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Prime Minister Al-Sudani Meets with Leading International Oil Companies

Baghdad – Prime Minister Mohammed S. Al-Sudani presided over a high-level meeting with executives from major international oil companies operating in Iraq. The session focused on strengthening cooperation, enhancing energy sector performance, and addressing key operational and investment-related matters to support Iraq’s economic growth and energy development goals.

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