Oil flowed from Homs to the terminal in Baniyas, while a pipeline connected Kirkuk to the refinery in Homs. Discussions focused on restoring oil pipelines between the two countries.
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What happened
Oil flowed from Homs to the terminal in Baniyas, while a pipeline connected Kirkuk to the refinery in Homs. Discussions focused on restoring oil pipelines between the two countries.
Who's involved
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Part of
Iraq and Syria are seeking to bolster trade and security cooperation, including the transfer of Daesh detainees and limited oil exports.Also in this story
- Iraq rejected Syria's request to repatriate Daesh members.
- Syrian border crossings with Iraq are vital for trade.
- Iraqi delegation visited Damascus to deepen judicial cooperation and receive Syrian detainees from al-Hol camp.
- KRG leader visited post-Assad Syria to meet the current administration, discussing economic cooperation.
The entities involved
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Homs
city in western Syria
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Baniyas
Syrian city
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Kirkuk
city in Iraq
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Iraq
sovereign state in Western Asia
Related events
- Iraq started exporting fuel oil from Syria’s Baniyas port.
- Crude oil exports are maintained through the Strait of Hormuz, with cargoes transferred off the UAE and Oman using terminals in Iraq and Bahrain.
- Kpler aggregates Middle East oil flows, showing increased transit through Hormuz from Iraq, Kuwait, UAE, Qatar, Oman, and Saudi Arabia.