AMMAN —
Jordan’s oil bill went up by 34.8 percent in the January-November period of
2021, reaching JD1.598 billion compared to JD1.185 billion in the same period
of 2020, recent figures showed, according to the Jordan News Agency, Petra.
اضافة اعلان
According to data
released by the
Department of Statistics (DoS) on Wednesday, crude oil topped
the list of Jordan’s fuel imports at JD678 million, followed by gasoline at
JD388 million, then diesel at JD336 million, while the Kingdom’s imports of
petroleum gases amounted to JD158 million, lubricants at JD25 million, and
kerosene is at about JD10 million.
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