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Jordan Expects To Continue Importing Egyptian Gas, But Is ‘Studying All Options’
Published on Sunday, 07 Aug 21:00 pm
Supply of Egyptian gas to Jordan will continue in accordance with existing agreements between the two countries despite current interruptions, Jordan’s Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Khalid Tuqan has said.
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