Iraq, Kurdistan reach new oil agreement to regulate exports, boost revenues
Nawar Al Rikabi
Press TV, Baghdad
Iraq and the Kurdistan Region have signed oil agreement aimed at regulating exports, boosting revenues, and resolving long-standing disputes between Baghdad and Erbil. Under the deal, the region will produce 280,000 barrels of oil per day.
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