India and Syria Sign Agreement for Cooperation, Joint Ventures in Phosphate Sector

The Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers (New Delhi) says that India has signed a memorandum of understanding with the government of Syria for long term cooperation and setting up of joint venture plants in Syria in the phosphate sector. The agreement aims to establish cooperation between the two countries through their respective fertilizer and mining entities for setting up of phosphate plants and projects in Syria. Syria has reserves of rock phosphate estimated at 1700 million m.t., the ministry says. Mining and fertilizer company General Company for...

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