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Iran plans bond issue to finance South Pars,
cope with sanctions

NICOSIA — Iran intends to issue billions of dollars in bonds to develop its largest natural gas reserves.

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Officials said the regime of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad would raise $7 billion to finance development of South Pars gas field, Middle East Newsline reported.

They said the bonds were meant to compensate for Western withdrawal from Iran's energy sector.


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"Soon, we will issue international bonds worth five billion euro for the development of this field that Iran shares with Qatar," Pars Oil and Gas Co. managing director Ali Vakili said. "The bonds will be issued in 500 million euro in installments."

Vakili said United Nations sanctions would not block the bond issue for South Pars development. He said that by March 2011 Iran would invest $13 billion to develop the field.



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