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Political Tensions Delay Iraq Oil Law

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1Political Tensions Delay Iraq Oil Law Empty Political Tensions Delay Iraq Oil Law Tue Jan 31, 2012 8:20 am

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Political Tensions Delay Iraq Oil Law

Posted on 31 January 2012. Tags: hydrocarbon law, oil law

The current political tensions in Iraq are likely to delay the finalisation of a new hydrocarbon law for more than a year, according to Reuters.

“With these chronic political differences I can’t see any possibility of having an oil law this year,” said Adel Barwari, a Kurdish adviser to Maliki.

“If the [differences] were, say for example, 2 or 3 percent, I would say yes we could have a law, but the percentage is much higher.”

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Bye the sea


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Whoa....now there's a shot at failed negotiations.

Who knows what to believe, but it sounds like the Kurds aren't happy....

Best regards, bye the sea

3Political Tensions Delay Iraq Oil Law Empty Re: Political Tensions Delay Iraq Oil Law Tue Jan 31, 2012 11:47 am

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the Kurds won't wait one year for this to be done & with art 140 to be implemented as part of an agreement for the list to come back the oil & gas law needs to be in place for it & well as the other things promised to get the list back need to be done I think oil & gas law was one of them.

4Political Tensions Delay Iraq Oil Law Empty here we go. another year Tue Jan 31, 2012 2:12 pm

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Shredd wrote:Political Tensions Delay Iraq Oil Law

Posted on 31 January 2012. Tags: hydrocarbon law, oil law

The current political tensions in Iraq are likely to delay the finalisation of a new hydrocarbon law for more than a year, according to Reuters.

“With these chronic political differences I can’t see any possibility of having an oil law this year,” said Adel Barwari, a Kurdish adviser to Maliki.

“If the [differences] were, say for example, 2 or 3 percent, I would say yes we could have a law, but the percentage is much higher.”

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