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Iraq’s Oil Minister: Ready to support any decision by OPEC+ about future output policy

Updated: 30 Oct. 2020 | 10:47

Iraq Oil Minister HE Ihsan Abdul Jabbar Ismaael said in a local media outlet that they will support any decision by the OPEC and its allies (OPEC+) about future oil output policy.

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