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2 0 Print Email 2 0 Print Email Spectacular Antarctica Ultimate 24 Hour Sun Destination Cruise Antarctica In Quark Luxury QuarkExpeditions.com by Taboola By Lina Ibrahim - Jun 5, 2011 5:57 AM ET Syria wil l buil d a nitrogenous fertilizer plant in the ea stern pro vince of Deir-ez-Zor, the official Syrian Arab News Agency said, citing Oil Minister Sufian Alao. The Arab country also plans to start “new gas investment projects,” he said, without providing m ore details. The ministry provides 85 percent of the gas burnt by electricity generation companies in the country, he said. Syria will also pursue plans fo r the installation of two pipelines, one for natural gas and the other for crude oil, for the shipment of Iraqi hydrocarbons through Syrian ports, he said. Alao and Iraqi Oil Minister Abdul Kareem Al-Luaibi signed a memorandum of understanding June 1 to build the new pipelines. Iraq is due to start crude shipments through Syria by the end of 2011 after repairing existing pipelines, according to Sana. To contact the reporter on this story: Lina Ibrahim in Dubai [email protected] To contact the editor responsible for this story: Bruce Stanley at [email protected] Videos You May Like Advertisement Sponsored Links Advertisement Rate These Stories More News » OPEC Upstaged by Qaddafi in Most-Hostile Meeting in 21 Years Updated 3 hours ago Apple to Unveil ICloud to Deflect Google Android Updated 2 hours ago Wal-Mart T ops U.S. High Court Agenda as Violent Video Game Ruling Looms Palin Film to Premiere in Iowa Tells ‘Rocky Story’ Through Alaskan Allies More Most Popular Stories » Share Share More Share Share More ‹ Prev 1 of 3 Next › Knapp on S&P Forecast, Stocks Gross Interview on Fed Policy, Invest… Charlie Rose Preview: Syria, C… Finaport's Goetti Interview on Glob… More Stories Most Popular Stories Market Value Bullion Invest. Diversi fy. Protect. Leading gold dealer since 1975. www.BlanchardOnline.com American Eagles Coins Over One Billion In Gold Delivered Coin! Request Your Free Info Today. www.MorganGold.com Personalized Ecommerce Increase AOV, Optimize Revenue with Resonance Personalization Platform www.Certona.com DOW 12,151.30 -9 7.29 -0.79% S&P 500 1,300.16 - 12. 78 -0.97% NASDAQ 2,732.78 - 40. 53 -1.46% U.S. EUROPE ASI A MARKET SNAPSHOT 70 0 .0 8% EUR : USD 1.4606 -0.1 959 % Nasdaq 2,732.7 8 -1.46% Dow 12,151.30 -0.7 9% S&P 500 1,300.16 -0.97% FTSE 100 5,871.6 9 0.28% STOXX 50 Recommend Recommend Anywhere Prof essional Solutions About SearchNews,QuotesandOpinion Log in
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By Lina Ibrahim - Jun 5, 2011 5:57 AM ET
Syria will build a nitrogenous fertilizer plant in the eastern province of
Deir-ez-Zor, the official Syrian Arab News Agency said, citing Oil
Minister Sufian Alao.
The Arab country also plans to start “new gas investment projects,”
he said, without providing more details. The ministry provides 85
percent of the gas burnt by electricity generation companies in the
country, he said.
Syria will also pursue plans for the installation of two pipelines, one for natural gas and the
other for crude oil, for the shipment of Iraqi hydrocarbons through Syrian ports, he said. Alao
and Iraqi Oil Minister Abdul Kareem Al-Luaibi signed a memorandum of understanding June 1
to build the new pipelines.
Iraq is due to start crude shipments through Syria by the end of 2011 after repairing existing
pipelines, according to Sana.
To contact the reporter on this story: Lina Ibrahim in Dubai [email protected]
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Bruce Stanley at [email protected]
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