Syria Targets Oil Self-Sufficiency by 2028 Despite Supply Gap, Minister Says
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Syria targets oil self-sufficiency by 2028 despite supply gap, minister says
Damascus, Sept. 20 (SANA) Syria plans to reach oil self-sufficiency by 2028 as it works to raise domestic production and close a supply gap that has forced the country to rely heavily on imports, Energy Minister Mohammad al-Bashir told the People’s Assembly on Sunday. Al-Bashir, speaking during a parliamentary hearing on petroleum supplies and recent price increases, said domestic oil production currently stands at about 112,000 barrels per day,…
Syrian Energy Minister Mohammed Bashir told members of parliament in a People's Assembly session that the newly established Ministry of Energy inherited a heavy legacy from the overthrown regime, regarding the country's energy supply and domestic market needs...
Syrian Energy Minister Mohammed Bashir stated that they need $831 million each month for crude oil and fuel imports.
Syrian Energy Minister Mohammed Bashir stated that they need $831 million each month for crude oil and fuel imports.
Syrian Energy Minister Mohammed Bashir announced that $831 million in funding is needed monthly for crude oil and fuel imports. Bashir stated that there is a production-demand deficit of 200,000 barrels per day and that the monthly bill for natural gas imports is approximately $140 million.
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