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Iran, Sharjah discuss energy matters

Posted: 26 June 2006
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A high-level delegation from the Iranian Majlis (Parliament) visited Sharjah, one of UAE’s seven emirates to discuss cooperation on energy matters.

Sheikh Ahmed bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Deputy Ruler of Sharjah and Chairman of the Sharjah Petroleum Council, received the delegation led by Kamal Daneshyar, Chairman of the Majlis Energy Commission.

The delegation included Mohsen Yahyavi, Vice-Chairman of the Energy Commission, Dr. Hossein Afarideh, Mohammed Said Ansari, Mohammed Karimian, and Soleyman Fahimi Gigloo.

The meeting was also attended by Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Vice-Chairman of Sharjah Petroleum Council, Ismail Abdul-Wahid, Secretary-General of the Sharjah Petroleum Council and other officials including senior representatives from local energy companies in Sharjah.

"Sharjah and Iran have long-standing cooperation in the areas of oil & gas, and this will be further boosted by the import of gas to Sharjah from Iran by Crescent Petroleum, which is due to commence later this year, and will further strengthen the already strong trade ties between Iran and the UAE,” Sheikh Ahmed said as quoted by WAM, the official emirates news agency.

The delegation were also given a tour and technical presentations of the oil and gas facilities in Sharjah, including the Crescent Petroleum and the SajGas gas sweetening plant and the offshore and onshore gas pipeline networks of United Gas Transmissions Company (UGTC), both subsidiaries of the company Dana Gas.

The UAE and Iran have strong economic ties and are major trading partners, with annual bilateral trade exceeding US$ 7 billion per annum.

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