Iraq and Turkey start oil cooperation talks

The Iraqi and Turkish governments have begun negotiations to establish a framework agreement to strengthen cooperation in the fields of oil and gas, with the aim of expanding partnership and developing infrastructure in the energy and petrochemicals sectors. The Iraqi delegation was led by Minister of Oil Mustafa Muhammad Othman Al-Kadhimi in the meeting held in Ankara, while the Turkish side was headed by Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar. During the meeting, the two parties discussed a roadmap to enhance bilateral cooperation, including policy coordination and joint ventures, in order to serve the interests of both countries in the oil and energy sectors. These negotiations represent an important step toward expanding cooperation areas and defining legal and operational frameworks for mutual benefit.

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