* Kurdistan’s oil exports of oil in 2011 amounted to 94 thousand barrels per day
Sulaimaniya, January 13 (Rn) – The Undersecretary of the Iraqi Oil Ministry, the rate of export of the Kurdistan region of oil to the outside during the last year of 94 thousand barrels of oil per day, while the exports from Iraq in 2011 2,000,167 barrels of oil per day.
According to Mutassim Akram told the Kurdish news agency (Rn), that “according to official statistics, which received the Iraqi Oil Ministry, the rate of the Region’s exports of oil to the outside during the last year of 94 thousand barrels of oil a day,” adding that “Iraq’s exports in 2011 of oil amounted to two million and 167 thousand barrels of oil a day. ” added Akram that “Iraq’s imports of oil in 2011 reached 83 billion U.S..”
The Ministry of Natural Resources Kurdistan Regional Government announced on the ninth of September / September that “the Region’s exports of oil through the port of Turkey’s Ceyhan amounting to 200 thousand barrels of oil a day, “noting that” due to increased volume of these exports in the future for up to 300 thousand barrels of oil a day. “
For its part, announced the company (Ganl Energy) operating in the field of exploration and extraction of oil in the Kurdistan Region that “The size of the production region of the oil in the field Tawke oil spend Zakho in the province of Dahuk will reach 100 thousand barrels of oil per day by the end of 2012.” The 33 companies operating in the oil field working daily on the transfer of Iraqi oil port of Basra and the port of Ceyhan and land for through Jordan to global markets. From: Dilshad Sayf al-Din, see: Aso Haji
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