Today: 09 February 2010   Time: 08:41 PM
Qatari Amir arrives in Saudi Arabia France says it has accorded USD 37 million in food aid Japan Airlines to stay in alliance with American Airlines WMO says Haiti needs multi-hazardous weather warning system Toyota to recall 437,000 Priuses, hybrids worldwide Pitching into Kuwait''s e-Award enriches local websites - official Addiction treatment forum kicks off EU Parliament set to gain new powers IOM Appeals for USD 16 Million to help displaced people in Pakistan One security personnel killed in Indias J K state
 
GCC summit
General
More
World News
Kuwait News
More
Read the whole Newscast
Pictures (during the week)
Information Archive
News Archive
Picture Archive
Other News Services
Today in Kuwait's History
KUNA Center for Development of media skills
FTP Service
Kuna sms Service
KUNA training center
Arab News Agencies
International News Agencies
More

Convert To

Send to a friend

Print Preview
Iraq hikes prices of fuel, troubles reported
Power & Materials    7/1/2007 1:48:00 PM
 
BAGHDAD, July 1 (KUNA) -- The Iraqi Oil Ministry decided to hike prices of fuel in response to calls by the International Monetary Fund and the Paris Cub, an official said on Sunday.
The general manager of the company for distribution of oil derivatives, Karim Jaafar, said in remarks to KUNA that the price of the top grade of fuel was hiked to 450 dinars per liter, while the price of the fuel of lower grade was put at 400 dpl.
The decision coindided with reports about riots at some fuel stations in the towns of Al-Kut and the city of Basra in the south of Iraq.
Jaafar alluded the decision to hike the prices of the fuel to "pressures" by the IMF and the Paris Club, adding that they urged the authorities to lift subsidies on the oil bi-products. (end) mhg.rk KUNA 011348 Jul 07NNNN
Ar Dep
All KUNA right are reserved © 2007. This site is designed and published by IDS