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The document discusses the history and importance of oil in Kuwait. It notes that oil was first discovered in Kuwait in 1937 at the Bahra oil field. Some of the largest oil fields in Kuwait include the Burgan Oil Field, Umm Gudair Oil Fields, and Sabriyah Oil Field. Oil is beneficial as it is used to make plastics, generate electricity, power trains and produce colors. The document suggests ways to preserve Kuwait's oil supply for future generations such as developing modern technology and carefully studying reservoirs before production.
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- 1. title : Oil in kuwait Name : kholood Al-shammire English course 090/60 Buthaina AlOthman teacher name :
- 2. Agenda *Definition of oil . * History of oil in kuwait . * The largest fields of oil in Kuwait . * Benefits of oil . * Useful ways to preserve oil in kuwait .
- 4. Oil was first discovered in kuwait at 1937 {{ Bahra }}
- 5. Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Qatar, Syria, and the United Arab Emirates Countries it was exported to :
- 6. Burgan Oil Field Umm Gudair Oil Fields Kuwait Pipe Industries & Oil Services Co Sabriyah Oil Field Mina Al Ahmadi Refinery Mina Abdullah Refinery Kuwait Oil Tankers Company
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- 10. http://express.howstuffworks .com/exp-oil.htm http://www.kpc.com.kw/ AboutKPC/KuwaitOilHistory/default.aspx http://express.howstuffworks .com/exp-oil.htm Thank you for listening References