Syria upstream update – improved terms needed to attract serious investment
In depth
Issue 851
- 18 Apr 2009
| 16 minute read
Straitened economic times and the fall in oil prices are putting a strain on the development of Syria’s oil and gas sector. IOCs are cutting back on investment and licensing rounds have proved disappointing. But recent changes in the Ministry of Petroleum’s organisational structure show the government is thinking seriously about making its prospects more attractive to investors.
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