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No clarity on Iraq-KRG oil export flap
Mixed messages from Iraq as Oil Minister comes out against Kurdish oil exports.
Published May 13, 2009
By SAMUEL CISZUK
IHS Global Insight
News of a breakthrough in relations between the KRG and the Iraqi central government received a major setback yesterday after Oil Minister Hussein al-Shahristani called the production-sharing agreements (PSAs) between the KRG and IOCs "illegal and illegitimate" in media comments, indicating that while the KRG is allowed to export oil, the oil companies would not be reimbursed for their investment.
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