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ONGC Hopes To Tap Into Giant Iranian Oil And Gas Fields

March 2008 | Industry News

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India's leading upstream exploration group Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) is hoping to sign an agreement with the Iranian government to develop two huge oil and gas fields in the country.

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