9 November 1998
Oil-for-Food Background Information
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Weekly Update from the Office of the Iraq Programme During the week to 6 November, the Office of the Iraq Programme received 18 applications for approval of oil spare parts and equipment contracts with a value of $9.83 million. The Security Council's 661 Committee approved another twenty applications worth $5 million dollars and put eight applications worth $803,949 on hold. (see attached sheet for details of the new approvals) Oil Spare Parts and Equipment Totals
The Oil Overseers advise that during the period 31 October to 6 November 1998, there were 12 loadings totalling 16.9 million barrels of oil with an estimated value of $168 million. As there were no new contracts approved the number of approved contracts remains at 59 for a total of 308,455,000 barrels. The revenue generated from the beginning of Phase IV at current prices is about $2,719 million. On the humanitarian the Office of the Iraq Programme received one application for contract approval under Distribution Plan Three and 10 under the Enhanced Distribution. The 661 approved one contract under DP Three and 2 contracts under the Enhanced DP. Since the first deliveries in March 1997, 7.5 million tonnes of foodstuffs worth more than $2.4 billion and more than $370 million dollars of medicine and health supplies have been delivered to Iraq under the oil-for-food programme. In addition, more than $200 million dollars worth of supplies for electrical, water/sanitation, agricultural, education, settlement rehabilitation and demining work have arrived in Iraq. Oil Spare Parts Contracts Approved 31 Oct - 5 Nov 1998
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