LIBYA: BULGARIAN COMPANIES TO DRILL FOR OIL IN LIBYAN DESERTS.(Brief Article)

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A-Sharq Al-Awsat newspaper quoted sources in the Bulgarian Economy Ministry who said in late January 2005 that they were negotiating with foreign energy companies in regard to cooperation in carrying out oil drilling in the Libyan deserts. ...

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