Iraq believed to buy 250,000 tonnes wheat from Australia – traders

HAMBURG, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Iraq’s state grains buyer is believed to have purchased about 250,000 tonnes of wheat expected to be sourced from Australia in an international tender restricted to a limited number of participants this week, European traders said on Friday. European traders said the wheat was believed to have been bought at an estimated $428 a tonne c&f free

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India, Iraq explores ways to diversify trade from oil to non-oil sectors

Synopsis The two sides held wide-ranging talks during the second round of the India-Iraq Foreign Office Consultations in Baghdad where the Indian delegation was led by Ausaf Sayeed, Secretary (CPV & OIA), while Iraq's delegation was led by Hisham Al Alawi, Undersecretary for Political Planning Affairs from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Iraq.   India and I

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Mansuriya deal collapsing after Sinopec requests contract overhaul

The Oil Ministry is considering a backup plan of offering the gas field in a new contract licensing round.  Iraq appears to be on the verge of losing a deal to develop one of its largest free gas fields after China's Sinopec asked for fundamental changes to a contract that was awarded by the previous government. The end of the Mansuriya deal would represent a setback in Iraq

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4,500-Year-Old Sumerian Palace Discovered in Iraq Desert. By Nisha Zahid

4,500-Year-Old Sumerian Palace Discovered in Iraq Desert. Credit: Public Domain Since 2015, a team of British Museum-affiliated archaeologists has been excavating the site formerly known as Tello, where the ancient city of Girsu once stood, in the southern plains of Iraq. Dr. Sebastien Rey supervised the excavation team that found the Sumerian palace in modern-day Iraq, w

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