China Petroleum says no funds paid to third parties


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KUALA LUMPUR: China Petroleum Pipeline Engineering Co Ltd (CPP) has refuted reports about the allegations of payment of funds to third parties over its pipeline projects in Malaysia.

It said all funds from Export-Import Bank of China (EXIM Bank China) were only paid directly to its bank accounts.

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