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China Starts Work on Burma's Pipeline

Shanghai : China | 22 days ago  
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China's state-owned National Petroleum Corporation said Tuesday it has begun construction of a pipeline in Burma for transfer of Middle East oil. Officials say construction work started Monday on Burma's Maday Island in the Indian Ocean. The oil and gas pipeline will run through central Burma to...
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    The pipeline would be used to pump the oil shipped from the Middle East and Africa, and the natural gas from the Shwe gas fields of Burma (also known as Myanmar) to China. The campaign groups—an alliance of All Arakan Students & Youth ...
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    The pipeline will be used to pump the oil, shipped from the Middle East and Africa and also the natural gas from the Shwe gas fields of Burma (Myanmar) to the soil of China. Mentionable that, the state-owned China National Petroleum ...
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  • Blog Source: democracyforburma.wordpress.com
    After the completion and activation of this oil and gas pipeline, China's dependence on the Malacca Straits will reduce considerably. China is also developing the Myanmar coastal city of Sittwe as a commercial port on the west coast. ... India can
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