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Iraqi and international oil firms’ talks on first post-war deals are moving along …

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Negotiations between international oil companies and Iraq Oil Ministry officials appear to be progressing, despite protests at a conference in London. Iraq…

By Ben Lando of Iraq Oil Report
Published February 6, 2008

Negotiations between international oil companies and Iraq Oil Ministry officials appear to be progressing, despite protests at a conference in London. Iraq…

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