Istanbul: Turkey and Iraq are set to sign an agreement on the Turkey-Iraq Crude Oil Pipeline in the coming days covering the next 12 months, Turkish Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar said on Thursday."We have brought the agreement that will cover the next 12 months to the final stage. We aim to sign it in the coming days," Bayraktar said in a statement.Read more: Trump says U.S. will lift sanctions on Turkey, possibly sell F-35 fighter jetsBayraktar also said oil flows from Iraq to Ceyhan, Turkey would continue.
Turkey, Iraq to sign 12-month deal on Iraq-Turkey pipeline, Turkish minister says
Turkey and Iraq are nearing a significant agreement for their crude oil pipeline. This crucial deal is expected to be finalized and signed in the coming days. The agreement will effectively cover the operations of the pipeline for the next twelve months. Oil flows from Iraq to Ceyhan in Turkey are set to continue uninterrupted. This development signals continued energy cooperation between the two neighboring nations.
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