The Ministry of Oil announced the formation of a supreme joint committee comprising representatives from the ministries of Oil, Foreign Affairs, Finance, and the Kurdistan Regional Government to lead negotiations with Turkey regarding a new crude oil export agreement. This strategic move coincides with the upcoming expiration of the current agreement, aiming to ensure an uninterrupted flow of oil exports to global markets. Iraq seeks to increase its export volume through the Turkish port of Ceyhan to over 350,000 to 400,000 barrels per day in the coming period, aiming to supply the growing demand in European markets amidst challenges facing international navigation routes.
Eco
Jun 28, 2026
1 min read
Iraq Intensifies Negotiations to Conclude a New Oil Export Agreement via Turkey
M
MN Iraq News Editorial Team
You Might Also Like
Notable Rise in Global Oil Prices, with Brent Crude Surpassing the $115 Mark
13 hours ago
Al-Rafidain Bank Begins Receiving Applications for the Second Batch of Electronic Advances for Employees and Retirees
13 hours ago
Preparations for Holding the Baghdad International Energy Investment Forum with the Participation of Top Global Company Leaders
13 hours ago