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Iraq grants oil exploration permission to TPAO

Source: Zaman.com
Baghdad : Iraq | 3 months ago  
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Releasing a written statement Yıldız said, “Baghdad's decision is an important development for our neighborly relations ... and for drawing up mutual projects." Baghdad, possibly during a visit by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, due in October. International Ltd -- was struck when five...
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