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Egypt get oil in exchange for dropping Iraq's debt
Tomorrow Press / Baghdad: reports revealed that the Egyptian and Iraqi governments, the proposal on the Iraqi debt forgiveness in exchange for shares of oil.
He said the US Montier site, had been reached during a visit by Iraqi Prime Minister, Haider al-Abadi, to Cairo this month, a number of political, military and economic, which served as the end of the dispute between Cairo and Baghdad and expand areas of cooperation agreements.
An Egyptian official said the US site, "it was agreed to resolve all outstanding issues between the two countries, particularly the issue of Iraqi debt owed to Egypt."
The source, who attended the Abadi talks with Egyptian officials, "suggested the Iraqi debt forgiveness in exchange for a share of Iraq's oil, and economic agreements also included a re-write of the Egyptian labor and construction companies to Iraq."
The file of Iraq's debt crisis between the Egyptian and Iraqi governments, after the Central Bank of Iraq refused to pay $ 1.7 billion to Egypt.
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Tomorrow Press / Baghdad: reports revealed that the Egyptian and Iraqi governments, the proposal on the Iraqi debt forgiveness in exchange for shares of oil.
He said the US Montier site, had been reached during a visit by Iraqi Prime Minister, Haider al-Abadi, to Cairo this month, a number of political, military and economic, which served as the end of the dispute between Cairo and Baghdad and expand areas of cooperation agreements.
An Egyptian official said the US site, "it was agreed to resolve all outstanding issues between the two countries, particularly the issue of Iraqi debt owed to Egypt."
The source, who attended the Abadi talks with Egyptian officials, "suggested the Iraqi debt forgiveness in exchange for a share of Iraq's oil, and economic agreements also included a re-write of the Egyptian labor and construction companies to Iraq."
The file of Iraq's debt crisis between the Egyptian and Iraqi governments, after the Central Bank of Iraq refused to pay $ 1.7 billion to Egypt.
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