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said Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki yesterday that he expected to complete a deal to export additional quantities of crude oil to India during his visit to New Delhi over the next few days. Iraq was the largest supplier to India in June, ahead of Saudi Arabia. Imports fell Delhi of Iranian oil because of the sanctions imposed on Tehran after it was the second largest supplier to India. There are Indian energy companies interested in exploration projects for Iraqi oil and refining, and perhaps lead Maliki's visit, which lasts four days to conclude some preliminary agreements relating to inject Indian investments in Iraq. Maliki said in a press conference in the Iraqi capital Baghdad before heading to India that Iraq welcomed India's desire to cooperate in the field of energy, which includes an agreement with India for the supply of oil, as quoted by Reuters. Fell and India's imports of Iranian crude to less than half compared to a year ago, up to 140800 barrels per day in June, and became the company «Essar Oil is the only Indian company which continues to import oil from the Islamic Republic are subject to sanctions. And exacerbated tensions between Iran and Iraq for decades, and fought a war in the eighties of the twentieth century, but focusing now on the struggle for market share at a time when Tehran impact of Western sanctions on sales of oil.
said a press statement issued by the prime minister's office, received the «Middle East »copy of it, that al-Maliki« went straight from the airport in New Delhi to one of the largest Indian hospitals who seek treatment in which the number of Iraqis to inspect their condition, and the face of addressing some of the expense of the Iraqi Ministry of Health », pointing out that the official talks between the Iraqi delegation and the Indian side will begin today
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