Egypt’s monthly payments to international oil companies for the state’s share of output from oil and gas fields has risen more than 7% from USD 700 mn in July to USD 750 mn monthly in September thanks to the rising price of oil and a ramp up in production, an unnamed Oil Ministry source is quoted by the domestic press as saying. Egypt receives a portion of oil and gas produced by international companies and pays the companies at global prices.
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