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Eni awarded exploration licences in Egypt

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Eni has been awarded five new exploration licenses by the Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum.

The licenses, four of which as operator, are in the Egyptian offshore and onshore and located in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea (Block “EGY-MED-E5” in partnership with BP 50%-50% and Block “EGY-MED-E6” IEOC 100%), in the Gulf of Suez (Block “EGY-GOS-13” IEOC 100%) and in the Western Desert (Blocks “Egy-WD- 7” in partnership with APEX 50%-50% and “EGY-WD-9” IEOC 100%) with a total acreage of about 8410 km2.


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