VOL. XXX
NO. 20
23-FEBRUARY-1987
SYRIA
Syria Plans to Raise Output of Light Crude to 100,000 b/d in 1988
Syria is planning to raise its output of light crude from the present 60,000b/d to around 100,000 b/d sometime in 1988, MEES learns from reliable Syriansources.
Syria's current output of 60,000 b/d of light, low-sulfur crude (36.5 API,less than INS) comes from the Tayyim field, 12 kms. south of Dair al-Zur innortheast Syria. The field is linked, via a 92-km. spur line completed lastSeptember (...
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