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* Iran to liberalize imports in March
* Oil revenues boost chances of five-year plan
* Iran says Qatar seeks joint consortium
* Italian firms to boost Iranian steel industry
* Iran militia seize 700 decoders for "satanic dishes"
* Iran in 300 mln euro steel deal with Italian firms
* MP lauds TotalFina's commitment to Iranian oil and gas
* Iranian official calls for US consulate in free zone
* Major gas terminal inagurated
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Friday,
January 28, 2000
* Iran sees oil income up $2 bln in year from March
TEHRAN, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Strong crude prices are likely to boost Iran
's oil income by more than $2 billion during the budget year beginning
in March, a senior Iranian official said on Thursday >>>
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Thursday
January 20, 2000
* Japan to resume trade insurance for Iran
TOKYO, Jan 27 (AFP) - Japan has decided to resume medium and long-term
trade insurance for an Iranian project following an eight-year freeze,
Kyodo News said Thursday, quoting trade and industry ministry sources >>> FULL
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* Iran to liberalize imports in March
January 26, 2000, TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - In an effort to boost foreign
trade, Iran will liberalize imports from the beginning of its third five-year
development plan, a customs official said Wednesday. The move, which will
go into effect on March 21, will include "all commodities that have
no legal or religious restrictions into the country," the official
Islamic Republic News Agency quoted the head of Iran 's customs administration,
Mehdi Karbasian, as saying >>>
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* Oil revenues boost chances of five-year plan
TEHRAN, Jan 27 (AFP) - Iran's oil revenues will soar by two billion
dollars to 11.2 billion in the year to March 2001, the country's planning
chief said Thursday, indicating that the government's five-year plan was
on track. Quoted by the official news agency IRNA, Vice-President Mohammad-Ami
Najafi, head of the planning and budget agency, forecast the creation of
3.6 million jobs over the five years >>>
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Wednesday
January 26, 2000
* Iran says Qatar seeks joint consortium
TEHRAN, Jan 26 (Reuters) - Qatar seeks a joint consortium with Iran
to carry oil and gas from the Gulf to Europe, the official Iranian news
agency IRNA said on Wednesday. It quoted visiting Qatari Foreign Ministry
Undersecretary Abdul-Rahman al-Attiyah as saying that Qatar was interested
in joint ventures and a consortium with Iran to transfer Gulf oil and gas
to Europe >>>
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* Italian firms to boost Iranian steel industry
TEHRAN, Jan 26 (AFP) - Iran signed Tuesday a 300 million dollar contract
to boost production at its largest steelworks with an Italian consortium
of three companies, a western business source said Wednesday. The consortium,
comprising Demag, Tech int and Irasco, is to increase annual output at
the Mobarakeh works near the central city of Isfahan from 3.4 million tonnes
of steel to 4.2 million >>>
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* Iran militia seize 700 decoders for "satanic dishes"
TEHRAN, Jan 26 (AFP) - Iran's Islamic militia seized 738 decoders for
banned satellite television reception in the south of the country, the
daily Jomhuri-Eslami reported Wednesday. The decoders was discovered hidden
a truck by the hardline Bassiji volunteer militia near the port of Lenqeh.
The driver had already fled, the paper said >>>
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Tuesday
January 25, 1999
* Iran in 300 mln euro steel deal with Italian firms
TEHRAN, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Iran signed a 300 million euro ($299 million)
deal with an Italian consortium on Tuesday for projects to boost steel
production at its Mobarakeh plant. Mostafa Moazenzadeh, head of Iran's
state steel company, said the consortium included Italo-Argantine steel
and manufacturing group Techint Compagnia Tecnica Internazionale and an
Italian division of Germany's SMS Demag >>>
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* MP lauds TotalFina's commitment to Iranian oil and gas
TEHRAN, Jan 25 (AFP) - An Iranian MP and former deputy oil minister
praised French oil major TotalFina Tuesday for its commitment to oil and
gas projects in the Islamic republic. "The Iranian people and government
will not forget those who, in difficult situations, have taken the appropriate
decisions on cooperation with Iran," >>>
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Monday
January 24, 1999
* Iranian official calls for US consulate in free zone
TEHRAN, Jan 23 (AFP) - The head of the free trade area on the Iranian
Gulf island of Kish called in an interview published Thursday for the United
States to be allowed to open a consulate on the island >>>
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* Major gas terminal inagurated
ASALUYEH, Iran, Jan 24 (AFP) - Iran Monday kicked off work on a major
gas terminal in the southern Gulf port of Asaluyeh to handle production
from the offshore South Pars field >>>
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