Companies / Iraq

Lukoil Set To Revive US$4bn Iraq Contract

January 2007 | Contract News

Russian oil and gas producer Lukoil plans to revive a US$4bn contract agreed during the Saddam Hussein era in Iraq, according to a report in UK newspaper The Independent on Sunday.

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