APIKUR calls for tripartite discussions with Erbil, Baghdad APIKUR stressed the need for tripartite talks to resolve the Kurdistan Region's oil export impasse, as halted exports through Turkey have caused significant economic losses despite readiness from both Ankara and the Kurdistan Region. May. 28, 2024 Articles
Jordan extends oil supply agreement with Iraq The Jordanian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources announced a three-month extension of the memorandum of understanding for supplying oil to Jordan from Iraq under the same terms and price. May. 23, 2024 News
PM Barzani meets US Assistant Secretary of State for Energy Resources KRG Prime Minister Masrour Barzani and US Assistant Secretary of State Geoffrey R. Pyatt discussed energy sector development, emphasizing clean energy, oil export resumption, and environmental protection. May. 16, 2024 Articles
APIKUR expresses readiness to resume Kurdish oil exports APIKUR is prepared to resume oil exports through the Kurdistan Region following discussions between Iraqi and US officials, emphasizing the need for collaborative efforts to restore operations through the Iraq-Turkey Ceyhan pipeline. May. 16, 2024 News
Erdogan's visit to Iraq: Unspoken discontent Erdogan's first visit to Iraq after thirteen years, focused on water, security and the Development Road. Apr. 23, 2024 Articles
Turkey's Erdogan in rare Iraq visit to discuss water, oil, security Turkish President Erdogan's visit to Iraq addresses water, oil, and security issues, including discussions on the fight against the PKK and resuming Iraqi oil exports via Turkey. Apr. 22, 2024 News
Iraq blames IOCs for halt in oil export through Turkey Iraq is the most affected by the halt of oil exports from the Kurdistan Region through Ceyhan pipeline, losses estimated at 11 billion dollars. Mar. 25, 2024 News
Iraq to extend voluntary oil cuts of 220,000 bpd in Q2 The oil ministry of Iraq announced that it will extend its voluntary cut of 220,000 barrels per day for the second quarter of 2024. Mar. 04, 2024 News
Qatar to boost gas output with new mega field expansion: minister Qatar plans to expand its natural gas output from the world's largest reserve, aiming for a capacity of 142 million tonnes per year by 2030. This includes adding 16 million tonnes annually through the "North Field West" project. Saad al-Kaabi, Qatar's Energy Minister, announced the plan to meet global LNG demand, securing long-term contracts with India, Bangladesh, and major energy companies Feb. 25, 2024 News