non oil export
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Diyarbakir's exports to Iraq and Syria sharply decrease in the first half of 2026
Service Turkey - Diyarbakir's exports to the Iraqi and Syrian markets decreased significantly in the first half of 2026. Economic activists consider high inflation, increased production costs, high interest rates, foreign exchange prices of raw materials, new customs regulations and the closure of some border crossings as the main factors for this situation.
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Iraq, Syria Sign Strategic Oil Pipeline Reconstruction Agreement
Syria Service - Syria and Iraq have signed a memorandum of understanding to begin the reconstruction of the crude oil pipeline from Haditha to the port of Baniyas, a project that will be implemented with the support of the United States and implemented by an international consortium led by American companies, and is part of Baghdad's $60 billion package of agreements with American companies.
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Al-Zaidi's green light for Kurdistan region's oil; Resuming the activities of companies after months of suspension
Service of Iraq and the Kurdistan Region - The Prime Minister of Iraq, in a meeting with a delegation from the Kurdistan Regional Government and representatives of oil companies, issued an order to resume the activities of foreign companies in the region's oil fields. At the same time, political sources in Baghdad say that the Iraqi government has conditioned the payment of regional employees' salaries to the resumption of Kurdistan's oil exports.
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Baghdad's attempt to expand oil exports from the Kurdistan region
World Service - According to the Oil Price report, Iraq plans to increase the export of crude oil through the Kurdistan Region - Turkey's Ceyhan port to 770,000 barrels per day in response to the disruption in oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz.