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Iran will help other oil producers stabilize
the world market so long as fellow OPEC members recognize its right to
regain lost market share, the country' oil minister said on Friday in
remarks made ahead of next month's meeting of the oil exporters group.
Iran, OPEC's third-largest producer, boosted output after
Western sanctions were lifted in January, and had to refused to join
OPEC and some non-members in an accord earlier this year to freeze
production levels.
"Iran will cooperate with OPEC to help the oil market recover,
but expects others to respect its rights to regain its lost share of
the market," Bijan Namdar Zanganeh was quoted as saying by the oil
ministry's news agency SHANA.
Asked about an oil output freeze plan, Zanganeh said that Iran supports any effort to bring stability to the market.
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