When Joe Ga was discussing with Maguire, Jafari and Rogawani were present.
They signed the oil field exploitation right transfer agreement and then completed a series of detailed contract signings with the help of the lawyer.
Because the demands of the two companies were inconsistent, many of the details in the clauses differed.
For instance, the Syrian Government required more foreign materials and funds, while the Kurdish needed more cash to cover some of the 'stationed troops' expenses.
Halliburton was once a straw inserted into the Kurdish's neck...
Originally, they could convert crude oil into US Dollars through refineries, allowing the Kurdish to share a part, though more often it was converted into arms and medicine for them, as nothing comes for free.
Now that Joe Ga took down Halliburton completely, the Kurdish had to directly face the 'stationed troops' demands.
