Global Petroleum Survey: Oil Companies See Iraq Fraught With Regulatory Hurdles; Qatar Tops Survey

alifarabia | July 24, 2011 | Egypt, Iraq, Oil, Qatar, UAE | No Comments

The Fraser Institute’s Global Petroleum Survey is the latest where super-rich Qatar beats its regional competitors’ as it pips them to the post as the Middle East’s most investment-friendly destination for petroleum exploration and development. READ MORE HERE

 

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