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* Trade body head seeks Western ties
* Iran says oil rally will not rattle OPEC
* Parliament modifies government's price hike plans
* Press keeps up attack on Caspian oil pipelines accord
* Work begins on Iranian-Ukrainian medium-haul plane
* Caspian pipeline accord reached
* BG, Agip in running for next big Iran oil deal
* Iran says two refineries vulnerable to Y2K problem
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Wednesday
November 24, 1999
* Iran cuts oil sales to stay within OPEC quota
LONDON, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Iran is taking decisive steps to stay within
its OPEC quota for November and December, wiping off close to 20 million
barrels of crude oil loadings from this month's export programme, industry
officials said on Wednesday ... FULL
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Tuesday
November 23, 1999
* Trade body head seeks Western ties
TEHRAN, Nov 23 (Reuters) - Iran's leading business advocate said Western
countries could guarantee normal relations with the Islamic republic by
establishing deep-rooted economic links. Ali-Naqi Khamoushi -- president
of Iran's Chamber of Commerce, Industries and Mines -- also said Iran had
no choice but to attract foreign investment to boost its troubled economy
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* Iran says oil rally will not rattle OPEC
DUBAI, Nov 23 (Reuters) - Giant oil producer Iran said on Tuesday that
the current oil price rally and Iraq's decision to halt oil exports after
a dispute with the United Nations would not prompt a sudden OPEC production
increase ... FULL
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Monday
November 22, 1999
* Parliament modifies government's price hike plans
TEHRAN, Nov 21 (AFP) - Iran's conservative-led parliament Sunday rejected
a plan by the reformist government to ensure rises in the price of fuel
and power over the next five years, state radio reported. At the end of
a closed-door session on President Mohammad Khatami's five-year economic
plan, MP's voted to make the government justify a price increase in each
annual budget ... FULL
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* Press keeps up attack on Caspian oil pipelines accord
TEHRAN, Nov 21 (AFP) - The Iranian press kept up its attack Sunday on
a US-inspired agreement for pipelines from the resource-rich Caspian Sea
to run through Turkey instead of Iran, with one paper calling it a "hostile
act." "Whether the American like it or not, a pipeline through
Iran and oil swaps on the Caspian are the most economical ways to transport
the Caspian Sea's energy resources to world markets," said the conservative
Kayhan international ... FULL
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Friday,
November 19, 1999
* Work begins on Iranian-Ukrainian medium-haul plane
TEHRAN, Nov 18 (AFP) - President Mohammad Khatami on Thursday ceremonially
started assembly of the Iran 140 medium-haul Iranian-Ukrainian plane at
Shahin Shahr in central Iran, the official IRNA news agency said ... FULL TEXT
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Thursday
November 18, 1999
* Caspian pipeline accord reached
ISTANBUL, Turkey President Clinton said Thursday a deal to
send Caspian Sea oil to world markets without going through Russia or Iran
will help ensure that no country can choke off the global energy supply.
As Clinton watched, the leaders of Turkey, Azerbaijan and Georgia signed
a series of agreements to build a 1,080-mile oil pipeline from the rich
fields of Azerbaijan through Georgia to Turkey's Mediterranean port of
Ceyhan. In addition, a gas pipeline will be built from Turkmenistan through
Turkey ... FULL
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* BG, Agip in running for next big Iran oil deal
LONDON, Nov 17 (Reuters) - Iran hopes to award another big oilfield
deal -- sealing its first onshore energy development with a foreign firm
in two decades -- by the end of this year, its deputy Oil Minister for
International Affairs said on Wednesday. ``We are discussing the Darkhovin
field not only with the Italian company Agip but also with other companies
like British Gas (quote from Yahoo! UK & Ireland: BG.L),'' Seyed Mehdi
Hosseini told reporters at an oil conference in London.... FULL TEXT
* Iran says two refineries vulnerable to Y2K problem
TEHRAN, Nov 18 (Reuters) - Iran's two newest refineries face possible
disruption from the millennium computer bug, largely for lack of key information
from U.S. and other vendors, the head of the country's Y2K compliance programme
said ... FULL
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