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ExxonMobil Exits West Qurna, PetroChina Takes Over - Vimarsana News

ExxonMobil Exits West Qurna, PetroChina Takes Over

(CTN News) - ExxonMobil has officially withdrawn from the West Qurna 1 oilfield in southern Iraq, marking a significant shift in the...............

ExxonMobil transfers West Qurna 1 oilfield in Iraq to PetroChina - Vimarsana News

ExxonMobil transfers West Qurna 1 oilfield in Iraq to PetroChina

ExxonMobil has officially exited the West Qurna 1 oilfield in southern Iraq and transferred operations to PetroChina, reported Reuters.

IBBC Iraq Conference, London, Tuesday 24th May - Vimarsana News

IBBC Iraq Conference, London, Tuesday 24th May

The IBBC Iraq conference at the Mansion House - meeting at a most important time for Iraq - Tuesday 24 May After a two-year absence, IBBC is back at the Mansion House hosting its Iraq conference on Tuesday May 24th focusing on finance, energy and sustaining economic growth in Iraq. The country stands at another pivotal moment with

IBBC Iraq Conference, London, Tuesday 24th May - Vimarsana News

IBBC Iraq Conference, London, Tuesday 24th May

The IBBC Iraq conference at the Mansion House - meeting at a most important time for Iraq - Tuesday 24 May After a two-year absence, IBBC is back at the Mansion House hosting its Iraq conference on Tuesday May 24th focusing on finance, energy and sustaining economic growth in Iraq. The country stands at another pivotal moment with

Iraq Oil Exports Exceed $75bn in 2021 | Iraq Business News - Vimarsana News

Iraq Oil Exports Exceed $75bn in 2021 | Iraq Business News

By John Lee. Iraq's Ministry of Oil has announced total financial revenues from oil exports to $75.650 billion for 2021, which it says is a marked increase on budgeted expectations for the year. The Ministry's Deputy for Upstream Affairs, Kareem Hattab, pointed to the commitment of the OPEC+ producers in achieving stability in oil markets,