President Michelle Bachelet said on Thursday that Chile would build a new liquefied natural gas terminal in the country's central-south region.
State oil company Empresa Nacional del Petroleo (ENAP) will participate in the future construction, she said.
(Reporting by Santiago bureau, Editing by Franklin Paul)
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