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British Gas allocates $66 million for gas exploration in Tunisia
“British Gas” allocated investments of approximately $66 million to explore natural gas in Tunisia. The Company General Director Chris Fainlaissour, after meeting the president of the Tunisian Caretaker Government Hamadi Al Jebali, said the company is determined to continue its investments in Tunisia by intensifying consultations with the Tunisian side and working with the government in the areas of supply, natural gas exploration and the establishment of a fund for infrastructure development.
Source: The French News Agency
