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Al-Maliki stressed that Exxon Mobil activity is consistent with the Constitution
Monday, 21 January 2013 17: 13
{Baghdad: Euphrates news}
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki during a meeting with Executive Director of Exxon Mobil on his activity should be consistent with the Iraqi Constitution explanation "that the oil belongs to all Iraqis."
According to a statement issued by the information Office of the Prime Minister received {Euphrates news} "Maliki today received Chairman and CEO of Exxon Mobil, Rex tylerson and reviewed with the company's activities and working conditions in Iraq".
The statement quoted al-Maliki as saying that "it is essential that Exxon Mobil activity is consistent with the Iraqi Constitution that oil belongs to all Iraqis."
"The Iraqi extracted oil partners in any point of Iraq cannot be partners in Basra and other partners in other regions".
Al-Maliki said that "the oil Ministry will do all it can to solve the problems and obstacles to the work of the oil companies operating in Iraq, and Iraq has very large investment opportunities for investment".
Tylerson said his company was keen to "continue and expand its work in Iraq, and that it would take important decisions in this area."
JThe relationship between the Government and the territory deteriorated earlier due to recent contract with Exxon Mobil, away from Federal Oil Ministry called for the Federal Government to not pay the oil companies in the Kurdistan region as a result of the severance of the territorial Government provide the Centre with the export of 175 barrels of oil imports go to the Central Government.
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Monday, 21 January 2013 17: 13
{Baghdad: Euphrates news}
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki during a meeting with Executive Director of Exxon Mobil on his activity should be consistent with the Iraqi Constitution explanation "that the oil belongs to all Iraqis."
According to a statement issued by the information Office of the Prime Minister received {Euphrates news} "Maliki today received Chairman and CEO of Exxon Mobil, Rex tylerson and reviewed with the company's activities and working conditions in Iraq".
The statement quoted al-Maliki as saying that "it is essential that Exxon Mobil activity is consistent with the Iraqi Constitution that oil belongs to all Iraqis."
"The Iraqi extracted oil partners in any point of Iraq cannot be partners in Basra and other partners in other regions".
Al-Maliki said that "the oil Ministry will do all it can to solve the problems and obstacles to the work of the oil companies operating in Iraq, and Iraq has very large investment opportunities for investment".
Tylerson said his company was keen to "continue and expand its work in Iraq, and that it would take important decisions in this area."
JThe relationship between the Government and the territory deteriorated earlier due to recent contract with Exxon Mobil, away from Federal Oil Ministry called for the Federal Government to not pay the oil companies in the Kurdistan region as a result of the severance of the territorial Government provide the Centre with the export of 175 barrels of oil imports go to the Central Government.
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