He said laying a deepsea pipeline would be difficult, but India and Oman could co-operate to attempt it. “It is imperative for India and Oman to go for technological cooperation in this area so that we can go ahead with the prestigious project,” he said, adding that since over two-thirds of world oil was consumed in the Asian region, it was imperative to evolve the Asian oil market. Oman’s ambassador to India, Khalifa Bin Al Harthy, endorsed Aiyar’s suggestion, and said that the two countries could work not only in the oil sector, but also in other sectors such as information technology and fertilizers.
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Aiyar calls for revival of Indo-Oman gas pipeline
Mon, 4 July 2005
INDIA has urged Oman to revive the $5-billion gas pipeline project that was abandoned five years ago due to technical reasons. Petroleum Minister Mani Shankar Aiyar said that there was an urgent need to revive this deepsea pipeline project to bring gas from Oman to India.
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