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Iranian Pres. calls for joint OPEC bank, currency
Power & Materials    4/6/2008 6:33:00 PM
 
TEHRAN, April 6 (KUNA) -- President Mahmoud Ahmedinejad Sunday called for a joint bank and currency for member states of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries' (OPEC).
This came during Ahmedinejad's meeting with OPEC's Secretary General Abdullah Al-Badri who is on a current visit to Tehran.
The Iranian President pointed out that the current situation in the global oil market called for such unification, noting that oil importing states were achieving more financial gain than those exporting the vital energy source.
Al-Badri said on his part that the current price of oil was unreasonable and added that OPEC was currently studying plans to consider other currencies rather than the US dollar.
He lauded Iran's efforts in OPEC, affirming the significance of OPEC's unity. (end) mw.gta KUNA 061833 Apr 08NNNN
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