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

11 reports, 4 independent Updated Sep 10
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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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  1. New deals include a Chevron pipeline partnership and ConocoPhillips acquiring interest from BP.1 source
  2. Chevron is seeking to transport crude oil out of Iraq via a potential pipeline route running through Syria.Sub-event
  3. The Iraqi cabinet has approved a contract related to the country's oil development plans.Sub-event
  4. Chevron entered talks over an oilfield in Iraq, while Lukoil transferred its operations to Basra Oil Company.Sub-event
  5. Chevron Corporation renews partnership talks with Iraq to boost oil production.1 source

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