Oman's crude oil and condensates production in July 2017 stood at 29,977,000 barrels, a daily average of 967,000 barrels, according to the monthly report published by the Ministry of Oil and Gas.

Further, the total quantities of crude oil exported abroad in July 2017 stood at 25,440,811 barrels, a daily average of 820,671 barrels, recording a rise of 1.97 percent compared to June 2017, when calculating the daily average, the report was quoted by Oman News Agency, ONA, as saying.

The import quantities of Oman oil dropped by 8.59 percent for the third consecutive month, compared to June 2017, to reach 65.38 percent. However, China still imports the bulk of the total quantities of Omani oil. Quantities imported by Taiwan fell, as well, by 8.12 percent compared to the previous month.

Oil quantities imported by Japan and India, however, rose by 3.63 percent and 1.47 percent, respectively. During July 2017, quantities of Omani oil was shipped for the first time to Myanmar, the United States and Malaysia.

Source: Wam