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The Ministry of Oil, on Thursday, the minutes of the formation of the Iraqi committee - French joint in several areas, most notably in the energy sector, with an eye to increasing the production of the Majnoon oil field in Basra province to 200 in the coming days, confirmed the monument buoy giant to develop the port of Basra and raise marine debris and debris to develop Iraqi ports.
He said Oil Minister Abdul Karim and coffee in a speech on the sidelines of signing the minutes of the Iraqi - French upper with Minister of Foreign Trade French Nicole Bgyek and attended (range Press), said that "today witnessed the signing of the minutes of the Iraqi French in several areas, notably energy, transport, agriculture and industry and education, "noting that" the Commission will be the umbrella for joint cooperation in all fields between the two countries. "
The coffee that "rates of oil production in Iraq this month remained unchanged and did not undergone any change," noting that "the Majnoon oil field production exceeded 100 thousand barrels and will arrive during the day to 200 thousand barrels."
He went on to fault that "a number of important works took place in the Iraqi ports during the last period, including cleaning the area around the port of Umm Qasr from the rubble and lift hundreds of marine debris, which constitute an obstacle to the development of ports," he said, adding that "the last episode for the development of the port of Basra Taatthml erect Blackjack giant will focus as well as the current platform.
The Deputy Prime Minister for Oil and Energy, Hussain al-Shahristani, opened in October 6, 2013 field mad, and as pointed out that the government is working hard to transform the province of Basra to the economic capital of the country, he drew Oil Minister Abdul Karim and coffee to the first production of the field will be 175 thousand barrels per day per, while the ministry believes that the field, which is one of the five largest oil fields in the world of Iraqi oil it contains stocks up to 38 billion barrels.
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