RE: News today2 Sep 2025 18:13
Iraq’s oil minister recently said exports would restart at an initial rate of 80,000 barrels per day - the road block was the feeling amongst international oil companies, as there were unresolved concerns over payment guarantees and a legal framework.
The technical groundwork at Ceyhan has already been completed (end of July) and all sides are under pressure to secure revenues. The meeting in Baghdad on 2nd Sept ‘25 was seen as a critical moment to break the deadlock and restore oil exports that are vital to both Iraq and Kurdistan.
Now I have skimmed the internet and I can’t see if an agreement to resolve the impasse has been thrashed out.