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24/04/2013 12:00 AM
Rising exports and imports for the second month in a row
Baghdad morning
confirmed participants in the Third National Energy Conference, that Iraq will fill a need the world's crude oil by 50 percent over the next ten years. comes at a time when the Ministry revealed oil oil exports rise in March last year, posting revenue of $ 7 billion and $ 772 million. And
said former oil minister Ibrahim Bahr al-Ulum, in his speech to the Third National Energy Conference, which was held under the auspices of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, at the Hall of the Faculty of Physical Education at the University of Baghdad on Tuesday: "Iraq is passing through the large shifts in the field of oil and energy, especially in service contracts with international companies, the most important in the promising field of Nasiriyah and the creation of Nasiriyah refinery capacity of 300 thousand barrels, in addition to the existence of a new strategy to link the oil pipeline to the port of Aqaba Jordanian.
Bahr al-Ulum stressed at the conference which was attended by 50 national oil company from the public and private sectors, that "the rehabilitation of the export pipeline to Turkey will make Iraq safe from the dangers that may prevent the export of oil from the Gulf region, "referring to" other projects of the Ministry related to the production of oil and natural gas associated with oil, especially after the direct Basra Gas Company work to extract the gas from the southern fields. "
and pointed out that "all these projects give future indications that Iraq would be one of the largest oil and gas producers in the world, especially during the next ten years, which is expected to fill 50 percent of the global market need for crude oil. "
For his part, Deputy Chairman of the Commission on oil and energy parliamentary Ali Fayad, the presence of large obstacles prevented advancement in a lot of oil installations and infrastructure for the energy sector and oil. Fayad said in his speech on the sidelines of the conference: "The political differences prevented a lot of legislation laws and special task in the field of oil and energy, "noting at the same time that" many of the institutions of the state are directly related to the oil sector, but there is no relationship and inter-institutional cooperation for the development of this vital sector, making the possibilities and untapped potential. "In the meantime, the Oil Ministry announced to increase its oil exports in March last year, posting revenue of $ 7 billion and $ 772 million.
said spokesman Assem Jihad, the Oil Ministry, in a statement news on Tuesday: "The increased crude oil exports in the month of last March and amounted to 74 million and 900 thousand barrels, while revenue was $ 7 billion and $ 772 million," pointing out that "the average selling price was 103, $ 7 per barrel. "Jihad added that" total exports تقسمت between Basra oil issued 65 million and 100 thousand barrels, imports amounted to 6 billion and $ 764 million, while the Kirkuk oil exports amounted to 9.8 million barrels, and imports amounted billion and $ 8 million. "
He explained that these quantities were uploaded by 28 international oil company through the ports of Basra and Khor Al-Zubair on the Arabian Gulf, and the Turkish port of Ceyhan on the Mediterranean pelvic and trucked to Jordan. "
Jihad said that "exports in February amounted 71 million barrels, an average of 2.54 million barrels per day," adding that "Iraq has achieved revenue of 7,644 billion dollars, according to figures published by the General Company for the export of oil (SOMO
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Rising exports and imports for the second month in a row
Baghdad morning
confirmed participants in the Third National Energy Conference, that Iraq will fill a need the world's crude oil by 50 percent over the next ten years. comes at a time when the Ministry revealed oil oil exports rise in March last year, posting revenue of $ 7 billion and $ 772 million. And
said former oil minister Ibrahim Bahr al-Ulum, in his speech to the Third National Energy Conference, which was held under the auspices of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, at the Hall of the Faculty of Physical Education at the University of Baghdad on Tuesday: "Iraq is passing through the large shifts in the field of oil and energy, especially in service contracts with international companies, the most important in the promising field of Nasiriyah and the creation of Nasiriyah refinery capacity of 300 thousand barrels, in addition to the existence of a new strategy to link the oil pipeline to the port of Aqaba Jordanian.
Bahr al-Ulum stressed at the conference which was attended by 50 national oil company from the public and private sectors, that "the rehabilitation of the export pipeline to Turkey will make Iraq safe from the dangers that may prevent the export of oil from the Gulf region, "referring to" other projects of the Ministry related to the production of oil and natural gas associated with oil, especially after the direct Basra Gas Company work to extract the gas from the southern fields. "
and pointed out that "all these projects give future indications that Iraq would be one of the largest oil and gas producers in the world, especially during the next ten years, which is expected to fill 50 percent of the global market need for crude oil. "
For his part, Deputy Chairman of the Commission on oil and energy parliamentary Ali Fayad, the presence of large obstacles prevented advancement in a lot of oil installations and infrastructure for the energy sector and oil. Fayad said in his speech on the sidelines of the conference: "The political differences prevented a lot of legislation laws and special task in the field of oil and energy, "noting at the same time that" many of the institutions of the state are directly related to the oil sector, but there is no relationship and inter-institutional cooperation for the development of this vital sector, making the possibilities and untapped potential. "In the meantime, the Oil Ministry announced to increase its oil exports in March last year, posting revenue of $ 7 billion and $ 772 million.
said spokesman Assem Jihad, the Oil Ministry, in a statement news on Tuesday: "The increased crude oil exports in the month of last March and amounted to 74 million and 900 thousand barrels, while revenue was $ 7 billion and $ 772 million," pointing out that "the average selling price was 103, $ 7 per barrel. "Jihad added that" total exports تقسمت between Basra oil issued 65 million and 100 thousand barrels, imports amounted to 6 billion and $ 764 million, while the Kirkuk oil exports amounted to 9.8 million barrels, and imports amounted billion and $ 8 million. "
He explained that these quantities were uploaded by 28 international oil company through the ports of Basra and Khor Al-Zubair on the Arabian Gulf, and the Turkish port of Ceyhan on the Mediterranean pelvic and trucked to Jordan. "
Jihad said that "exports in February amounted 71 million barrels, an average of 2.54 million barrels per day," adding that "Iraq has achieved revenue of 7,644 billion dollars, according to figures published by the General Company for the export of oil (SOMO
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