Iran eyes South African energy market : International

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Iran eyes South African energy market
Sunday, 04 March 2012 | http://www.nerve.in/news:253500453316 | channel: Asia

"Namjou was speaking with his South African counterpart Dipuo Peters in Tehran, Xinhua quoted the official IRNA news agency as saying."

Tehran, March 4 - Iran is keen to invest in the South African energy market, Energy Minister Majid Namjou said Sunday.

Namjou was speaking with his South African counterpart Dipuo Peters in Tehran, Xinhua quoted the official IRNA news agency as saying.

He added that the Iranian companies will have a 10-percent share in the South Africa's energy market in the next few years. Both countries could also cooperate in the construction of renewable power plants and hydroelectric dams, he said.

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