Iraq’s Ministry of Oil says it is preparing to restart oil exports from all fields within the next few days.
In a new statement, the ministry said it has already contacted tanker operators and major companies to arrange export deals. It also made it clear that the door is open for all companies to take part.
Officials say everything is ready, and exports could resume very soon.
At the same time, the ministry is looking at expanding different export routes. The idea is to avoid relying on just one path and keep shipments moving smoothly even during disruptions.
Speeding up exports is seen as important for several reasons. It will help bring in revenue, support stability, and boost local production of fuel products.
It will also help meet domestic demand for gas, especially the supplies needed to keep power plants running.
In simple terms, restarting exports is not just about selling oil—it’s about supporting the wider economy and keeping energy supplies stable inside the country.
