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Secretary-General
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The resolution concluded with the council stating that if Iraq was complying with UNMOVIC, the IAEA and security council resolutions, that it would suspend the ban on import of commodities and products originating in Iraq and prohibitions against the sale, supply and delivery of civilian commodities
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Resolution 986, where there had previously been a limit on imports. The committee established in Resolution 661 was requested to appoint a group of experts to approve contracts to accelerate Iraq's export of petroleum and petroleum products. For an initial period of six months, the
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in this regard. The secretary-general was requested to report every four months on progress made towards the repatriation of
Kuwaiti or third country nationals (or their remains), and every six months on the return of Kuwaiti property and national
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Secretary-General was asked to establish a group of experts to find out how Iraq's oil production could be increased, for example by bringing in foreign oil companies.
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Resolution 687 but the conditions did not yet exist for the council to lift the prohibitions in that resolution.
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programme for the Iraqi people and provide daily updates on the
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their work. Iraq would be liable for the costs of both.
496:. It recalled the aim for the Middle East to be free of
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817:(2000). "Iraq and the Future of World Oil".
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