Iraq has shared its final oil export numbers for March—and the results are significant.
The Ministry of Oil said the country exported over 18.6 million barrels of crude oil, including condensates, bringing in more than $1.95 billion in revenue.
Most of the oil came from central and southern fields, with exports reaching about 14.5 million barrels.
From the Kurdistan Region, around 1.27 million barrels were exported through Turkey’s Ceyhan port.
Kirkuk also contributed, with about 2.77 million barrels sent through the same port.
In simple terms, oil exports continue to be a major source of income for Iraq, with different regions all playing a role in keeping the flow going.
