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Petroleum Minister Says Sanctions Forced Syria To Reduce Output
Published on Monday, 07 Nov 07:00 am
Syrian Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources Sufian 'Alaw told the London daily al-Hayat of 1 November that Syrian oil production had fallen from an average of 380,000 b/d to between 250,000-270,000 b/d as a result of US and EU sanctions imposed on Syrian oil exports.
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