AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoStrait of Hormuz Shock to Iraq’s Oil: Iraq’s crude exports have fallen from about 3.4 million bpd to roughly 1.5–1.7 million bpd after the Strait of Hormuz closure, with Oil Minister Basim Khudair saying Baghdad is pushing alternative routes including Port of Aqaba and the Basra–Fishkhabur pipeline under a BOT model. Kirkuk Output Plan: Iraq says Kirkuk currently produces around 320,000 bpd, with BP targeting 420,000 bpd, alongside gas expansion and a 400MW power station to cut flaring. Airline Scrutiny: Iraq’s Transport Ministry ordered investigations into Iraqi Airways finances and partnership contracts, after alleged irregularities and missing funds triggered suspensions. Anti-Corruption & Detentions: A Saladin businessman, Mohammed al-Hajaf, was arrested over suspected corruption tied to housing and investment projects. Digital Connectivity in Kurdistan: SpaceX/Starlink talks are underway with Erbil, while Iraq’s telecom regulator warns no official agents are authorized yet. Regional Diplomacy: PM Ali al-Zaidi told Macron Sept. 30 is the deadline for coalition forces withdrawal, while Iraq reiterates it won’t allow its territory to threaten neighbors.
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