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India-Singaporean consortium signs oil, gas deal with Myanmar
The Associated Press
Published: December 8, 2006
YANGON, Myanmar: An Indian and Singaporean consortium has signed a deal with the military junta in Myanmar to jointly drill for oil and gas off the country's west coast, state-run media reported Friday.
The contract signed Wednesday between the consortium of Gail India Ltd. and Silver Wave Energy of Singapore and the state-owned Myanma Oil and Gas Enterprise calls for the companies to jointly explore, drill and produce oil and gas in offshore Block A-7 off Myanmar's western Rakhine coast, the Kyemon daily reported.
Financial details of the contract were unavailable.
More details about Singapore's happy connections with the Burmese elite available here
The Associated Press
Published: December 8, 2006
YANGON, Myanmar: An Indian and Singaporean consortium has signed a deal with the military junta in Myanmar to jointly drill for oil and gas off the country's west coast, state-run media reported Friday.
The contract signed Wednesday between the consortium of Gail India Ltd. and Silver Wave Energy of Singapore and the state-owned Myanma Oil and Gas Enterprise calls for the companies to jointly explore, drill and produce oil and gas in offshore Block A-7 off Myanmar's western Rakhine coast, the Kyemon daily reported.
Financial details of the contract were unavailable.
More details about Singapore's happy connections with the Burmese elite available here
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