Afghanistan, Saudi Group Sign Oil, Gas Deal for Kushk-Tirpul Basin Exploration
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Afghanistan, Saudi group sign oil, gas deal for Kushk-Tirpul basin exploration
KABUL: Afghanistan has signed a contract with Saudi oil and gas company Delta International Energy to explore and extract hydrocarbons across a 22,000 sq. km basin in the country’s west. The $200 million deal was signed in Kabul on Monday by Mines and Petroleum Minister Hedayatullah Badri and Delta CEO Shaher Al-Taqi in the presence of Afghanistan’s top Taliban leadership and Zalmay Khalilzad, former US special representative for Afghanistan. Th…
The oil company Delta International Company has just made an agreement for oil exploration in Afghanistan.
Kabul, 8 Sep (EFE).- The de facto Taliban government signed a 25-year contract with a Saudi company for the exploration and extraction of oil and gas in the Kushk-Tirpul basin in western Afghanistan, with an initial investment of $200 million. The agreement was signed on 7 September [...] The Taliban entry signed 200 million oil exploration agreement with a Saudi company was first published in HolaNews.
Taliban Sign 200 Million Oil Exploration Agreement with Saudi Company in Afghanistan · Global Voices
Afghanistan ' s oil basin extends between the western provinces of Herat and Badghis and covers an area of approximately 22,000 square kilometres.
The Office of the Taliban Prime Minister’s Deputy for Economic Affairs has announced the signing of a contract for the exploration and extraction of the “Koshk-Tir Pul” oil field between the group’s Ministry of Mines and Petroleum and the Saudi Arabian company “Delta International.” The office said that the contract was signed today (Monday, September 6) in Kabul in the presence of Abdul Ghani Baradar, the Taliban’s Deputy Prime Minister for Eco…
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