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Protesters in Iraq have forced closure of Nasiriyah oilfield
North African state looks to repeat successful Eastern Mediterranean gas finds in the Red Sea
The alliance led by Saudi Arabia and Russia will begin the new year implementing production cuts of 2.1 million bpd
Investment in the Iranian gas sector slumped 77 per cent, with six other countries in the region also registering declines.
Oil demand growth likely to remain lukewarm in 2020, says the institute
The National Petroleum Company, the kingdom's state-owned energy firm, is currently drilling Well 50
The global index compiler is expected to assign Aramco a free float of 0.5%
Brent surged to a three-month high and settled above $65 per barrel on Friday
The US and China are in the process of fine-tuning their 'phase-one' trade pact
Sale of a 49% stake in utility company is in line with country's privatisation plans
Beirut is keen to kick-start exploration as it looks to reduce its energy import bill
Higher US inventories are also affecting markets with Brent and WTI both down 2 per cent in early trading
Spending by the PIF is likely to compensate for scale back in fiscal expenditure next year
The $7 billion Khalifa Port, which opened in 2012 aims to ramp up operations by 2021
Middle East energy firms see lucrative opportunities in the Indian product market
