Baghdad and Erbil share again in the export of Kirkuk

Thursday 01-09-2016 | 5:08:42
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Twilight News sources in the oil sector / said on Thursday that the Iraqi Oil Marketing Company (SOMO) government and the Kurdistan Region of Iraq began exporting crude jointly giant Kirkuk field after the conclusion of a new tentative agreement on revenue sharing.

And it halted crude flow from Kirkuk, which is usually up to 150 thousand barrels a day since March amid a dispute over revenue sharing between the central government in Baghdad and Erbil.

Before March, it was the region takes crude flows Kirkuk is individually while Sumo has not experienced any export shipment calculated from the Turkish port of Ceyhan since mid-2015.

The move comes in the wake of a delegation from the Kurdistan Regional Government, headed by Prime Minister Nechirvan Barzani's visit to Baghdad over the past two days, where the Kurdish delegation held meetings with the Baghdad government officials, led by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi.

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