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Recent talks regarding the resumption of Iraqi oil exports to Turkey have failed due to ongoing disputes over pricing and payment structures. This negotiation process marked the first involvement of …
Iraqi Kurdistan Oil Export Talks Conclude Without Agreement Amid U.S. Pressure Read More
Disputes between Iraq’s federal government and the KRG are halting crude oil exports via Turkey’s Ceyhan port. The Iraqi Parliamentary Oil and Gas Committee reports the federal Ministry of Oil …
Iraq-KRG Dispute Halts Crude Oil Exports Through Ceyhan Port Read More
Ali Al-Alaq, the Central Bank Governor, announced that Iraq has excelled in controlling dollar sales. The process is characterized by transparency and accuracy. Al-Alaq warned against misinformation that could negatively …
Iraq Achieves Global Recognition for Dollar Sale Regulation Read More
Iraq is in discussions with international oil companies and the Kurdistan Energy Regulator to restart crude oil exports from Kurdistan. A meeting is planned for March 4 in Baghdad to …
Iraq Engages Oil Firms for Resumption of Kurdistan Crude Exports Talks Read More
The Iraqi embassy in Ankara organized a seminar discussing entry visas for Turkish investors, reporting a trade volume exceeding $15 billion. Ambassador Majid Al-Lajmawi noted government efforts to ease visa …
Trade Between Iraq and Turkey Exceeds $15 Billion as Investment Opportunities Grow Read More
Sayyid Ali al-Husseini al-Sistani’s office announced that Sunday will be the first day of Ramadan, with Saturday serving as the last day of Sha’ban. This marks the start of Ramadan …
Announcement of Ramadan Start Date by Al-Sistani’s Office Read More
Prime Minister Mohammed Shi’a al-Sudani arrived in Muthanna province on Thursday, signaling potential government focus on local issues as reported by the Iraqi News Agency. Prime Minister Mohammed Shi’a al-Sudani …
Prime Minister Mohammed Shi’a al-Sudani Visits Muthanna Province Read More