovative method has already eliminated the need to draw over 300,000 cubic meters of water.

In 2025, Orenburgneft continued its water consumption reduction efforts. The company at the Pokrovskoye field converted its injection wells to pumping produced water from the Pokrovskaya well-well pumping station.

Samaraneftegaz also uses water separated from oil-containing liquids during production in its reservoir pressure maintenance system. This saves natural resources and improves the efficiency of production processes at the company's facilities.

In the petroleum product distribution sector, RN-Northwest equipped restrooms at Rosneft filling stations in St. Petersburg with automated water drainage systems, saving water consumption and improving customer comfort. In the Leningrad Region, the Vladimirovsky Country Hotel Complex conducted maintenance on its treatment facilities, improving water purification quality. An innovative drinking water supply system was introduced in the Vladimirovsky's guest lounges, reducing water consumption.

The Company's subsidiaries continuously implement measures to preserve and enhance aquatic bioresources in the regions where they operate. They replenish valuable fish populations in watersheds, conduct environmental cleanups of river and lake shorelines, improve natural springs, and promote a culture of rational and responsible consumption of natural resources, as well as conduct public education.

As part of a responsible waste management program, Saratov Oil Refinery employees collected 82 kg of plastic bottle caps and purchased juvenile herbivorous fish—common carp, silver carp, and grass carp. These fish species help clear the Volgograd Reservoir of excess vegetation, which is essential for preserving its ecosystem.

One of the Company's Moscow offices received a gold Green Office certificate for its success in reducing consumption of all types of resources, including water. Thanks to the implementation of efficiency measures, water consumption was reduced by 20%.

Responsible environmental stewardship is an integral part of Rosneft's corporate culture and one of its key operating principles. Demonstrating its commitment to achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals, the Company is implementing a comprehensive water conservation program, including the introduction of advanced technological solutions.

Department of Information and Advertising of PJSC NK Rosneft March 23, 2026

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Between 2021 and 2025, Rosneft enterprises made a significant contribution to the conservation of nature and biodiversity, planting a total of approximately 46 million tree seedlings and saplings.

Every year on March 21, the International Day of Forests is celebrated, which was established by the UN General Assembly to draw attention to the issues of forest conservation and sustainable use of forest resources.

In 2025, employees of Rosneft subsidiaries planted 8.1 million tree saplings of various species during reforestation activities. RN-Yuganskneftegaz, Verkhnechonskneftegaz, East Siberian Oil and Gas Company, RN-Nyaganneftegaz, and RN-Uvatneftegaz made the largest contributions to reforestation.

RN-Yuganskneftegaz employees planted 3.1 million conifer seedlings across an area of over 830 hectares in forestry areas of the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug – Yugra. Reforestation was carried out in areas damaged by wildfires in the Agansky, Uraisky, Samarovsky, Nefteyugansky, and Yugansky forestry areas. The Siberian spruce, Scots pine, and Siberian cedar seedlings were adapted to local climate conditions, increasing the survival rate of the young trees.

Verkhnechonskneftegaz planted 1.1 million Siberian pine seedlings across 540 hectares in the Irkutsk and Kirov forestries, which are included within the boundaries of the Baikal Natural Territory, as well as in the Kuytun forestry in the Irkutsk Region.

Environmentalists from the East Siberian Oil and Gas Company have planted approximately 1 million conifer seedlings across an area of over 310 hectares in Siberia. To improve the survival rate of the young trees, the oil company also implemented agronomic management. Clearing the plantings of weeds and improving the soil will facilitate the successful establishment of a forest. Furthermore, the company has been supporting scientific research aimed at preserving the fragile ecosystem of Evenkia for over 10 years.

RN-Nyaganneftegaz planted over 838,000 Siberian and Scots pine seedlings over 240 hectares. RN-Uvatneftegaz planted 744,000 pine seedlings over 200 hectares in the Tyumen Region and provided agronomic maintenance for previously planted forest trees.

In Yamal, RN-Purneftegaz employees planted 443,000 pine saplings over 78 hectares, Sevkomneftegaz planted 83,000 over 26 hectares, and Kharampurneftegaz planted 24,000 over 208 hectares. Environmental specialists from the companies also carried out agronomic maintenance.

Bashneft activists planted 255,000 coniferous trees in the Republic of Bashkortostan and the Tyumen Region, establishing a young forest covering 73 hectares. A key project for 2025 is the planting of 24,000 trees on the shores of Lake Aslikul, the largest lake in Bashkortostan. This initiative aims to address the environmental problem of shallowing and swamping of the lake's coastal zone.

Samotlorneftegaz has planted over 200,000 conifer seedlings in the Ural Federal District. Within a few years, a full-fledged pine forest will form on these greened areas, covering a total area of over 60 hectares.

In 2025, Samaraneftegaz volunteers planted 15,500 pine seedlings and 4,000 other forest trees in the Samara Region.

Slavneft-Krasnoyarskneftegaz planted more than 700,000 coniferous saplings in the Karatuz, Tyukhtet, and Uzhur forestry districts of Krasnoyarsk Krai, covering an area of 268 hectares.

RN-Vankor carried out agricultural work on an area of almost 400 hectares in Krasnoyarsk Krai and the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, caring for 800,000 previously planted pine and Siberian spruce seedlings.

Rosneft employees and their family members regularly participate in various environmental initiatives, including landscaping and beautification of city and park areas, and in national campaigns such as Green Spring, Forest Planting Day, and Save the Forest.

For example, as part of the international "Garden of Memory" campaign dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory, Udmurtneft activists planted over 24,000 young spruce trees. Samaraneftegaz volunteers joined the initiative and landscaped 7 hectares of land with over 33,000 pine seedlings. Orenburgneft employees, together with activists from the "Movement of the First," planted over 10,000 pine seedlings in the 4.5 hectare Buzuluk pine forest, which had been damaged by a wildfire. As part of the campaign, the Syzran Oil Refinery planted 3,000 pine and birch saplings in the Racheyskoye forestry. The young forest will serve as a reminder of the immortal heroism of the Soviet people in the Great Patriotic War.

Preserving the environment for future generations is an integral part of Rosneft's corporate culture and social policy. The company implements large-scale environmental programs aimed at minimizing its environmental impact, improving the sustainability of its production, and preserving and replenishing natural ecosystems.

Department of Information and Advertising of PJSC NK Rosneft March 20, 2026

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The 33rd Trinity Ski Marathon was held on Sakhalin Island with the support of Sakhalinmorneftegaz-Shelf (a subsidiary of Rosneft Oil Company). Nearly 1,000 skiers from the Sakhalin Region and other regions of the Far East took part in the competition.

This year, the marathon acquired a new status, becoming part of the prestigious all-Russian RussiaLoppet series. This large-scale project promotes skiing, unites amateurs and professionals in mass events, and motivates participants to travel throughout Russia.

The Trinity Marathon course features varied terrain and passes through picturesque locations, including the coast of the Sea of Okhotsk. The starting area is located in the village of Troitskoye, offering panoramic views of the mountain range stretching along the Susanay Valley. Distances range from 200 meters to 50 kilometers, catering to athletes of all ages and skill levels. Particular attention is paid to the younger generation, with organizers preparing races ranging from 200 meters to 3 kilometers. The marathon also accommodates participants with disabilities, with special routes of 1 and 2 kilometers.

Over 200 athletes representing the professional ski community competed in endurance events over 25 and 50 km distances. Sakhalinmorneftegaz-Shelf employees, who participate in the marathon annually and share the values of a healthy lifestyle, also demonstrated a high level of training on the course.

A commitment to sports, healthy lifestyle values, and teamwork are integral components of Rosneft's social policy. The company implements comprehensive programs to support employee health and active leisure, hosting summer and winter sports games and tournaments in various sports. The company invests significantly in the construction of sports complexes, organizing mass competitions, and hosting large-scale sporting events in the regions where it operates.

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As part of the corporate sports and fitness movement "Energy of Life," Rosneft employees regularly engage in sports and participate in various competitions, including at the federal level. "Energy of Life" unites over 140,000 employees under its auspices.

Department of Information and Advertising of PJSC NK Rosneft March 20, 2026

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Rosneft continues to implement a large-scale program to modernize its retail network of gas stations. Today, every third station in the Rosneft network is operating in the new format, with updated stations welcoming customers in 39 regions across the country.

Developing roadside service and improving the level of customer service provided at Rosneft filling stations is one of the Company's priority areas of activity.

The renovated gas stations feature a modern design and boast advanced technology and comfort. Particular attention has been paid to expanding services: the Zerno-branded café has been updated with new equipment, including coffee machines and hot food preparation devices. Visitors can enjoy a varied menu, including coffee, hot dogs, burgers, baked goods, and a variety of prepared dishes. Self-service checkouts offer added convenience, saving guests time. The updated interiors and exteriors, as well as thoughtful spatial planning, make the customer experience at Rosneft gas stations even more comfortable. Furthermore, the Company is developing a new customer service option at its gas stations: food trucks (mobile vending machines).

The company not only renovates existing stations but also expands its network and opens new facilities across Russia. This year, Rosneft opened a new gas station in Lipetsk. The station, along with a store and café called "ZERNO," is located in the city center and becomes the 52nd Rosneft-branded gas station in the Lipetsk region and the fourth flagship-style facility in the region. The gas station is equipped with new, state-of-the-art equipment, allowing it to comfortably fill over two thousand vehicles per day with popular fuels—AI-92, AI-95, and diesel fuel—as well as the company's signature Pulsar-95 fuel.

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Rosneft's retail network is the largest in Russia in terms of geographic coverage and number of stations. The Rosneft gas station brand is one of the leaders in Russia in terms of recognition, fuel quality, and a wide range of non-fuel products. The Company operates approximately 3,000 gas stations in 62 regions of Russia.

Department of Information and Advertising of PJSC NK Rosneft March 19, 2026

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Specialists from the St. Petersburg Corporate Research Institute successfully tested a mobile unit for separating high-viscosity oil produced at the Russkoye field of Tyumenneftegaz (part of Rosneft).

The plant's primary equipment is a centrifuge, a high-speed automatic separation device. Inside the centrifuge drum, the oil emulsion is continuously separated into dehydrated oil, water, and solids. The plant's capacity is up to 840 m³/day. The centrifugal separator is hermetically sealed and operates with an inert gas supply to the drum, ensuring the safety and reliability of the process.

The key advantage of the solution is its mobility, enabling rapid deployment in the field, including at remote and hard-to-reach fields. The use of mobile systems will reduce capital expenditures on field development by up to 40% and energy costs for remote well pads by at least 25%.

Department of Information and Advertising of PJSC NK Rosneft March 18, 2026

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Scientists from Rosneft's Ufa Research Institute have patented an innovative method for assessing the technological efficiency of oil and gas field development.

The solution enables the determination of the most suitable well completion technologies, including hydraulic fracturing (HF), taking into account the geological features of various sections of the field.

The method is an algorithm implemented as a software module within the RN-KIN corporate information system. The algorithm collects and analyzes geological and physical reservoir characteristics, production data, well completion parameters, and hydraulic fracturing design. The algorithm then calculates the multiple of well production rates that would be achieved using the proposed technology, relative to well production rates using the technology currently used at the field.

The solution has been successfully tested at the Priobskoye field. The test results confirm the innovation's effectiveness in evaluating oil and gas field development solutions. The application of the developed tool will improve the accuracy of assessing the effectiveness of various field development technologies for decision-making on their replication. The innovative solution is planned for implementation at 1,000 high-tech wells with recoverable reserves of 60 million tons.

Developing technological potential is a key element of Rosneft-2030's corporate strategy. The company prioritizes innovation, identifying technological leadership as a key factor in competitiveness in the oil market.

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The RN-KIN corporate software suite enables the rapid analysis of any geological and technological information about wells and fields, as well as complex engineering calculations to optimize reservoir performance and enhance oil recovery. It is one of the few IT products that implements the full digital modeling cycle—from planning to results interpretation and project feasibility assessment.

Department of Information and Advertising of PJSC NK Rosneft March 17, 2026

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The main national holiday of the indigenous peoples of the North – Reindeer Herders’ Day – was held in Yamal with the support of Rosneft subsidiaries – Kharampurneftegaz and RN-Purneftegaz.

The traditional village of Kharampur has become a magnet for reindeer herders and fishermen from camps throughout the Purovsky District, as well as residents of nearby towns. The customs and secrets of the indigenous peoples of the North, who use sleds to travel across the winter tundra, are carefully passed down from generation to generation to young mushers. Race participants demonstrated their reindeer sled technique and skill along the route, and the race for first place became the festival's most spectacular event.

The national flavor and beauty of northern traditions were enhanced by Nenets songs and distinctive dances performed by folk groups. Craftswomen in vibrant traditional winter clothing, called yagushki, competed in a national costume contest. Judges assessed not only the practicality but also the intricacy of the beaded embroidery patterns on traditional winter coats and handcrafted belts. In warm tents, guests were treated to the bounty of Yamal's natural beauty—venison, fish, taiga tea, and berries.

The festive program also included a themed quiz dedicated to the history and culture of their native land. Participants of all ages answered questions about folk traditions and everyday life, nomadic routes, the symbols and meanings of ornaments, and Nenets folklore and legends.

Rosneft places special emphasis on creating conditions for the sustainable socioeconomic development of the northern territories. Social projects cover a wide range of areas, from promoting the development of reindeer herding farms to supporting educational, cultural, and sporting events. The Company's enterprises actively support initiatives that promote the preservation of the cultural heritage of indigenous ethnic groups and strengthen interethnic dialogue.

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Rosneft companies have implemented numerous social and charitable projects in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug aimed at developing ethnic communities and associations. Among them is the revival of the ethnic settlement of Kharampur. Thanks to Rosneft's assistance, Kharampur has become a cultural center for the Forest Nenets. Rosneft workers built a clubhouse, a library, and 20 permanent cottages in the village, styled after a traditional chum (tent). A boarding school was also built in the village, where children of reindeer herders and fishermen study their native language and traditional crafts. With the support of RN-Purneftegaz, scientists from the National Research University Higher School of Economics developed a series of educational materials for teaching the Forest Nenets language in elementary grades.

Department of Information and Advertising of PJSC NK Rosneft March 17, 2026

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A polar bear pair under the care of Rosneft has welcomed a cub into the care of a parent at the Novosibirsk Zoo. The mother bear has already emerged from her den with the new addition.

Preserving and protecting the polar bear population is one of the key focuses of Rosneft's environmental program. Since 2013, all polar bears in Russian zoos have been under the Company's care.

Polar bears Kai and Gerda, who live at the Novosibirsk Zoo, became parents for the first time in 2013. The newborn cub is their seventh. Zoologists and veterinarians are monitoring the cub using cameras installed throughout the enclosure. According to specialists, the cub is active and has a good appetite. Specialists will determine the newborn's gender during the first veterinary examination.

The birth of a polar bear in a zoo is a significant event that helps preserve the population of this species. This polar predator is listed in the Russian Federation's Red Data Book as endangered, as well as in the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List as rare or endangered. The total polar bear population in Russia is approximately 4,000 individuals.

Along with the newborn cub, Rosneft is already caring for 37 polar bears in 16 zoos across the country. The company provides care, feeding, veterinary care, enclosure renovation and construction, and is also involved in the development of special toys to enhance the animals' physical activity.

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Rosneft is also implementing a comprehensive program to support and protect polar bears living in the wild without their mothers' care. Thanks to this program, six orphaned polar bear cubs have been rescued in the Russian Arctic.

Since 2014, Rosneft has been conducting polar bear research expeditions in collaboration with leading Russian scientists. Since then, the Company has organized 10 scientific expeditions. In 2024, Rosneft began a new four-year cycle of polar bear research as part of its corporate Tamura program for preserving the biodiversity of Arctic ecosystems.

Department of Information and Advertising of PJSC NK Rosneft March 16, 2026

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Rosneft Research and Development Center staff gave graduate students from Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas a tour of the catalytic oil refining laboratories.

During the tour, students learned about the processes and specifics of developing and producing modern catalysts used in oil refining to produce various types of fuels and oils. They were shown catalyst testing equipment, much of which is manufactured in-house and installed by laboratory staff.

The Center's scientists also presented an exhibition of catalysts for winter and Arctic diesel fuels and high-octane gasolines, and shared their experience in developing them from concept to implementation.

The tour sparked interest in internships and employment opportunities at the research center. Career guidance, identification, support, and development of talented youth are key areas of the Company's youth policy.

Researchers at Rosneft's Research and Development Center regularly conduct tours of their laboratories for students from relevant universities, schoolchildren from Rosneft Classes, and activists from the Movement of the First, immersing them in the profession from their school days. University students have the opportunity to intern in laboratories and other departments under the guidance of experienced mentors, gain practical experience, prove themselves, and potentially find employment even before completing their studies.

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Every year, approximately 200 Gubkin University students complete internships and internships at Rosneft. The best students and promising faculty are rewarded with corporate grants and scholarships. Furthermore, university students participate in Rosneft's scientific and technical conferences for young specialists, and the best students of Rosneft Classes from the Company's production regions are admitted to Gubkin Russian State University after graduating. Currently, over 140 Rosneft Classes graduates are studying at the university.

Department of Information and Advertising of PJSC NK Rosneft March 13, 2026

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