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UNDP, Japan Bank for International Cooperation to support Iraq reconstruction
October 26, 2007

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) have signed a landmark agreement for the provision of loans aimed helping reconstruction efforts in Iraq.
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Finance Signs Joining Iraq with International investment
October 24, 2007

Finance minister Baqir al-Zubaidi signed on the agreement of joining Iraq to the international institution for granting investment belongs to the international bank.
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Saudi investors awaits for opening embassy in Baghdad to enter Iraqi market
October 24, 2007

Saudi investors are awaiting the opening of the Saudi embassy in Baghdad in the upcoming stage to enter the Iraqi market and increase their share, while Saudi business sector is planning to open contacts with Saudi authorities to open a new border crossing with Iraq in Hafr al-Baten region, as well as reopening of Jadida Araar crossing.
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Iraq signed an agreement to protect investors from arbitrary actions
October 23, 2007

Iraqi Finance Minister, Baqir Jabr Zubaidi, announced that Iraq signed an agreement on Saturday with the International Agency for Protecting Investment by which the World Bank will allocate $ 17 billion to protect investors in Iraq from any possible arbitrary action.
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Sharp drop in violence in Iraq since June - ministry
October 23, 2007

Violence in Iraq has dropped by 70 percent since the end of June, when U.S. forces completed their build-up of 30,000 extra troops to stabilize the war-torn country, the Interior Ministry said on Monday.
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Higher demand for dollar, stable exchange rate in daily auction
October 22, 2007

Demand for the dollar was higher in the Iraqi Central Bank’s auction on Monday, reaching $114.880 million compared to $94.960 million on Sunday.
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2 Million Barrels Daily Oil Exports
October 9, 2007

The mount of the exported oil from the northern and southern borders reached almost 2,650 million barrels daily.
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Iraq Reconstruction Efforts Make Meaningful Progress, General Says
October 5, 2007

United States-backed programs designed to jump-start Iraq's battered infrastructure are making meaningful progress, a senior U.S. Army engineer general said in Baghdad today.
The United States has contributed more than $22 billion for projects to reconstruct Iraq's water, electricity and other infrastructure damaged by decades of neglect and war, Brig. Gen. Michael J. Walsh, commanding general of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Gulf Region Division, told reporters at a Baghdad news conference.
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Kurdistan seeking to produce 200 thousand barrels of oil daily

October 4, 2007

The German earthquake scientist, who works in Iraqi Kurdistan, near the oil fields of Taq Taq, said, "You can dig anywhere you want and crude oil will flow." For more than two years, foreign companies had searched and discovered oil in Kurdistan region. What they had discovered may not be as giant as the field of Papa Kurkur near Kirkuk, but oil companies and the Kurds are happy to do so. Iraq has 115 billion barrels of oil reserve, but it is believed that its real oil wealth is much higher.

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Heritage agrees Kurdish oil contract
October, 3 2007

Heritage Oil became the latest small company to strike an oil deal in Iraq when it won an oil producing license and a refinery contract with the regional government in Kurdistan yesterday.
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Iraq oil exports jump
October 2, 2007

Iraq's oil exports rose in September after the sale of nearly five million barrels of Kirkuk crude from the country's northern fields, shipping sources said on Tuesday.
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Waiting game over Iraq's oil reserves
October 1, 2007

In Iraq, oil companies face a dilemma. They can wait for the central government in Baghdad to agree a new oil law that will give them a legal framework in which they can operate, and for the security situation to become manageable.
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Iraq sells 2.5 million barrels Kirkuk oil to Exxon
September 28, 2007

Iraq has sold a total of 2.5 million barrels of Kirkuk crude to U.S. major Exxon Mobil (XOM.N: Quote, Profile, Research) and Turkish refiner Tupras (TUPRS.IS: Quote, Profile, Research) in a tender, an Iraq oil ministry source said on Wednesday.
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Iraq urged to spread power to provinces
September 22, 2007

Frustrated with Iraq's deadlocked central government, the Bush administration is pushing for more power to be given to Iraq's provincial councils; in the hope that local elected leaders will be more accountable to the people they serve.
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Saturday's meeting in New York to discuss the reconstruction of Iraq
September 23, 2007

Major countries, donor parties and Iraq's neighbors will meet at the United Nations headquarters in New York on Saturday, to discuss ways to rebuild the devastated country where acts of violence and political disputes have aborted so far the international efforts.
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Iraq owes Russia 13 billion dollars
September 21, 2007

Iraqi Foreign Minister, Hoshyar Zebari, said that the Iraqi debt owed to Russia hit 13 billion dollars. Zebari stressed during a press conference that talks on the removal of part of these debts do not affect the prospects of Russian companies working in Iraq. It is noteworthy that Russia pledged to write off 80% of the debt owed by Iraq according to the decisions of the Paris Club.
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A Vital Oil Law for Iraqis
September 13, 2007

Joshua Partlow's Sept. 5 article on the Iraqi oil law ["Missteps and Mistrust Mark the Push for Legislation"] mistakenly took issue with the U.S. effort to mediate among Iraqi leaders to achieve an agreement on a law to regulate the country's hydrocarbon sector.
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Iraq Benchmark Assessment Report

September 14, 2007

Section 1314 of the Act states that the President is to submit to Congress two reports assessing the status of each of the 18 benchmarks contained in the Act and declaring whether, in the President’s judgment, satisfactory progress is being achieved with respect to those 18 benchmarks. These benchmarks relate to Government of Iraq actions believed to be important to advance reconciliation within Iraqi society, to improve the security of the Iraqi population, to provide essential services to the population, and to promote its economic well-being. Iraqi Government efforts to achieve these benchmarks complement other U.S. and Iraqi collaborative actions as part of the New Way Forward.

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Iraq: Energy profile
September 14, 2007

Iraq has the world’s third largest proven petroleum reserves and some of the lowest extraction costs, although just a fraction of its known fields are in development.
According to the March 2007, review by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), in 2006, crude oil export revenues represented around 60 percent of GDP and 89 percent of government revenues. In 2006, the U.S Department of Energy’s Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported that Iraq was the world’s 15th biggest oil producer and Iraq meets approximately 94 percent of its energy needs with petroleum.
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Follow the Money
September 13, 2007

While the Democrats in the Congress were calling General Petraeus a liar for arguing that things were getting better in Iraq, one of our favorite publications — Grant's Interest Rate Observer — was circulating around town with a cover story called "Strongest currency, best bourse." It turns out that is in neither Switzerland nor Britain nor Japan nor America but Iraq, which, Grant's reports, "has turned into a capital magnet." Says it: "The only thing stronger than the Iraqi currency is the Baghdad stock market." And it adds this classic Grantian formulation: "Money is sometimes misinformed, but it is never insincere. Something is afoot in Iraq.
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Iraq Oil, Gas, Petrochemical & Electricity Summit concludes
September 10, 2007

The leading figures from within the global energy sector gathered in Dubai on 2-4 September 2007 for the Iraq Oil, Gas, Petrochemical & Electricity Summit, the world's first event organized to consider the future of Iraq's abundant energy resources through direct consultation with the international private sector.
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Iraq Violence Drops as Economy Revives, Officials Say
September 07, 2007

The plus-up of U.S. forces has contributed to a marked decrease in sectarian attacks and other violence across Iraq, while a bevy of programs is breathing life into the country's battered infrastructure and economy, U.S. officials told reporters.
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Lack of legal framework keeps oil investors out of Iraq

September 2, 2007

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates: Iraqi government officials and energy experts presented detailed plans for exploiting the wartorn country's vast petroleum wealth but admitted that the absence of a law regulating the industry is a bigger obstacle than security to attracting foreign investment.

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Iraqs Economy to Grow 6%
September 5, 2007

Improved security is boosting Iraq's war-ravaged economy which is heading for growth of more than six percent this year, a senior US official said on Wednesday, supporting IMF projections.
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The State of Iraq: An Update
September 4, 2007

By JASON CAMPBELL, MICHAEL O'HANLON and AMY UNIKEWICZ

IN advance of the much-anticipated Congressional testimony next week of Ryan Crocker, the ambassador to Iraq, and Gen. David Petraeus, the top United States military commander, many have agreed on what appear to be two crucial realities in Iraq: there is military momentum for combined American-Iraqi forces and there is political paralysis in Baghdad. While the recent Government Accountability Office report on the 18 benchmarks set out by Congress in May gave a very pessimistic view, our data above, culled from official Iraqi and American sources and press reports, support a more mixed picture.
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Iraq Shi'ite, Sunni officials meet in Finland
September 4, 2007

HELSINKI (Reuters) - Officials from Iraq's warring Shi'ite and Sunni Arabs agreed to work towards ending sectarian violence crippling the country, a local group that organised the meeting in Finland said on Tuesday.
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The Tide Is Turning in Iraq
September 4, 2007

By KIMBERLY KAGAN

The initial concept of the "surge" strategy in Iraq was to secure Baghdad and its immediate environs, which is why its proper name was the "Baghdad Security Plan." But as President Bush pointed out during his surprise trip to Iraq, operations and events on the ground are already showing successes well beyond Baghdad in Anbar, Diyala and Salahaddin provinces -- formerly al Qaeda strongholds and hotbeds of the Sunni insurgency.
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U.S. Shifts Iraq Focus
September 4, 2007

By YOCHI J. DREAZEN and PHILIP SHISHKIN in Iraq, and GREG JAFFE

The Bush administration is quietly moving toward a major shift in Iraq policy, driven by successes in formerly intractable insurgent strongholds combined with dispiriting failures at fostering national reconciliation.
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UK's Brown pledges Iraq policy stability
September 4, 2007

Prime Minister Gordon Brown pledged Tuesday to keep Britain's Iraq policy in line with that of the United States, seeking to allay fears the country's move out of the southern city of Basra marked the start of a major withdrawal.
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Iraq's parliament reconvenes after break
September 4, 2007

Iraq's parliament reconvened Tuesday after a monthlong summer break but it was not immediately clear whether it would be taking up key benchmark legislation demanded by Washington.
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