Diana Qaisi on RED TV: Tripoli May Resume Oil Exports

The article discusses the possibilities of reusing oil transit pipelines between Iraq and Tripoli or Baniyas as potential alternatives to the Strait of Hormuz, due to increasing concerns over disruptions in oil export movements through the maritime corridor. Expert Diana Qaisi pointed out that Iraq relies heavily on oil revenues, and any halt in production or export directly affects its economy. The study addresses preparations and oversight for upgrading and activating land pipelines, particularly the Kirkuk–Tripoli and Basra–Tripoli lines, emphasizing the need to assess existing infrastructure and conduct feasibility studies. It also stressed the importance of making political decisions, along with ensuring security, financial stability, and technical readiness to activate these routes. Transparency and accountability are essential to guarantee their effectiveness and safeguard the interests of the involved countries. Ultimately, the article concludes that implementing these pipelines is a viable option, but it depends on the availability of political will, security, financial stability, and technological preparedness.

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