Both Deep Blue and Gaiacor have elected to continue working with the officials from United Nations and Iraq to investigate if there is a way for the two companies to assist and be involved in this highly sensitive and ecological problem in one of the region's most important waterways. Though far from any solution or any contract, the parties have met with United Nations officials once and have visited the region once to ascertain the situation and the opportunity. Many questions remain unanswered at this time and there appears to be no quick resolution to the existing problems which affect the area in question. 

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