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05-09-2009, 09:48 AM
Kurdistan Regional Government announced it would begin exporting oil next month, but the Iraqi Oil Ministry was skeptical of the plan and denied that they had allowed the use of the Kurdistan Regional Government of the national oil pipeline.
Issued by the Minister of natural resources in the government of Kurdistan Ashti Hawrami a statement in which he stated that the exports of crude oil from the field Tauki will begin in the first of next month, a rate of 60 thousand barrels per day as a first step.
However, the oil ministry spokesman Asim Jihad, Iraq confirmed that the ministry did not allow the export of oil from fields in the region of Kurdistan, denied the existence of an agreement allowing it to export oil through the pipeline, the Kurdish national levels.
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Issued by the Minister of natural resources in the government of Kurdistan Ashti Hawrami a statement in which he stated that the exports of crude oil from the field Tauki will begin in the first of next month, a rate of 60 thousand barrels per day as a first step.
However, the oil ministry spokesman Asim Jihad, Iraq confirmed that the ministry did not allow the export of oil from fields in the region of Kurdistan, denied the existence of an agreement allowing it to export oil through the pipeline, the Kurdish national levels.
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