Jobs prospect blooms as Egypt signed a deep-water oil and gas exploration deal with Royal
Dutch Shell and Petronas worth around US$1 billion (RM4.14 billion) for
eight wells in the country’s West Nile Delta, the petroleum ministry
said on Saturday.
The country also signed a second US$10 million deal with Rockhopper,
Kuwait Energy and Canada’s Dover Corporation for exploration in the
Western Desert, a ministry statement said.
Egypt aims to be a regional hub for the trade of liquefied natural
gas (LNG) after a string of major discoveries in recent years, including
Zohr, which holds an estimated 30 trillion cubic feet of gas.
You know what it translates to if all eight well exploration are successful.
S: Reuters
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