The Report focuses on the changing strategies and behavior of NOCs and the impact NOC activities will have on the future supply, security, and pricing of oil.

The Sudan Oil Conference closed with a statement calling for transparency in the management of oil revenues, and the “operationalization” of the country’s National Petroleum Commission (NPC).

An oil conference urged Sudan to adopt a transparent and accountable system in oil management and enforce adopted mechanism of equitable oil distribution

The total oil revenue of southern Sudan amounted 865 millions US dollars in September 2006

ECOS, together with the New Sudan Indigenous NGOs (NESI), held a two-day Conference on "Oil and the Future of Sudan” in Juba, southern Sudan on 1-2 November 2006

Southern Sudan received more than $700 million as part of a deal to end more than two decades of civil war

Foreign firms seeking a share of Sudan's multimillion dollar oil industry flocked to a business conference, hoping that peace in the south would unlock potential oil wealth.

The Minister of Finance of South Sudan Government said that the existing registers and documents assured the credibility of the oil revenues and accounts.

In an interview Aleu described those saying that the government of Southern Sudan has misused its share of oil revenue as enemies of peace

The Commission is expected to treat the knotty question of the real amount of oil produced in Sudan