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| Iraq to invest $4 billion in oil infrastructure |
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| Iraq plans to invest $4 billion to build oil refineries and improve ageing infrastructure, Finance Minister Bayan Jabor said. |
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| The latest on Iraq reconstruction from the Iraq Project and Contracting Office |
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| Prior to Saddam Hussein’s oppressive regime, Iraq was the second richest country in the Gulf region. |
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| State owned companies participate in Iraq reconstruction |
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| The Diala Electric Industry Company, which belongs to the Ministry of Industry and Minerals, signed a contract with the Ministry of Oil to provide six electricity distribution units at a cost of 24 million Iraqi dinars. |
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| Iraq edges towards new oil law |
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| The Iraqi government is making progress in resolving internal debates on a bill to regulate the oil and gas industry but it will not go to parliament for at least a couple of months, a senior government official said. |
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| Iraqi government considers spending boost in 2007 budget |
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| Iraq’s government is considering an expansive budget for next year to stimulate its ravaged economy in a finance bill that should go to parliament by the end of next month, a senior government official said. |
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| Baghdad flourishes in post-Saddam Iraq |
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| Hassan Abu Taha is a busy man these days. His shop in central Baghdad is constantly full of people looking to buy a popular symbol of freedom in a post-Saddam Iraq— the cell phone. |
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Full Story Friday, August 25, 2006 |
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| Iran to offer $1b credit line for Iraq’s economic projects |
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| Iran intends to establish a $1b credit line in Iraq to encourage investment and participation in the country’s major economic projects. |
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Full Story Friday, August 25, 2006 |
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| Oil majors maneuver for prime position in Iraq |
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| The world’s top oil companies are maneuvering intently to win a stake in their oilfield of choice when Iraq finally opens to multibillion dollar investment. |
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