REGIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS


Department of Petroleum and Energy Affaires
Arab League, Tahrir Square, Cairo, Egypt.


Industrial Development Center for the Arab States
P.O. Box 1297, Cairo, Egypt.


Permanent Consultative Comittee for the Arab Maghreb
14 Yahya bin Omar, Mutwalliville, Tunis, Tunisia.


U.N. Economic Commission for Western Asia
P.O. Box 35099, Amman, Jordan.


U.N. Economic Commission for Africa
Africa Hall, P.O. Box 3001, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.


MEMBER STATES


Algeria


Centre des Sciences et de la Technologie Nucléaire
B.P. 1147, Alger.


Bahrain



- Ministry of Public Works, Water and Electricity, Manama.

- Society of Engineers, P.O. Box 835, Manama.

Egypt



- Egyptian Engineers Society, 28 Ramsis Street, Cairo.
- Atomic Energy Establishment, Dokki, Cairo.
- National Research Center, Tahrir Street, Dokki, Cairo.

(its engineering laboratory is concerned with solar energy.)

Ministries

- Deputy Premier for Production and Minister of Energy

- Minister of State for Scientific Research and Atomic Energy.

Iraq


Atomic Energy Commission, Twaithah, Baghdad.


Kuwait





– Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research, P.O. Box 12009, Kuwait.



– Ministry of Electricity and Water, Kuwait.

Libya





– Ministry of Electricity, Tripoli.



– Arab Development Institute, P.O. Box 8004, Tripoli.

Qatar


Ministry of Electricity and Water, Doha.


Saudi Arabia


Ministry of Industry and Electricity, Riyadh.


Syria


Ministry of Electricity, Damascus.


U.A.E.


Ministry of Electricity and Water, Abu Dhabi.


NON-MEMBER ARAB STATES


Democratic Republic of Yemen


National Petroleum Company, P.O. Box 5050, Aden.


Jordan





– Royal Scientific Society, P.O. Box 6945, Amman. (Concerned with solar energy.)



– Natural Ressources Authority, Amman. (The controlling body for petroleum exploration activities.)



– Jordanian Electricity Authority, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Amman.

Lebanon





– Ministry of Industry and Petroleum, Beirut.



– Ministry of Water and Electrical Resources, Beirut.

Morocco





– Bureau de Recherche et de Participation Minières

27 Charia Moulay Hassan, B.P. 99, Rabat. (Responsible for geological exploration, mining and petroleum.)



– Ministry of Commerce, Industry, Minerals and Maritime Transport,
Mohamad V Square, Rabat.

Oman


Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Petroleum and Mineral Resources,
Muscat.


Sudan





– Ministry of Irrigation and Hydroelectric Power, Khartum.



– Department of Petroleum, Ministry of Economy, P.O. Box 410, Khartum.

Tunisia





– Institut de Recherche Scientifique et Technique, Carthage.

(Responsible for the peaceful uses of nuclear energy.)



– Department of Mines and Energy, Ministry of National Economy, Tunis.

(’ 000 b/d)

Product

1976

1975

source figures are in metric tons.

(’ 000 b/d)

Volume


%


Volume


%


% of Change

Butane


1631


2.2


1532


0.4


6.5

Regular Gasoline


2106


2.8


5822


9.1


(63.8)

Super Gasoline


9410


12.4


3493


5.5


169.4

Jet Fuel


4554


6.0)

)


9970


15.6


8.7

Kerosene


6285


8.3)

Gas Oil


38353


50.7


34823


54.6


10.1

Fuel Oil


10794


14.3


5145


8.1


109.8

Asphalt


1828


2.4


1440


2.3


26.9

Lubricants


392


0.5

Others


303


0.4


1559Untreated gasoline


2.4


(80.6)

Total


75656


100%


63784


100%


18.6

Source figures are in metric tons