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Turkey Eyes New Cope with Iraq on Idled Oil Pipeline

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Last updated: 2025/07/22 at 10:46 AM
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Turkey will search a brand new cope with Iraq on an oil export pipeline between the 2 international locations that’s been idled for greater than two years in a cost dispute.

Ankara is sad with the underutilization of the pipeline beneath the present deal and sees higher potential profit for itself and Iraq from a brand new association, in line with a senior Turkish official with direct data of the matter, who requested to not be recognized due to the sensitivity of the matter.

A decree in Turkey’s Official Gazette mentioned a 1973 settlement governing the route can be “terminated” on July 27, 2026, along with all subsequent related accords.

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The potential renegotiation is the most recent step within the saga that began in March 2023, when Turkey closed the hyperlink after an arbitration court docket ordered the nation to pay Iraq $1.5 billion over unauthorized exports. Quite a few makes an attempt to restart shipments have since failed – together with resulting from disagreements between Iraq, its semi-autonomous Kurdistan area and firms working within the space.

However final week, Iraq’s federal and regional administrations agreed to an oil-transfer plan in a transfer towards resumption. Nonetheless, contracts with corporations within the Kurdish area are but to be signed. It wasn’t instantly clear if Turkey’s renegotiations can be one other hurdle to a restart.

Iraq’s oil ministry and the state oil-marketing firm, SOMO, didn’t instantly reply to a request for touch upon Turkey’s announcement about ending the settlement.

In a letter to Iraq’s oil ministry, the Turkish power ministry expressed its willingness to resume the pipeline deal, state-run Iraqi Information Company reported, citing an unidentified supply on the Baghdad-based ministry. 

Turkey despatched its neighbor a draft for a brand new, extra complete power cooperation settlement which spans oil, gasoline, petrochemical industries and electrical energy. The Iraqi oil ministry will negotiate with Turkish authorities over the proposed deal, in line with the report.

The hyperlink was transporting about 500,000 barrels a day of oil when it was halted in 2023. At full capability, its two constituent traces can transfer a mixed 1.5 million barrels per day, in line with the web site of Turkey’s state pipeline operator Botas. The majority of Iraqi oil manufacturing is exported by means of ports within the nation’s south.

The Turkish official additionally highlighted the hyperlink’s significance to the proposed Improvement Street challenge, an infrastructure initiative designed to hyperlink Iraq to Europe by way of Turkey that Ankara has beforehand mentioned may feed refinery and petrochemical investments in Ceyhan, which is the tip level of the pipeline from Iraq.


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