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Yemen launches second LNG Production train
BALHAF, June 05 (Saba) - Prime Minister
Ali Mujawar officially launched on Saturday the second production train of the
Yemeni LNG
Project in Balhaf, Shabwa.
He delivered a speech saying the project carried signs of an exceptional
achievement because the project is already the largest in Yemen's history and
demonstrated the good
partnership between the government and international investors.
The project represents this critical juncture when Yemen is struggling to boost its
national economy and diversifying its resources, he said.
The launch of the second LNG production train will boost Yemen's LNG exports to
global markets and put the government and companies in a good trading position, he
said.
He underlined the efforts of the Ministry of Oil and Minerals to complete the train
before the specified time and affirmed that the government is determined to root
out
terrorists and bandits who already affected development and investment activity.
On the other hand, he praised the move of the Yemen LNG Company granting
scholarships for students in Shabwa and Marib provinces.
The LNG project in Shabwa in the southeast was launched in October last year. The
first shipments were exported to S Korea and the U.S.
Oil and Minerals Minister Amir al-Aidaroos has said that the $ 4.5 billion project
is the largest economic project in Yemen, adding that the total production of the
LNG
project would reach 6.7 million tonnes per year.
The Yemen LNG shareholders are Total (39.62%), Hunt (17.22%), Yemen Gas Company
(16.73%), SK Corporation (9.55%), Kogas (6.00%), Hyundai (5.88%) and the General
Authority
of Social Security and Pensions (5.00%).
FR
Ali Mujawar officially launched on Saturday the second production train of the
Yemeni LNG
Project in Balhaf, Shabwa.
He delivered a speech saying the project carried signs of an exceptional
achievement because the project is already the largest in Yemen's history and
demonstrated the good
partnership between the government and international investors.
The project represents this critical juncture when Yemen is struggling to boost its
national economy and diversifying its resources, he said.
The launch of the second LNG production train will boost Yemen's LNG exports to
global markets and put the government and companies in a good trading position, he
said.
He underlined the efforts of the Ministry of Oil and Minerals to complete the train
before the specified time and affirmed that the government is determined to root
out
terrorists and bandits who already affected development and investment activity.
On the other hand, he praised the move of the Yemen LNG Company granting
scholarships for students in Shabwa and Marib provinces.
The LNG project in Shabwa in the southeast was launched in October last year. The
first shipments were exported to S Korea and the U.S.
Oil and Minerals Minister Amir al-Aidaroos has said that the $ 4.5 billion project
is the largest economic project in Yemen, adding that the total production of the
LNG
project would reach 6.7 million tonnes per year.
The Yemen LNG shareholders are Total (39.62%), Hunt (17.22%), Yemen Gas Company
(16.73%), SK Corporation (9.55%), Kogas (6.00%), Hyundai (5.88%) and the General
Authority
of Social Security and Pensions (5.00%).
FR