World’s oil companies watch hopefully as Iraqis negotiate new governmentBP, ExxonMobil, Shell have struck cooperation or training deals with Iraq; Total invites engineers for training Laurence Frost Associated Press Business Writer
As Iraq’s political factions move closer to forming a new government, the world’s oil leaders are dusting off their Baghdad Rolodexes with an eye toward lucrative production agreements.
Through 15 years of conflict and sanctions, major oil companies never lost sight of Iraq’s massive proven reserve....
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