IFC BOOSTS YEMEN OIL AND GAS REGULATION
September 1st, 2006
BY KEITH NUTHALL
YEMEN'S oil and gas sector could be boosted by an International Finance Corporation (IFC) agreement to help its ministry of oil and minerals strengthen local mining policies, taxations and regulation. Yemen does not have a comprehensive mining policy, said the IFC's Middle East and north Africa technical advisory team PEP-MENA.
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YEMEN'S oil and gas sector could be boosted by an International Finance Corporation (IFC) agreement to help its ministry of oil and minerals strengthen local mining policies, taxations and regulation. Yemen does not have a comprehensive mining policy, said the IFC's Middle East and north Africa technical advisory team PEP-MENA.
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