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United Arab Emirates expressed interest in investing in energy and commends the development of oil production in the sector
Wednesday, 07 March / March 2012 18:30
Baghdad {: News} Euphrates Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Hussein al-Shahristani, with the Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates to Iraq Abdullah Ibrahim Al Shehhi ways to develop bilateral relations in all fields, especially in the field of energy.
According to a statement by the Office of Shahristani received by the agency {Euphrates News} a copy of it today that "the Deputy Prime Minister for Energy, Hussain al-Shahristani met with Ambassador of UAE to Iraq Abdullah Ibrahim Al Shehhi at his office this afternoon and discussed ways to develop bilateral relations in all fields, especially in field of energy.
Aaudhav and that "the UAE Ambassador expressed the desire of UAE companies work in Iraq in various levels and guaranteed by the fields of energy," praising "the progress in Iraqi oil production sector after the recent increase, which reached its oil production to three million barrels a day." Ended
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Wednesday, 07 March / March 2012 18:30
Baghdad {: News} Euphrates Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Hussein al-Shahristani, with the Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates to Iraq Abdullah Ibrahim Al Shehhi ways to develop bilateral relations in all fields, especially in the field of energy.
According to a statement by the Office of Shahristani received by the agency {Euphrates News} a copy of it today that "the Deputy Prime Minister for Energy, Hussain al-Shahristani met with Ambassador of UAE to Iraq Abdullah Ibrahim Al Shehhi at his office this afternoon and discussed ways to develop bilateral relations in all fields, especially in field of energy.
Aaudhav and that "the UAE Ambassador expressed the desire of UAE companies work in Iraq in various levels and guaranteed by the fields of energy," praising "the progress in Iraqi oil production sector after the recent increase, which reached its oil production to three million barrels a day." Ended
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