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BAGHDAD | Mon Jul 11, 2011 12:46pm EDT
BAGHDAD (Reuters) – Iraq will open accounts at three European central banks to protect oil revenue from claims by commercial creditors when immunity at the U.S. Federal Reserve runs out, a senior central bank official said on Monday.
Iraq holds the bulk of proceeds from its oil export sales in the Development Fund of Iraq (DFI) account at the New York Fed but will lose legal immunity on that account next May.
It plans to move at least part of that money to central banks in Britain, France and the Netherlands where the money would be protected.








The Iraqi government is expected to sign a $12 billion gas deal with Royal Dutch Shell and Mitsubishi Corp on Tuesday, Dow Jones reported.
Iraq Petroleum 2011, is taking place in The Landmark Hotel, London on 12-14 July 2011.
Iraq participated diplomatic delegation acting substantive session of the Economic and Social Council, which is one of the principal organs of the UN Palais des Nations in Geneva, which will last until 29 this month.
Monday, July 11, 2011 14:51
BAGHDAD (Rn): Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, said Wednesday he will begin serious endeavors to persuade the political blocs to conduct a census before the end of this year, stressing that the government needs to Exact data to develop a booming strategic plans.
Baghdad, July 11 (Rn) – The Iraqi Council of Representatives on Monday, for receiving the work program of the government of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, consisting of 400 pages, indicating that the program will be distributed to the members of the House of Representatives in order to study it.