Parliamentary Energy: bureaucracy and corruption are driving international oil companies to leave
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Parliamentary Energy: bureaucracy and corruption are driving international oil companies to leave
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[size=14.6667][ltr]I went back to the Commission on oil and energy parliamentary Many international oil companies operating in Iraq, intends to withdraw and leave the country because of the bureaucracy and corruption that it faces.
A member of the Commission on oil and energy parliamentary, Qassim Mohammed, said that the information received by the Commission confirms the intention of a number of international oil companies operating in Iraq to withdraw because of the bureaucratic and financial and administrative corruption, pointing out that the harassment practiced against oil companies operating in the Ahdab field, specifically the Chinese company, as happened Previously in Rumaila.
Muhammad and revealed the presence of interference in the work of those companies by influential elements, likely to see in 2014 the current, the withdrawal of a number of these oil companies because of the problems faced by both the security, or ill-treatment by the ministries.[/ltr][/size]
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[size=14.6667][ltr]I went back to the Commission on oil and energy parliamentary Many international oil companies operating in Iraq, intends to withdraw and leave the country because of the bureaucracy and corruption that it faces.
A member of the Commission on oil and energy parliamentary, Qassim Mohammed, said that the information received by the Commission confirms the intention of a number of international oil companies operating in Iraq to withdraw because of the bureaucratic and financial and administrative corruption, pointing out that the harassment practiced against oil companies operating in the Ahdab field, specifically the Chinese company, as happened Previously in Rumaila.
Muhammad and revealed the presence of interference in the work of those companies by influential elements, likely to see in 2014 the current, the withdrawal of a number of these oil companies because of the problems faced by both the security, or ill-treatment by the ministries.[/ltr][/size]
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