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Wed, 19 May 2010
OMV-Yemen and the Governor of Marib Naji al-Zaidi have held talks regarding a proposed oil pipeline in Yemen.
The pipeline would run from al-Uklah in Shabwa province to Safir in Marib province, a distance of approximately 90 km.
Article continues below…OMV will now develop a timeline for the project, including an assessment of the equipment and manpower required for construction.
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An OMV-operated drilling rig. Image courtesy of OMV
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