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Kuwait’s Oil Minister Forms Committee to Investigate Shell Deal
Published on Sunday, 21 Aug 21:00 pm
Kuwait’s Minister of Oil Muhammad al-Busairi formed on 18 August an investigative committee to look into the Jurassic gas project consultancy deal between state-owned Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) and Shell, official news agency KUNA reported.
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