AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoIraq’s State Arms Push: An influential Shiite militia, Saraya al-Salam, handed weapons to the Iraqi Army in Samarra as Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi drives a wider plan to bring armed groups under state control, though other factions remain resistant. Kurdistan Oil Operations: Iraq ordered Kurdistan oil companies to resume operations, with officials also pointing to efforts to restart exports and keep supply moving amid regional disruption. Gasoline Pressure in Baghdad: A reported gasoline shortage has revived Iraq’s black market, highlighting how supply disruptions and foreign firm pullouts can quickly hit household costs. Anti-Corruption Clampdown: Iraq’s anti-corruption drive intensified after the arrest of a deputy oil minister over allegations tied to large sums of cash, gold, and weapons. Parliament Formation Update: Iraq’s Coordination Framework is pushing for an extraordinary parliamentary session to complete cabinet voting on remaining vacant posts, including key security ministries. Business & Markets: ShaMaran Petroleum announced its first day of trading on Euronext Growth Oslo, underscoring continued investor interest in Kurdistan-linked energy assets. Travel Risk Alert: The U.S. issued updated security advisories for Iraq and the wider Middle East as Iran-linked tensions keep volatility high.
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