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Iraqi PM confirms agreement with Kurdish region to resume oil exports
BAGHDAD: Iraq will restart the export of oil from its Kurdish region to Turkiye after an interruption of more than two years, following what Prime Minister Shia Al-Sudani called a historic agreement between Baghdad and the Kurdish regional government. Under the agreement, Iraq’s state oil marketer SOMO will export the crude from Kurdish oil fields through a pipeline to Turkiye. The Kurdistan Regional Government said on X that oil exports will resume within 48 hours after the tripartite agreement between Iraq’s oil ministry, the KRG ministry of natural resources and producing companies.
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arabnews.com
Dispute over arrears stalls Kurdistan oil exports restart
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…
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energyintel.com
Kurdish Oil Export Deal in ‘Final Stages’
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.
