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Jaafari stresses the importance of increasing oil investment to support the economy(dif source)
7/4/2015 0:00
BAGHDAD - morning
Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari, with the CEO of British Petroleum (BP) in the Middle East Michael Townsend, on Monday, the developments in the region and the world and its impact on the oil markets, as he emphasized the importance of increasing investment in the oil sector size to support the Iraqi economy.
He said al-Jaafari's office said in a statement the "morning" received a copy of it, "Iraqi Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari received, CEO of British Petroleum (BP) in the Middle East Michael Townsend, to review the company's work in the oil fields in Iraq, and future plans to increase production."
He added, "The two sides discussed the latest developments and the latest developments across the region and the world, and its impact on the oil markets," stressing "the importance of increasing the volume of investment in the oil sector, thus contributing to the support of the Iraqi economy."
It is noteworthy that the company "BP" British longer's third largest private oil company in the world after Exxon Mobil, Shell, and has oil reserves of 18.3 billion barrels and has a distribution network consisting of 28,500 gas station and owns 19 refinery, its oil fields in the north, Alaska and Russia, Algeria and Angola Sea, which is one of several oil companies operating in Iraq .
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7/4/2015 0:00
BAGHDAD - morning
Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari, with the CEO of British Petroleum (BP) in the Middle East Michael Townsend, on Monday, the developments in the region and the world and its impact on the oil markets, as he emphasized the importance of increasing investment in the oil sector size to support the Iraqi economy.
He said al-Jaafari's office said in a statement the "morning" received a copy of it, "Iraqi Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari received, CEO of British Petroleum (BP) in the Middle East Michael Townsend, to review the company's work in the oil fields in Iraq, and future plans to increase production."
He added, "The two sides discussed the latest developments and the latest developments across the region and the world, and its impact on the oil markets," stressing "the importance of increasing the volume of investment in the oil sector, thus contributing to the support of the Iraqi economy."
It is noteworthy that the company "BP" British longer's third largest private oil company in the world after Exxon Mobil, Shell, and has oil reserves of 18.3 billion barrels and has a distribution network consisting of 28,500 gas station and owns 19 refinery, its oil fields in the north, Alaska and Russia, Algeria and Angola Sea, which is one of several oil companies operating in Iraq .
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