UpdatePeruvian government officials, which included the Prime Minister, with support from PetroTal and local community members, agreed to the following items: The Ministry of Energy and Mines presented the proposal for a Ministerial Resolution for the creation of a technical working group to analyze the needs of local communities in the Block 95 area; Perupetro has agreed to propose the incorporation of the 2.5% social development fund as an addenda into the license contract through a supreme decree; and, AIDECOBAP will immediately lift the blockade near PetroTal's loading dock. : The first technical priority is to unload approximately 90,000 barrels of crude oil stored at the oil field, with four to five barges currently engaged. Next, the operations team will ramp production back up over a five to seven day period. This production, along with the stored volumes, will be sold to the Iquitos refinery and through the Brazilian sales export route thereafter.