BAGHDAD — The Jordanian
Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR) has
spent the last two days in Iraq, attending the first conference on oil and gas
prospects, Al-Mamlaka TV reported.
اضافة اعلان
Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, Libya, Egypt, Sudan, and Oman all attended the
conference, which the Federation of Arab Engineers organized in conjunction
with the
Iraqi Engineers Union (IEU).
Bahjat Al-Adwan, Director of Natural Resources Projects at the MEMR, spoke
at the conference about the activities carried out by the ministry in the field
of
oil exploration, accompanying studies, and drilling operations. According to
the government's recently unveiled
economic modernization vision (EMV), Adwan
addressed the most significant upcoming projects in the oil and gas industry by
highlighting the steps taken by the government to encourage and provide an
incubating environment for investment in this field.
For their part as members of the Jordanian delegation, Bassam Ababneh and
Fadea Abdel-Haq presented investment opportunities in the Sirhan Development
Area, the oil characteristics of the
Hamza field, and
oil exploration areas in the Kingdom.
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