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35 companies submitted their bids to the Ministry of Oil to establish an oil pipeline from Basra to Jordan
Economy News Baghdad:
The parliamentary energy committee announced on Sunday that 35 companies had submitted bids to the Ministry of Oil to establish an oil pipeline between Basra and the Jordanian port of Aqaba.
A member of the committee, Zaher al-Abadi, told the "Economy News" that "35 companies submitted their bids to the Ministry of Oil to establish a line length of 1700 km runs from Basra to the port of Aqaba in Jordan," adding that "the gas line that will be next to the oil line has been postponed construction Because of the financial crisis. "
He explained that "Iraq is looking for more than an outlet for the export of oil to avoid a
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Economy News Baghdad:
The parliamentary energy committee announced on Sunday that 35 companies had submitted bids to the Ministry of Oil to establish an oil pipeline between Basra and the Jordanian port of Aqaba.
A member of the committee, Zaher al-Abadi, told the "Economy News" that "35 companies submitted their bids to the Ministry of Oil to establish a line length of 1700 km runs from Basra to the port of Aqaba in Jordan," adding that "the gas line that will be next to the oil line has been postponed construction Because of the financial crisis. "
He explained that "Iraq is looking for more than an outlet for the export of oil to avoid a
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