Wednesday, 10 June 2009 07:22
Algeria has pulled out all the stops to alleviate security concerns for the three-yearly LNG16 conference scheduled to take place in April next year in the Algerian coastal city of Oran.
The conference will be aimed at revitalizing the industry at a time of global economic crisis, low commodity prices and doubts raised about future LNG projects worldwide.
The conference will be aimed at revitalizing the industry at a time of global economic crisis, low commodity prices and doubts raised about future LNG projects worldwide.
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June 2009
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