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To: Tomas who wrote (1899)11/15/2000 10:09:51 PM
From: Tomas  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2742
 
Chevron CEO Wants US Review of Iran, Libya Sanctions

LONDON, November 14 (Energy24) - Chevron Chief Executive Officer David O'Reilly on Tuesday said he wanted to see an early review of United States' sanctions on Iran and Libya which are preventing some western oil investment in the two countries.

O'Reilly expressed his optimism that President Clinton’s executive order banning US activity would come to an end.
But O’Reilly also indicated any change in policy would not happen before the next administration, from whichever party, takes office in January.

U.S. oil firms have been stung by a series of unilateral sanctions and extra-territorial measures against Iran and Libya.

Earlier this year, a spokesman for the US Chamber of Commerce told energy24 American business would ‘fight tooth and nail’ to resist any attempt to renew or prolong the sanctions against Iran or Libya.