QATAR GOVERNMENT HOPEFUL THAT GULF DIPLOMATIC ROW WILL NOT DAMAGE SGAS EXPORTS
June 1st, 2017
THE QATAR government is hopeful that its recent diplomatic black-balling by other Gulf states over its supposedly liberal approach to Islamic activists will not damage its oil and gas production or exports. A Qatar ministry of energy and industry ministry spokesman has told the government-run Qatar News Agency: “We have no reasons to be concerned about gas supplies...This is a diplomatic row that should not result in an economic blockade.”
Its optimism is backed by energy consultants, who told Petroleum Review that exports of Qatari gas via the Dolphin ...
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