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Iraq and Turkmenistan Discuss Gas Imports | Iraq Business News - Vimarsana News

Iraq and Turkmenistan Discuss Gas Imports | Iraq Business News

By John Lee. During a meeting with Turkmenistan's Minister of State for Gas Affairs, Iraq's Deputy Prime Minister for Energy and Minister of Oil expressed the desire to enhance bilateral cooperation in the oil and energy sectors. They discussed expanding mutual collaboration in these fields, highlighting the potential both countries possess. Emphasis was placed on

Iraq and Turkmenistan: Preliminary Agreement on Gas Import - Vimarsana News

Iraq and Turkmenistan: Preliminary Agreement on Gas Import

By John Lee. Iraq and Turkmenistan have reached a preliminary agreement to enhance cooperation in the gas sector, specifically concerning the importation of gas into Iraq. The Deputy Minister of Oil for Gas Affairs, Mr. Azat Saber, said that a high-level government delegation held meetings with gas sector officials in Turkmenistan. The two parties have

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YEREVAN, JUNE 6, ARMENPRESS. Water levels in Armenia’s reservoirs, especially large ones, are low and the authorities could authorize additional drainage from Lake Sevan for irrigation purposes, a senior government official said Tuesday.

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YEREVAN, JUNE 6, ARMENPRESS. Water levels in Armenia’s reservoirs, especially large ones, are low and the authorities could authorize additional drainage from Lake Sevan for irrigation purposes, a senior government official said Tuesday.

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YEREVAN, JUNE 6, ARMENPRESS. Water levels in Armenia’s reservoirs, especially large ones, are low and the authorities could authorize additional drainage from Lake Sevan for irrigation purposes, a senior government official said Tuesday.