Iraq's Commitment to OPEC: Striving for Fair Output Quota

Iraq will remain a member of OPEC but aims to secure a fair output quota. Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi emphasized Iraq's intention to negotiate better terms, following reports it considered leaving the group if significant production increases were not allowed.

Iraq's Commitment to OPEC: Striving for Fair Output Quota
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In a recent interview, Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi reaffirmed Iraq's decision to remain within OPEC, emphasizing efforts to negotiate a just output quota.

The Prime Minister's statements came amid reports that Iraq, a founding member and OPEC’s second-largest producer, considered exiting the group.

Iraq is pushing for increased production capabilities, a critical factor in its ongoing discussions within OPEC to secure fair representation and output rights.

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