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Kurdistan oil drama continues : 
The Kurdistan Oil Industry Association (EPICOR) responded to the statements of the Federal Oil Minister about resuming oil exports from Kurdistan within hours,
stressing that there has been no official communication with its member companies to conclude new agreements that guarantee payment of dues for previous and future exports, confirming that it will not resume exports today.
The association said in a statement, that “international oil companies are seeking to reach an agreement before resuming oil exports.”
“EPICOR member companies are ready to resume exports immediately when an agreement is reached to pay for our past and future exports in accordance with existing legal contracts and commercial guidelines,” she added on Friday.
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The Kurdistan Oil Industry Association (EPICOR) responded to the statements of the Federal Oil Minister about resuming oil exports from Kurdistan within hours,
stressing that there has been no official communication with its member companies to conclude new agreements that guarantee payment of dues for previous and future exports, confirming that it will not resume exports today.
The association said in a statement, that “international oil companies are seeking to reach an agreement before resuming oil exports.”
“EPICOR member companies are ready to resume exports immediately when an agreement is reached to pay for our past and future exports in accordance with existing legal contracts and commercial guidelines,” she added on Friday.
Look - it happens, when it happens
