The oilfield services international released a statement on Tuesday announcing the deal and noting that its Iraq portfolio has risen to more than $1 billion.
The centre has provided training for the Majnoon workforce since its launch in 2013.
The company was previously awarded a contract by Shell for engineering, procurement and construction at the Majnoon development in 2011.
BP, Gazprom and Iraq’s South Oil Company are among Petrofac’s other clients in the country.
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