Oil Minister: send a delegation to Turkey to follow up the oil agreements

Published on Monday, February 3, 2014 13:27



BAGHDAD / Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network (IMN) - The government sent a high-level delegation to Turkey brief Turkish officials on the details of the job and the need to adhere to the Convention 2010, signed between the two sides and the window for 15 years.



He said Iraqi Oil Minister Abdul-Karim and coffee,'s (IMN), that "Iraq has sent a high-level delegation to discuss with the Turkish side need to adhere to the agreement signed in 2010, and the window for 15 years."



It is reported that during the visit of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, to Iraq in October / October 2009, the two countries signed about fifty memorandum of understanding, to strengthen political and economic cooperation, especially in the field of security, water, oil, electricity, health, railways and agriculture.

He stressed that "Iraq will sue companies that buy any quantity of oil exported outside the will of the Iraqi state."

He explained that "Iraq has offices competent in law to deal with it for years," pointing out that "the brothers in Arbil took another approach They declared for the founding of the company and announce the amounts to be exported," and that "with the full conviction that will not happen did not happen."

Announced Como, earlier, a marketing organization of Petroleum in Iraqi Kurdistan and a subsidiary, the Ministry of Natural Resources, said in a statement posted on the official website of the Government of the Territory, that "the Ministry of Natural Resources is waiting to export two million barrels of crude oil at the end of this month."


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