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December 04, 2013

Iran will 'immediately' export more oil once sanctions lifted
Vienna (AFP) Dec 3, 2013
Iran will "immediately" export more crude oil once sanctions are lifted in the wake of the international deal to roll back its nuclear programme, the country's oil minister said Tuesday. "Immediately we can" return to full export capacity of four million barrels per day, Iran Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh told reporters ahead of OPEC's meeting on oil production in Vienna on Wednesday. "We have no technical difficulties to expand our exports and to return to four millions barrels a day oil output," ... read more

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