Government will remain attentive to "future partnerships" of Galp

The Minister of Environment and Energy expressed the government's commitment to monitor future partnerships of Galp, especially after the failed deal with Moeve. Concerns were raised about the potential loss of national control over the country's only refinery. The government supports taxing extraordinary profits of oil companies, citing social justice. Galp confirmed the end of negotiations with Moeve but assured that current operations remain unaffected. The company is not actively seeking a new partner for refining and marketing but is open to future opportunities. The government appreciates Galp's investment in green products and its plan to separate retail from refining operations.