DUBAI: A deal to restart Iraq’s Kurdistan oil exports stalled on Tuesday as two oil producing firms asked for assurances their debts would be repaid. The deal between Iraq’s federal and Kurdish regional governments and oil firms is designed to lead to the resumption of exports of about 230,000 barrels per day of oil from Kurdistan to global market via Turkiye. They have been suspended since March 2023. Iraq’s cabinet was scheduled to approve on Tuesday the deal involving oil producers active in Iraqi Kurdistan.

DUBAI: A deal to restart Iraq’s Kurdistan oil exports stalled on Tuesday as two oil producing firms asked for assurances their debts would be repaid. The deal between Iraq’s…

A deal between Baghdad, Erbil and IOC producers could see 230,000 b/d of piped Kurdish crude exports via Turkey resume, 2½ years after they were halted.