Iraq approved a plan for its semi-autonomous Kurdish region to transfer oil to Baghdad, a key step toward resuming exports that have been halted for more than two years.

The statement on Thursday said that production from its oilfields stands at 280,000 bpd, of which 50,000 bpd is allocated for local consumption

Kurdistan is redefining its future with local leadership and environmental initiatives to support peace, prosperity, and energy independence.

These attacks, especially on oil facilities, must end,” he stated. “We hope the federal government cooperates in identifying and holding the perpetrators accountable through legal means.”

After decades of armed struggle, the PKK is laying down its weapons and beginning a new nonviolent chapter in the Kurdish movement.

DNO ASA, the Norwegian oil and gas operator, reports that operations at its Tawke license in the Kurdistan region of Iraq have been temporarily suspended following three explosions early this morning,

Following detailed discussions, the Council of Ministers welcomed the agreement and decided to implement its terms. The deal commits the federal government to send the Kurdistan Region’s salaries and financial dues in return for KRG’s compliance with agreed-upon obligations.