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سرايا الإخبارية
Expert Warns On Iraq Jordan Oil Deal
The article discussed the termination of the Iraqi crude oil import agreement by Jordan, which deprives the Kingdom of a financial saving estimated at around 20 million dollars annually. This amount represents the difference between the cost of purchasing Iraqi oil and sourcing it from other suppliers. The report indicates that Jordan has alternative options to meet its oil needs, and the real loss lies in the disappearance of the preferential advantage granted by the previous agreement, especially amid fluctuating oil prices and the exceptional regional circumstances. It also mentions that oil imports have ceased since the beginning of 2026, after the Kingdom imported approximately 2.75 million barrels in 2025. Additionally, it discusses the halted electricity supply to the Ruwaba district from the Jordanian grid and the ongoing project to connect with Iraq, aiming to enhance economic cooperation between the two countries.
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