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Tuesday, November 4, 2014
Partners in Algeria’s Boughezoul area, Repsol and Shell are anxious to begin their exploration program in the North African country. Repsol and Shell were awarded the acreage in Algeria’s last licensing round that was completed a little over a month ago.
“It’s a challenge to start this project. We will begin a new phase. We will start working tomorrow,” Gabino Lalinde, Repsol’s head of affairs unit for Algeria, said at the signing ceremony for the acreage last week.
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