Iraq Exports 250,000 Barrels of Oil Daily Through Northern Ports

A spokesperson from the Iraqi Ministry of Oil announced that the average oil exports in September reached approximately 2.65 million barrels per day, reflecting Iraq’s commitment to its quotas under the OPEC+ agreement to maintain global market stability. The exports through northern routes, via the Turkish port of Ceyhan, amounted to about 250,000 barrels daily, supporting crude flows to European and global markets. These figures represent the actual production and export levels of Iraq’s oil sector during the current month, amid investors closely monitoring global supply data and its impact on oil prices in international and local markets.