Dead Sea salts spark hopes for Palestine industry
The Palestine government plans to issue rights to exploit the Dead Sea minerals, especially potash, as the brine holds about 25 percent salts including sodium chloride and potassium chloride. The sea lies 1292 feet below sea level, spans 4 by 19 miles, with 6.6 million tons of water entering daily, and fish cannot survive its harsh conditions.
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Government invites tenders on bromide deposits concession
Interest grows as American firms send engineers to inspect the line and assess bromide deposits. With competitive pressure, the government intends to invite bids from all interested parties before granting any concession.
Russia Expects Baku Oil Fields To Increase Yield
On the fifth anniversary of nationalization, Baku oil fields are now under one management with 21 000 wells. Output rose from 10 million to nearly 20 million poods monthly, with 32 million poods exported last year. Next year production may reach at least 340 million poods as new equipment and a $10 million pipeline project to Batum advance, financed by the State Oil Trust.
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