Monday, 28 January 2008 07:04
Our Middle East Editor
As international pressure continues on companies not to invest in Iran, the Iranians themselves are calling for western energy companies previously committed to three huge LNG projects to sign contracts by June this year or face being dropped from the ventures.
As international pressure continues on companies not to invest in Iran, the Iranians themselves are calling for western energy companies previously committed to three huge LNG projects to sign contracts by June this year or face being dropped from the ventures.
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January 2008
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