The Iraqi Ministry of Oil announced the start of oil exports through Syria, marking a significant development in regional energy flows.
The ministry said the move is part of efforts to diversify export routes and strengthen cooperation with neighboring countries, amid ongoing challenges affecting traditional supply channels.
While further details on export volumes and logistics were not immediately disclosed, the step is expected to contribute to boosting Iraq’s oil export capacity and enhancing regional energy integration.
The development comes as Iraq continues to seek alternative routes to ensure stable energy supplies to global markets, particularly in light of geopolitical tensions impacting transport and trade corridors.
According to Iraqi officials, the resumption of exports via Syria could help ease pressure on existing infrastructure and provide additional flexibility for Iraqi crude shipments.
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