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Iraq wants time limit on oil-for-food deal
Iraq, Economics, 9/9/1997
Mohamed Saed El Sahaf, the Iraqi foreign minister, appealed to the UN yesterday to set a six-month time limit for the arrival of humanitarian goods sent to Iraq under oil-for-food deal.
Al Sahaf said in a letter to U.N secretary-general that Iraq would not accept what there was no time limit for the arrival of food and medicine.
Iraq is allowed to export oil worth 2 billion US dollars over six months in exchange for essential supplies for the same period,
Sahaf said in his letter, Al Ahram reported today.
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