Russia gets access to Iran’s oil fields

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Despite the sanctions pressure and attempts to explicitly interfere in Russia's trade affairs, Russian companies are entering the Iranian oil market. Zarubezhneft is the first Russian company to sign contracts with the National Oil Company of Iran. After signing the contracts, Zarubezhneft will have access to the Iranian fields Aban and West Peydar, where a consortium will be created with the local company Dana Energy.

According to the information agency TASS, the first memorandums of intent for the Russian company to enter the Iranian fields mentioned were signed in 2016.



Russia gets access to Iran’s oil fields


It was noted that the Russian company intends to take part in the development of four more relatively large deposits in Iran, among which one is gas: Kish.

Recall that in relation to the Iranian oil industry, international sanctions were lifted after the signing of the so-called “nuclear deal”. Now in the United States, as you know, the idea is being advanced about canceling the previously reached agreement. Due to disagreements with President Trump on this issue, Secretary of State Tillerson lost his chair the day before.
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  1. +6
    14 March 2018 11: 03
    What a blow for our western and middle eastern partners
    1. +1
      14 March 2018 11: 08
      Quote: Dormidont
      What a blow for our western and middle eastern partners

      I would not be so optimistic, most likely these deposits either did not attract the attention of Western companies, or they began to be cautious because of the discontent of the USA ...
      1. +8
        14 March 2018 11: 26
        - “Fat” will become even thicker. The salaries of "big officials" are higher. Hooray comrades!
        - Uraaaa. What about us?
        - ... to you, go home.
        1. +3
          14 March 2018 12: 22
          This is a state owned company. Here is what we need.
          1. +3
            14 March 2018 12: 31
            I have nothing against. To the state, officials, employees, defense industry (in the long run) - everyone is fine. But nothing is transmitted to the ordinary layman.
            As a patriotic citizen, I am very happy about this news. But, as an ordinary workaholic, it’s neither cold nor hot for me.
            From the "second" I write.
    2. +2
      14 March 2018 11: 08
      Hi Shell and everyone else ... crying
      Quote: Dormidont
      What a blow for our western and middle eastern partners
      1. GDP
        0
        14 March 2018 11: 25
        First Venezuela, then Syria, now Iran. We are already leaders in oil and gas production. What will happen next? laughing The main thing is that it was not like in Venezuela with gas, so as not to be at a loss ....
        In my opinion, oil production in Iran gives good prospects. Better than in Venezuela and Syria, moreover, not so far from our country wink
        1. 0
          14 March 2018 23: 36
          Quote: GDP
          First Venezuela, then Syria, now Iran. We are already leaders in oil and gas production. What will happen next?

          Further Kuwait and Saudi Arabia ... laughing
    3. +2
      14 March 2018 11: 10
      Quote: Dormidont
      What a blow for our western and middle eastern partners

      Here is the response to the sanctions.
    4. 0
      14 March 2018 19: 52
      Quote: Dormidont
      What a blow for our western and middle eastern partners

      What a blow?
      We are offered to invest in a problematic country in advance, if this is a blow, it is more likely for us in the future when Trump terminates the nuclear deal. This is a huge risk, although our officials love such investments, at state expense.
      I would understand if Iran bought something in exchange from us, 1000 KamAZs, 20 Be-200s, were asked to build a fertilizer plant for them, for example.
      In the meantime, this is a very risky investment, especially given the specifics of Iranian politics.
  2. +4
    14 March 2018 11: 05
    Russia gets access to Iran’s oil fields
    Excellent, but the "Russian" AvtoVAZ gets access to the Iranian car market? And our aircraft manufacturers? Iranian airlines are "suffocating" without new planes, multi-billion dollar contracts with Airbus and Brmbardier, but ours? At least for the future. Well, there is already "MS", push it there.
    1. +7
      14 March 2018 11: 27
      Quote: svp67
      Russia gets access to Iran’s oil fields
      Excellent, but the "Russian" AvtoVAZ gets access to the Iranian car market? And our aircraft manufacturers? Iranian airlines are "suffocating" without new planes, multi-billion dollar contracts with Airbus and Brmbardier, but ours? At least for the future. Well, there is already "MS", push it there.

      And why do you think that work on high-tech cooperation is not ongoing? A lot of such claims are heard, and as soon as reports of such transactions appear, new reasons for populist “criticism” are immediately found.
      1. +1
        14 March 2018 11: 46
        Quote: KVU-NSVD
        And why do you think that work on high-tech cooperation is not ongoing?

        Because reading about the concluded multi-billion dollar contracts for the supply of auto and aviation equipment to Iran, I do not find any mention of our companies there. But we did a lot for Iran so that it could break through the trade and economic blockade. Why has our contribution to this not received material development?
    2. 0
      14 March 2018 13: 18
      and how many a month can our aircraft plants produce aircraft (even for the future)? I'm afraid to imagine even this colossal figure ...
      1. 0
        14 March 2018 13: 28
        Quote: faiver
        and how many a month can our aircraft plants produce aircraft (even for the future)? I'm afraid to imagine even this colossal figure ...

        And what prevents the "fairy tale to come true"?
        1. +1
          14 March 2018 14: 32
          laughing laughing , and then where do we get Stalin? no way without him laughing current does not pull request
          1. 0
            14 March 2018 20: 07
            Quote: faiver
            current don't pull

            It remains to add that the people are not the same ... These are all excuses. One person will NEVER do anything.
            1. 0
              14 March 2018 20: 24
              frames decide everything hi
              people if properly stimulated can work wonders
  3. +1
    14 March 2018 11: 07
    I don’t understand one thing, why does Iran need to use its fields in the Russian Federation? They decided to share the money?
    1. +3
      14 March 2018 11: 09
      Quote: Vol4ara
      They decided to share the money?

      rather cover the ass from Israel for example ..
    2. +3
      14 March 2018 11: 11
      And why do we need foreign companies at our fields? Technology and investment before development.
    3. 0
      14 March 2018 11: 49
      Quote: Vol4ara
      I don’t understand one thing, why does Iran need to use its fields in the Russian Federation? They decided to share the money?

      Technology and equipment, this is what the Iranians were very limited because of the sanctions, and they also cost a HUGE money, and here the company, all this provides FOR ITSELF, and then also pays the tax.
  4. +3
    14 March 2018 11: 14
    "international sanctions have been lifted against the Iranian oil industry"...

    That is, working in Iran and with Iran, our companies will also be able to slowly gain access to some oil and gas production technologies and equipment, which are authorized for us ... Yes
  5. 0
    14 March 2018 11: 22
    It looks like Iran wants to play it safe ... To try oil through us ...
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  7. +1
    14 March 2018 12: 11
    here the fleet is needed - to walk in the Persian Gulf and at Bombay.
    Secure shipments to India-China,
    pipelines through Pakistan and along the bottom of the Arabian Sea to India and by sea to the Pacific Ocean. region.
    everywhere shale us meet
  8. 0
    14 March 2018 15: 25
    Quote: taiga2018
    Quote: Dormidont
    What a blow for our western and middle eastern partners

    I would not be so optimistic, most likely these deposits either did not attract the attention of Western companies, or they began to be cautious because of the discontent of the USA ...

    This is Iran.
    Zapadentsy in the foreseeable future there are a forest (well, or a desert by).
  9. 0
    14 March 2018 15: 27
    Quote: svp67
    Russia gets access to Iran’s oil fields
    Excellent, but the "Russian" AvtoVAZ gets access to the Iranian car market? And our aircraft manufacturers? Iranian airlines are "suffocating" without new planes, multi-billion dollar contracts with Airbus and Brmbardier, but ours? At least for the future. Well, there is already "MS", push it there.

    AvtoVAZ yes, it gets.
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