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Energy Minister Presents Oil, Gas, and Power Data to Syria Assembly
During a session before the People's Assembly, Syrian Energy Minister Muhammad Al-Bushra presented a clear vision of the current state of the oil, gas, and electricity sectors in Syria. His presentation included figures and details regarding production, consumption, imports, and the financial and technical challenges facing the ministry. He explained that Syria requires $831 million monthly to purchase oil and related products. The country's local oil production amounts to 112,000 barrels per day, with a gap of approximately 200,000 barrels that are imported from abroad. This includes the import of around 6.3 million cubic meters of gas monthly, at a cost of up to $140 million. He also addressed the ministry's plans to increase production, achieve self-sufficiency in oil by 2028, improve gas output, develop electricity networks, rationalize water and energy consumption, meet the growing demand for fuel due to the increasing number of cars, enhance refining capacities, and modernize infrastructure. Throughout, the focus remains on boosting efficiency and raising the quality of services.
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