Iraq oil ministry says pipeline to Jordan needs to cost under $9 bln
The Iraqi oil ministry said on Wednesday the cost of an oil pipeline to Jordan’s Aqaba port city should be brought under $9 billion for the project to go ahead.
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Talks between Jordan and Iraq about the project have reached an “advanced stage,” it added in a statement.
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