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Sea Dragon provides an operational update on Egypt
Sea Dragon Energy Inc. is pleased to provide the following update on its operations in Egypt. BG to Invest $250 Million in Egypt Licenses
BG Group Plc plans to invest $250 million in drilling three exploratory wells in offshore concessions this year and in 2012, Egypt's Petroleum Ministry said in a faxed statement today, citing a company manager. Jordan commits to better ties with Egypt
King Abdullah of Jordan and Field Marshal Mohamed Tantawi, Chief of Egypt's Ruling Military Council exchanged views to boost bilateral cooperation and other issues of mutual concern between the two countries, in a meeting held in Cairo. Plexus Holdings Secures HP/HT Contract With BG Egypt
Plexus Holdings PLC, the AIM quoted oil and gas engineering services business and owner of the proprietary POS-GRIP friction-grip method of wellhead engineering, has agreed a contract with BG International Limited (Egypt Branch - 'BG Egypt'), a division of BG Group plc, to supply its POS-GRIP High Pressure High Temperature ('HP/HT') wellhead system for exploration activities offshore Egypt on its Notus well. Circle Oil Provides Egypt Operating Update
Circle Oil Plc, the AIM listed international oil and gas exploration, development and production company, announces an update regarding the Geyad-3 appraisal-development well together with details on the future development of the NW Gemsa Concession. Israel rejects amendments to price of Egyptian gas
Egypt's Minister of Petroleum, Abdallah Ghorab, has highlighted a difficulty in the negotiations due to start within days to amend the prices for the country's natural gas exports to Israel. Naftogaz to pull 600,000 barrels of crude from Egypt in 2011
Ukraine's national oil and gas company Naftogaz Ukrayiny plans to produce about 600,000 barrels of crude oil from deposits in Egypt in 2011, Naftogaz said in a statement Wednesday. Egypt tells Jordan no gas without price hike
Egypt is withholding its contracted gas supply to energy-poor Jordan unless a new deal is signed at a higher price, a Jordanian official said. 
