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    Sudan gives directives for using modern technology to increase oil production

    October 22, 2016
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    Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir speaks during a one-day summit on oil with his South Sudan's counterpart on September 3, 2013 in Khartoum. Sudan and South Sudan averted a shutdown of economically vital oil flows and again pledged to implement economic and security pacts that have twice failed to take effect.  AFP PHOTO / ASHRAF SHAZLY        (Photo credit should read ASHRAF SHAZLY/AFP/Getty Images)
    Sudan’s President Omar al-Bashir

    22 October 2016, Khartoum – Sudan’s first Vice-President of the Republic Lt-Gen, Bakri Hassan Salih, directed Ministry of Oil to focus on productive activities that help in increasing oil production through using modern technologies.

    This came in his meeting, Thursday, in his office at Council of Ministers with the Minister of Oil, Dr. Mohamed Zayed Awad, who said in statement to SUNA that he briefed the First Vice-President on progress of negotiations on some blocks whose contracts will end during the coming months, indicating that the First Vice-President directed to maximize the government’s stake, as such blocks have more that billion barrels.

    Dr. Zayed, said that he informed the First Vice-President on outcome of his participation in the International Forum on Energy which was held at the end of last September in Algeria, pointing out that the outcome of the meetings had positive result in enhancing oil prices internationally.

     

    • Sudan News Agency

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