Burgum Meets with Trump to Discuss Oil Production

Governor's Push for Increased Production Supported

Meeting Highlights North Dakota's Energy Importance

North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum met with President Donald Trump and United States Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday to discuss increasing oil production in the state. This meeting follows a letter Burgum sent to Trump last week, outlining the state's plan to increase production, reduce flaring, and create jobs.

During the meeting, Burgum emphasized the importance of North Dakota's energy industry to the national economy. He highlighted the state's record of responsible oil production and its commitment to environmental protection.

Trump expressed his support for Burgum's plan to increase production. He said that he believes that North Dakota has the potential to be a major energy producer for the United States.

Bernhardt also expressed his support for Burgum's plan. He said that the Department of the Interior is committed to working with the state to increase oil production and reduce flaring.

The meeting is a significant development for North Dakota's energy industry. It shows that the Trump administration is supportive of the state's plans to increase production.

This could lead to new investment and job creation in the state's energy sector.