Egypt has significantly reduced its arrears owed to foreign oil and gas companies, now brought down to $440 million, from $6.1 billion previously, according to an announcement from the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources on Wednesday, May 20th. The progress was presented by Minister Karim Badawi during a strategic seminar organized by the Egyptian-British…...
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Egypt: Arrears owed to foreign oil and gas companies reduced to $440 million
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