Musings of a cynical optimist
Yesterday, I talked about how the government is insisting on monopolizing oil imports and pricing in the country. Today, Ali Rawashdeh has a report in Al Arab al Yawm concerning the new plans for the oil sector.
Labels: Energy
posted by Khalaf @ 10:05 AM
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Young enough to think he can make a difference
Old enough to know that he should probably know better.
Rich enough to afford the time
Poor enough to feel the need to get involved.
Optimistic enough to feel that killing a mosquito will make a difference
Realistic enough to know that it won't
He writes this blog to say what many people are thinking and saying, but don't bother to write down.
Maybe people think that much of it is so obvious, that it wouldn't add much to document.
I hope that it will help to understand what many people in Jordan feel inside, in case anybody cares.
3 Comments:
Would you believe me if I told you all of this is a dejavu?
:P
I would like to understand how can this be profitable for investors, since the logistics will be handeled by the JOPR with all the defficiencies that they may have and extra cost that they will sell at.
Mohanned: Unfortunately, you are right.
Ahmad: Of course, this deal is meant to curtail real competition in the petroleum sector. This is obvious.
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