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Government refutes any treaty with Aramco on monopolizing oil

[22/06/2020 01:24]

ADEN - SABA
An authorized source in the Ministry of Oil in the Transitional Capital of Aden refuted existence any treaty between the ministry and Saudi oil company Aramco regarding exploration of Yemeni crude oil located in the area between Marib, Shabwa, Jawf known as "black triangle."

Earlier, social media posted forged memos between the ministry and company on treaties on exploiting oil in the " black triangle."

The source confirmed that these memos are falsified, calling media to publish credible and accurate information and not to exploit freedom of speech to spread such false information and rumors.

The source pointed out that the treaties are organized by the constitution and drafted by the parliament.