NEW YORK, Nov. 8, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Wall Street Reporter recently interviewed Dr. Alex Becker, CEO of Manas Petroleum Corp. (OTCBB:MNAP). He explains the company's Production Sharing Agreements with the Albanian Government. The interview can be listened to or downloaded now at www.WallStreetReporter.com.
In reference to the company's 3,000 square kilometers in Albania, Alex Becker, CEO of Manas Petroleum Corp. tells WSR, "We believe the potential in Albania will be much, much bigger than what we had in our Kyrgyz property." Regarding the current undervaluation of the company's share price, Dr. Becker points out, "Right now, our share price is reflected mainly by our Kyrgyz property."
Highlights of the Interview:
* The company's two Production Sharing Agreements with the Albanian government. * Substantial infrastructure at the company's Albanian project, including pipelines leading to a 10,000-barrel-per-day refinery. * The security provided by the Albanian government, which is in the process of joining the European Union.
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About Manas Petroleum Corp.
Manas Petroleum Corp is a Switzerland-based international oil and gas exploration company. The company is currently focused on its assets in the Kyrgyz Republic, which is Central Asia's only Democracy and a member of the World Trade Organization, and Albania.
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