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Friday,
June 9, 2000
Transport and trade in oil and gas top ECO summit agenda
TEHRAN, June 9 (AFP) - The Economic Cooperation Organisation (ECO) summit
which starts here Saturday is expected to come up with a framework agreement
on "means of transport and exchange of energy resources" between
member countries, the IRNA news agency reported Friday. "We have
prepared a framework agreement which sets out means of transport and exchange
of energy resources between the member states of the ECO," Iranian
Foreign Minister Kamal Kharazi said late Thursday >>>
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* Transport and trade in oil and gas
top ECO summit
* US official sees no early end to Iran
oil sanctions
* Iranian imports up 10% -Report
* Iran aluminum output threatened
* Government seeks foreign oil investments
* Iran's non-oil exports take a plunge
* Fire hits oil pipeline in southern Iran
* Turkmen price stance clouds Caspian gas line future
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Thursday
June 8, 2000
US official sees no early end to Iran oil sanctions
NICE, France (Reuters) - A U.S. energy official said on Thursday Washington
was unlikely to end oil sanctions against Iran soon because of political
differences between the two countries. ``There are encouraging signs where
we have lifted sanctions on particular commodities such as pistachios and
rugs,'' said Robert Gee, Assistant Secretary for Fossil Fuel Energy at
the U.S. Department of Energy >>>
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Iranian imports up 10% -Report
June 6, TEHRAN - (Dow Jones)- Iran 's imports increased 10% to $2.2
billion in the first two months of the current Iranian year, which began
March 20, compared with the corresponding period last year, according to
a report issued by the Iranian Customs Administration Tuesday >>> FULL
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Wednesday
June 7, 2000
Iran aluminum output threatened
TEHRAN, June 7 (Reuters) - Government price regulations seriously threaten
Iran's fledgling aluminum output, raising concerns among producers of possible
heavy losses, Iran's Mine and Metals Minister Eshaq Jahangiri said on Wednesday
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Tuesday
June 6, 2000
Government seeks foreign oil investments
Boston, 5 June 2000 (RFE/RL) -- Iran's government seems to be making
a new push for foreign oil investment by confronting conservatives that
see outside interests as a threat. Reformers may see their recent victory
in parliamentary elections as a sign that it is time to act in Iran's economic
interest. RFE/RL's Michael Lelyveld reports >>>
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Monday
June 5, 2000
* Iran's non-oil exports take a plunge
TEHRAN, June 5 (AFP) - Iran's non-oil exports, including rugs, pistachios,
chemicals, copper and steel, were down 33 percent over thepast two months
compared with the same period last year, the state-run IRNA news agency
said Monday. The downward trend in April and May has triggered concern
among financial officials in Iran, IRNA said >>>
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