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  1. Iraq is seeking to expand its oil production and refining capacity, leading to a new partnership deal reviving Chevron's presence in the country.
  2. The Iraqi cabinet has approved a contract related to the country's oil development plans.

Agreements were signed on oil, gas, and pipelines involving Iraqi officials and Western energy companies.

4 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 19
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Agreements were signed on oil, gas, and pipelines involving Iraqi officials and Western energy companies.

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  1. AEE signs a partnership declaration with Iraq.Sub-event
  2. Iraqi officials signed agreements regarding oil, gas, and pipelines with Western energy companies.1 source

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The Iraqi cabinet has approved a contract related to the country's oil development plans. All 1 developments

Within Iraq is seeking to expand its oil production and refining capacity, leading to a new partnership deal reviving Chevron's presence in the country.

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