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Oil Ministry announced on Thursday that the oil revenues during the last month amounted to more than $ 5.4 billion by exporting 103.7 million barrels. 
"The amount of exports of crude oil amounted to more than 103 million and 730 thousand and 680 barrels," Oil Ministry spokesman Assem Jihad said in a statement received by "Al-Ghad Press", noting that "the revenues amounted to more than 5 billion 455 million and 684 dollars "He said.
He pointed out that "the total quantities exported crude oil for the month of October from the oil fields in central and southern Iraq amounted to more than (103) million and (730) thousand and (640) barrels, while not recorded statistics exports from the fields of Kirkuk." 
He pointed out that "the daily rate of exports amounted to (3) million and (348) thousand barrels, indicating that" the average price per barrel reached (52,595) dollars. "
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said an official in the Oil Marketing Company ( SOMO ) on Thursday that the average exports of Iraq 's oil from the southern ports during October last month reached three million and 346 thousand barrels per day. 

The official said in an interview for Alsumaria News, "The average Iraqi oil exports from the oil fields and the middle through the southern ports during the last month amounted to 3 million and 346 thousand barrels." 

The official , who requested anonymity, said that "Iraq has also exported oil from the oil fields in Kirkuk via Ceyhan Turkish , but the quantities were few and will be announced later."

 


It is noteworthy that Iraq exports most of its oil through the port of Aamiyah and the port of Basra oil, in addition to floating platforms for export.

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Oil Ministry announced on Thursday that Iraq 's oil exports in October last month reached more than 103 million barrels, indicating that last month 's revenues amounted to more than five billion and 455 million dollars. 

The ministry said in a statement received by Alsumaria News, a copy of it, "The oil exports achieved during the month of October amounted to 103 million and 730 thousand and 640 barrels, while the revenues achieved five billion and 455 million and 684 dollars."

 

 

 

 


The ministry added that "the daily rate of exports amounted to three million and 348 thousand barrels per day," noting that "the price of selling a barrel during the month of October was 52.595 dollars." 

The Ministry of Oil announced on Monday (October 2, 2017), that Iraq's exports during the month of September amounted to 97 million and 204 and 267 barrels.

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NOVEMBER 2, 2017 / 11:42 AM / UPDATED 31 MINUTES AGO

Iraq wants control of Kurdish region's oil exports: state firm

 

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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq wants the Kurdistan region to stop independent crude exports and to hand over sales operations to the Iraqi state-oil marketer SOMO, the company’s director said on Thursday.

Iraq is talking to Turkey to allow SOMO to sell the Kurdish crude that arrives by pipeline in Ceyhan, the Turkish terminal on the Mediterranean, acting SOMO director general Alaa al-Yasiri told reporters in Baghdad.

 

About 530,000 barrels per day (bpd) used to arrive in Ceyhan via the pipeline until mid-October, of which about half came from the Kurdistan Regional Government’s oilfields and the rest from Kirkuk, a disputed province claimed by both the Kurdish region and Iraqi authorities in Baghdad.

Output from Kirkuk fell in mid-October, when Iraqi forces took back control of the northern region’s oilfields from Kurdish fighters who had been there since 2014.

Kurdish Peshmerga forces deployed in Kirkuk in 2014, when the Iraqi army fled in the face of an advance by Islamic State militants. The Kurdish move prevented the militants taking control of the oilfields.

The pipeline carried on average 419,000 bpd in October, down from 600,000 bpd in September, said Farid al-Jadir, the director general of North Oil Company, which operates Kirkuk.

NOC should resume exports from Kirkuk through the Kurdish pipeline this month, after the two sides agree on terms of use, Yasiri said. Kirkuk would also export by tanker trucks about 15,000 bpd to the refinery of Kermanshah in Iran, he added.

Yasiri expected an old pipeline that bypasses most of the Kurdistan region to resume operation in three months.

The pipeline was severely damaged by Islamic State after it took over Mosul’s Nineveh province in 2014. U.S.-backed Iraqi forces ousted the group from Mosul in July, after a nine-month campaign supported by Kurdish Peshmerga fighters.

 

Iraq, the second-largest producer of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries after Saudi Arabia, supported any future decision by the group to support oil prices, Yasiri said.

OPEC is expected to extend curbs on oil output when it meets in Vienna at the end of month.

 

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-mideast-crisis-iraq-kurds-oil/iraq-wants-control-of-kurdish-regions-oil-exports-state-firm-idUSKBN1D21G8

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Editor Hussam al - Khafaji, Mustafa Saad - Thursday November 2, 2017 13:38

 

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announced that the National Oil Marketing Company ( SOMO ), Thursday, its obligation in any future agreement being under the Organization ceiling of OPEC and cooperation with all countries in this area, while referring to the existence of efforts to repair an oil pipeline extending to Turkey through Mosul in three months. 

Iraq is committed to the OPEC oil agreement and will abide by any future agreement, " the head of the company Alaa Yasiri said in an interview with a number of media outlets including Alsumaria News . "We will open cooperation with all countries in this field."

 

 


"We have a discussion with the Kurdistan region for the export of Iraqi oil through Ceyhan pipeline region, because it is an Iraqi pipeline," adding that "there is an agreement with Turkey in this regard." 

"We are going to repair our pipeline (which runs to Turkey via Mosul), and hopefully within three months," Yasiri said. 

On October 10, 2017, Oil Minister Jabbar Ali Al-Luaibi ordered the rehabilitation of oil transport lines to the Turkish port of Ceyhan via Salahaddin and Nineveh, indicating that export capacity across the North was between 250-400 thousand barrels per day.

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The head of the National Oil Marketing Company (SOMO) on Thursday, said that "Iraq wants independent Kurdistan region to stop oil exports and sales operations to deliver national government company (SOMO) to take over the marketing of oil marketing."

"Iraq is in talks with Turkey to allow Sumo to sell Kurdish oil, which runs through a pipeline to the Turkish port of Ceyhan on the Mediterranean," Alaa Yasiri, the director-general of a news conference, told Al-Ghad Press. 
It was customary to reach about 530 thousand barrels per day to Ceyhan across the pipeline until mid-October, and about half of that amount comes from oil fields controlled by the Kurdistan Regional Government and the rest of Kirkuk. 
"The pipeline transported 419,000 barrels per day on average in October, down from 600,000 bpd in September," said Fred Gard, general manager of the North Oil Company, which manages the Kirkuk fields. 
The output from Kirkuk fell in mid-October, when Iraqi forces regained control of oil ports in the northern region of the country from Kurdish fighters who have been there since 2014.
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Iraq, November 2, 2017 

Iraq’s oil ministry said Wednesday it had run into a massive stash of petroleum pipes previously seized by Islamic State militants in Mosul.

In a statement, the ministry said its teams found 500 petroleum pipes, each 12-meters-long in eastern Mosul. It said the find “will save the public treasury huge sums and help implement the ministry’s projects in the province”.

Islamic State took over government facilities at areas they occupied in 2014 to proclaim an Islamic “caliphate”. Occasional reports had also told of the militants setting fire to oil wells or smuggling petroleum to finance their activity.

Iraqi forces took over Mosul from Islamic State early July after more than eight months of battles, with officials decrying a severe damage to the province’s infrastructure.

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Oil Minister Jabbar Ali al-Allaibi said on Thursday that the main obstacle to the export of oil from the province of Kirkuk to the Turkish port of Ceyhan is the latter's claim to the region of 4 billion dollars. 

"The oil ministry has asked the region to export quantities of Kirkuk oil through the pipeline to the Turkish port of Ceyhan, which is the responsibility of the company Sumo marketing and receipt of revenue, but did not get approval." 

"We have not received any positive from the Turkish side because of the presence of a major obstacle because of Turkey's debt to the Kurdistan region of $ 4 billion, which we rejected as we do not care about them." 

"The ministry is currently discussing with the Turkish side the export of Iraqi oil to the Turkish port of Ceyhan," he said, adding that he hoped to reach an agreement soon until completion of the rehabilitation of the main pipeline to Iraq, which was damaged by the control of Dahesh.

The oil ministry began to export Kirkuk oil to the Turkish port of Ceyhan through the pipeline, the Kurdistan region, which the latter built to export its oil abroad without the consent of the central government.

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The Director General of the Iraqi Oil Marketing Company (SOMO), on Thursday, that his country wants the Kurdistan region to stop independent oil exports and to hand over sales operations to the Iraqi government company that handles the marketing of oil.

Iraq is in talks with Turkey to allow Sumo to sell Iraqi oil from Kurdistan, which runs through a pipeline to the Turkish port of Ceyhan on the Mediterranean, Acting Director General Alaa Yasiri told reporters in Baghdad.

It was customary to reach about 530 thousand barrels per day to Ceyhan across the pipeline until mid-October, and about half of that amount comes from oil fields controlled by the Kurdistan Regional Government and the rest of Kirkuk, a disputed province between the Kurdish region and the Iraqi authorities in Baghdad.

Production fell from Kirkuk in mid-October, when Iraqi forces regained control of oil ports in the northern region of the country from Kurdish fighters who had been there since 2014.

The Kurdish Peshmerga forces were stationed in Kirkuk in 2014, when the Iraqi army pulled out in the face of the advance of the militants of a sympathetic organization. 

Said Fred Gard, director general of the North Oil Company, which manages the fields of Kirkuk, said the pipeline transported 419 thousand barrels per day on average in October, down from 600 thousand barrels per day in September.

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Iraqi Pipeline Disruption Takes 250,000 Bpd Off The Market

By Tsvetana Paraskova - Oct 30, 2017, 3:00 PM CDT Pipeline

Crude oil from northern Iraq, including from the Kurdistan region, stopped flowing from the oil pipeline between Kirkuk and the Turkish Mediterranean port of Ceyhan early on Monday local time, Bloomberg reports, citing a port agent.

According to a Kurdish shipping source who spoke to Reuters, the flows resumed on Monday after a technical stoppage for several hours that had completely halted the flow of crude.

The flow was still reduced to 200,000-220,000 bpd, according to the source.

The typical flow of the pipeline is some 600,000 bpd, and it has been used by both the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) and the central Iraqi government and its North Oil Company (NOC) for exports of crude oil from the fields in northern Iraq.

However, following the Kurdistan region’s referendum which Iraq did not recognize, Iraq’s government forces completed in mid-October an operation to seize control of all oil fields that Iraqi state-held North Oil Company operates in the oil-rich Kirkuk region from Kurdish forces. A day later, disruptions in oil flows started, with reports that the flow of crude oil from Kirkuk to Ceyhan had plummeted to some 225,000 bpd, from around 500,000 bpd the previous day.

Disruptions continued throughout the following week, and as of October 24, exports were estimated to have been down by 200,000 bpd since the beginning of the month.

 

In the middle of last week, Iraq’s central government started pumping oil from Kirkuk to Ceyhan, as it started exporting from the Avana field in Kirkuk via the Kurd-operated pipeline to Ceyhan. North Oil Company was then said they would also work to begin exporting from the nearby Bai Hassan oil field. 

Most of Iraq’s crude oil production is shipped from the southern port of Basra, but in the north, the government must rely on the Kurdish Kirkuk-to-Ceyhan route for exports from its fields in the Kirkuk area until a pipeline that bypasses Kurdistan is repaired.

 

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confirmed Oil Minister Jabbar Allaibi, on Friday, the Turkish ambassador in Iraq , the ministry 's keenness to speed up the rehabilitation of pipeline Iraqi oil transport carrier oil from the Kirkuk fields line to Turkey through the provinces of Salahuddin and Nineveh, stressing the oil marketing company "SOMO" is the Sole and authorized to manage oil marketing operations through the port of Ceyhan. 

The ministry said in a statement received by Alsumaria News, a copy of it, "The Minister of Oil Jabbar al-Allaibi confirmed during his meeting with the Turkish ambassador to Baghdad Fatih Yildiz, that the engineering and technical teams that were formed from the oil companies concerned will soon close the preparation of studies and surveys on the pipeline transporting Iraqi oil carrier of oil from The fields of Kirkuk to Turkey through the provinces of Salah al-Din and Nineveh in order to accelerate the completion of the pipeline and the resumption of oil exports through Ceyhan Turkey. "

 


The statement said Al-Luaibi said that "contacts are continuing between the two sides to reach the best form of dealing." He said he had sent a letter to his Turkish counterpart, praising the Turkish government's stance and keenness to develop bilateral relations and expand cooperation horizons between the two neighboring countries. 

"We have confirmed in this letter the keenness of the government and the ministry to resume oil exports through the Turkish port of Ceyhan," he said, stressing that "the oil marketing company (SOMO) is the only entity authorized to manage the marketing of oil through the port of Ceyhan and no other party to control and export oil from Oil fields in Kirkuk and other Iraqi provinces. " 

The Minister of Oil to "Iraq's desire to expand the size of the contribution of Turkish companies in the development of infrastructure and investment in the refinery sector and other strategic projects."

For his part, the Turkish ambassador said that the government of his country seeks to strengthen joint cooperation with Iraq on the oil and gas sector and that it pays great attention to the issue of the resumption of Iraqi oil exports through the Turkish port of Ceyhan and to overcome all the problems and obstacles that stand in the way and it is in contact with the Ministry to follow developments on the reality " , Stressing that "Turkey is keen to expand the volume of bilateral cooperation" 

The Ministry of Oil announced on Monday (October 9, 2017) that Turkey has confirmed that it will deal with the Federal Oil Ministry "only" in the field of energy, stressing the readiness of Turkish companies to invest in energy projects in Iraq.

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Sure why wouldnt turkey work with the baghdad government. This gets them out of the debt they owe the kurds of 4 billion from oil that was brought through the ceyan pipeline and through turkey to the med, and they sold it and never put the money in the kurds account in turkey. So sometimes i wonder who was really skimming off the top of that oil money that the kurds were sending through turkey. It seems like just yesterday that abadi was telling turkey to get their troops out of Iraq, and now turkey wants to make deals on the oil shipped to the med with baghdad, and at the same time abadi is asking turkey if they could open up the dams and let the water flow because they are having a massive water shortage.  Erdogan is a puke and Barzani used to be able to keep him in check, and now with what's happened he's free to make even more money off of iraq while still holding them hostage for water and oil flow..lmao

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The government intends to rehabilitate the oil fields in Kirkuk and double the production capacity

 

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According to a report by the Center for the Future of Research and Advanced Studies, the federal government plans to contract with a company to double the capacity of production of Kirkuk oil fields.

The central government faces major challenges after the deployment of security forces in Kirkuk and the control of the oil fields in the province. Oil facilities have been subjected to extensive sabotage in the past two years, where production and export levels have been disrupted, so need to rehabilitate and maintain the export line.

To address the shortfall in exports, the Oil Ministry recently held talks with British company BP to help the North Oil Company to double the production capacity of the Kirkuk fields to more than one million barrels per day.

At a time when Iraq is experiencing a financial crisis suffocating due to the decline in world oil prices since 2014, the government aims to increase exports in the coming period to compensate for losses.

The government is also seeking to rehabilitate the pipeline running from the Kirkuk fields to the Ceyhan port in Turkey, which was shut down in 2014 as a result of continuous sabotage by the Da'ash organization. Three Iraqi government companies are scheduled to participate in the rehabilitation and rehabilitation of the pipeline during Forthcoming period

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Turkey sets a condition in front of the Kurdistan region in exchange for allowing the arrival of oil to the port of Ceyhan !!

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A Turkish newspaper said Saturday that Ankara had set a condition for the Kurdistan region in return for allowing the flow of oil from the region to the Turkish port of Ceyhan again, while referring to the money. 

The newspaper said that 'Ankara stipulated payment of debts of the Kurdistan Regional Government before allowing the passage of Iraqi oil through pipelines to the Turkish port of Ceyhan under the supervision of the company «Sumo» Iraq'. 

"Turkey has already provided loans amounting to four billion dollars to the Government of the Territory to enable them to pay the salaries of their employees, and is currently insisting on the recovery before resuming the export of Iraqi oil. 

"This is difficult for the regional government because it does not have any resources today to meet that debt," the paper quoted a Kurdish deputy as saying.

He said, «From the constitutional point of view, the federal government is not obliged to liquidate those debts, because the Iraqi constitution provides that any debts requested by the government from foreign countries must pass through Parliament, and with the consent of parliamentarians, and since the Kurdistan Regional Government did not get approval Parliament when borrowed from the loans from Turkey, those debts will remain the fate of those who obtained them, and does not oblige the federal government to pay them. 

The newspaper adds in its report 'and between the Turkish and Iraqi conditions and evasion of responsibility to pay these loans, the Kurdish citizen pays a heavy tax of his life, which goes day after day to a worse case than before, without the slightest glimmer of hope to receive even a recovery dose improves his living condition '.

In the meantime, the Iraqi Oil Minister Jabbar Laibi said in a statement during the opening of fuel stores in the city of Karbala yesterday that «Iraq and Turkey have not yet reached any agreement to export Iraqi oil through the Kirkuk fields to the Turkish port of Ceyhan», stressing that «the talks will continue with the Turkish side For this purpose in the coming days ».

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Turkey sets a condition in front of the Kurdistan region in exchange for allowing the arrival of oil to the port of Ceyhan !!

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A Turkish newspaper said Saturday that Ankara had set a condition for the Kurdistan region in return for allowing the flow of oil from the region to the Turkish port of Ceyhan again, while referring to the money. 

The newspaper said that 'Ankara stipulated payment of debts of the Kurdistan Regional Government before allowing the passage of Iraqi oil through pipelines to the Turkish port of Ceyhan under the supervision of the company «Sumo» Iraq'. 

"Turkey has already provided loans amounting to four billion dollars to the Government of the Territory to enable them to pay the salaries of their employees, and is currently insisting on the recovery before resuming the export of Iraqi oil. 

"This is difficult for the regional government because it does not have any resources today to meet that debt," the paper quoted a Kurdish deputy as saying.

He said, «From the constitutional point of view, the federal government is not obliged to liquidate those debts, because the Iraqi constitution provides that any debts requested by the government from foreign countries must pass through Parliament, and with the consent of parliamentarians, and since the Kurdistan Regional Government did not get approval Parliament when borrowed from the loans from Turkey, those debts will remain the fate of those who obtained them, and does not oblige the federal government to pay them. 

The newspaper adds in its report 'and between the Turkish and Iraqi conditions and evasion of responsibility to pay these loans, the Kurdish citizen pays a heavy tax of his life, which goes day after day to a worse case than before, without the slightest glimmer of hope to receive even a recovery dose improves his living condition '.

In the meantime, the Iraqi Oil Minister Jabbar Laibi said in a statement during the opening of fuel stores in the city of Karbala yesterday that «Iraq and Turkey have not yet reached any agreement to export Iraqi oil through the Kirkuk fields to the Turkish port of Ceyhan», stressing that «the talks will continue with the Turkish side For this purpose in the coming days ».

 

Barzani family sells oil through the port of Keyhan. They keep the money. Barzani pleads to Turkey that Baghdad is not giving Kurdistan any money to pay their employees. Turkey gives multiple loans to Kurdistan to pay it’s employees in a promise to keep the oil flowing and a loan repayment from future oil sales. Barzani family keeps all the oil money and expects Baghdad to pay their debt. 

 

I’m on Abadi’s side. Although going forth, I agree they need joint guards at the ports, and get rid of the Barzani family, to stop corruption. 

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IRAQ WANTS KURDISTAN REGION TO HALT INDEPENDENT CRUDE EXPORTS: SOMO
Iraq, November 4, 2017 

The government of Iraq wants the Kurdistan regional government (KRG) to halt independent crude exports to international oil markets, the Iraqi State Organization for Marketing Oil (SOMO) director said.

Speaking to reporters in Baghdad on Thursday (November 2), acting SOMO director general Alaa al-Yasiri said Baghdad also wants the region to hand over sales operations to the company, Reuters reported.

Yasiri added the central government is in talks with the Turkish government to allow SOMO to sell the Kurdish crude oil which arrives by pipeline in Ceyhan Port.

Since the independence vote by the Kurdistan Region, Iraqi state forces have reasserted control over large areas of oil-rich, previously Kurdish-held territory, including the large city of Kirkuk and the key border-crossing to Turkey.

Before the conflict, the Kurdistan Region was exporting an average of 550,000 barrels of oil per day via the pipeline through Turkey, half of which was pumped from the Kirkuk fields.

As the Iraqi forces took over control of the Kirkuk oilfields, which the KRG had managed since 2014, exports from those oilfields have fallen in the past month.

Director General of the Kirkuk North Oil Company, Farid al-Jadir, said the oil exports dropped to an average of 419,000 bpd in October, from 600,000 in September.

The North Oil company should begin oil exports from Kirkuk oilfields via the Kurdish pipeline next month after both sides reached an agreement on terms of use.

SOMO director general said he expected an old pipeline that bypasses most of the Kurdistan Region to resume operation in three months.

The pipeline was damaged by the Islamic State (ISIS) after they captured Mosul in 2014. The Iraqi forces backed by the Coalition forces liberated the city from the militants in July.

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The Minister of Oil explains the reasons for not exporting Kirkuk oil to the Turkish port of Ceyhan

The Minister of Oil explains the reasons for not exporting Kirkuk oil to the Turkish port of Ceyhan

Written by: Yasser Hilaliin:November 02, 2017In: 

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Oil Minister Jabbar Ali al-Allaibi said on Thursday that the main obstacle to the export of oil from the province of Kirkuk to the Turkish port of Ceyhan is the latter's claim to the region of 4 billion dollars.

"The oil ministry has asked the region to export quantities of Kirkuk oil through the pipeline to the Turkish port of Ceyhan, which is the responsibility of the company Sumo marketing and revenue receipt, but did not get approval," Luaibi told a news conference.

"We have not received any positive from the Turkish side because of the presence of a major obstacle because of Turkey's debt to the Kurdistan region of 4 billion dollars, which we reject as we do not care about them."

"The ministry is currently discussing with the Turkish side the export of Iraqi oil to the Turkish port of Ceyhan," he said, adding that he hoped to reach agreement soon until completion of the rehabilitation of the main pipeline to Iraq,

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Basra oil: Our production reached 4 million barrels per day

Basra oil: Our production reached 4 million barrels per day

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The oil and gas committee in the Basra Council announced that the production of crude oil reached an average of 4 million barrels per day from the fields of the province, pointing to the determination of the Ministry of Oil to reach production to 4.5 million barrels through strategic planning and rehabilitation of oil wells.

"The production of crude oil reached an average of 4 million barrels per day from the fields of the province of Basra, and through the national effort represented by the fields of Al-Lahis, Artawi and Nahran bin Omar, in addition to the effort," the head of the committee Ali Shaddad al-Fares said in a press statement. Investment in oil fields invested by companies. "

He added that "the production was increased by 4 million and 200 thousand barrels of compensation for what has been the fields of Kirkuk, the decline of production during the recent period."

He explained that the Knight, "The Ministry of Oil and the Basra Oil Company determined during the next two years to increase production from the oil fields in Basra to reach the rate of about 4.5 million barrels per day through strategic planning and infrastructure of oil projects and rehabilitation of existing wells through the joint effort of the National And investment ".

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Oil: Kirkuk oil production depends on repairing the export line via Nineveh

 

 From 2017-11-05 at 19:26 (Baghdad time)

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Oil Ministry spokesman Assem Jihad said on Sunday that the production of oil from the fields of Kirkuk is suspended pending the restoration of the pipeline, which is connected to the Turkish port of Ceyhan through Nineveh province.

Jihad told Mawazin News that "the ministry agreed with the Turkish side that the deal in the field exclusively with the company authorized official and contracted with the Iraqi government."

"There is a directive from the ministry to repair the imbalance in the oil pipeline, which was dependent on Iraq in the export of oil from the north, but was destroyed during the control of a preacher on the province of Nineveh."

Jihad pointed out that "the production of oil from the fields of Kirkuk up to about 300 thousand barrels per day, but we are working with the restoration and rehabilitation and restoration of the field Khormal within the administrative border of Nineveh province to exceed the export through the North Oil Company barrier 600 thousand barrels in the near immediate time."

Oil Minister Jabbar Laibi confirmed on Friday his ministry's keenness to speed up the rehabilitation of Iraq's oil pipeline, the carrier of oil from Kirkuk fields to the Turkish port of Ceyhan.

The Iraqi government and the Ministry of Oil keen to resume oil exports through the Turkish port of Ceyhan, stressing that the company marketing the oil "Sumo" is the only entity authorized to manage the marketing of oil through the port of Ceyhan and does not allow any other party to control and export oil from the oil fields in Kirkuk and other Iraqi governorates

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