However,
it
offered
to
hold
a
technical
meeting
with
Ecuador
to
ensure
an
orderly
transition
after
what
it
says
is
a
government
takeover
of
its
fields.
The
statements,
made
in
a
letter
to
Ecuador’s
government,
come
after
Ecuador
last
week
sent
officials
to
run
the
Perenco
blocks,
according
to
a
Dow
Jones
Newswires
report.
The
company
had
threatened
to
suspend
output
following
the
non-respect
of
an
arbitration
order.
In
the
letter
to
Ecuadorean
Energy
Minister
Germanico
Pinto
and
to
Luis
Jaramillo,
president
of
state-owned
Petroecuador,
Perenco
-
along
with
its
partner
Burlington…
