Salim Hamza, a former MP, confirmed today, Wednesday, that in its recent discussions with Iraq, Turkey presented the Labor Party file as one of its most important priorities while ignoring the issue of oil exports.
Hamza told, “Turkey deferred settling the issue of oil trades from the area towards the Turkish port of Ceyhan, and zeroed in the conversations on the issue of battling the Kurdistan Laborers’ Party.”
That’s what he expressed “the states of Baghdad and the district are looking to determine the issue of oil products to Turkey after they were come by a choice from the Paris court. During the talks with Erdogan in Baghdad, the government prioritized this issue, but the Turkish president prioritized the Labor Party file.”
