Kurdistan Oil Exports Surge via Iraqi-Turkish Pipeline

Over 13 million barrels of oil have been exported from Iraq's Kurdistan region since September as flows resumed through the Iraqi-Turkish pipeline, averaging 200,000 to 208,000 barrels per day, according to Oil Minister Hayan Abdel-Ghani.

The Iraqi Kurdistan region has witnessed a significant surge in oil exports, surpassing 13 million barrels since flows restarted in September.

Utilizing the Iraqi-Turkish pipeline, the region maintains an average daily export of 200,000 to 208,000 barrels, as confirmed by Iraq's Oil Minister Hayan Abdel-Ghani during an interview with Kurdish Rudaw TV.

This renewed flow marks a substantial economic development for the region, highlighting its critical role in the broader energy market.

(With inputs from agencies.)