(1)Japan, Iran finalize Azadegan oil development deal

(1)Japan, Iran finalize Azadegan oil development deal

TEHRAN, Iran - Kunihiko Matsuo (L), president of INPEX Corp. of Japan, and Seyed Mehdi Mirmoezi, general manager of National Iranian Oil Company, smile in Tehran on Feb. 18 after signing a final agreement on Feb. 18 on an oil development project in Azadegan, southwestern Iran.

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