Tomorrow's Press / Baghdad: Oil Ministry announced on Thursday for Iraq's oil exports rise to more than 72 million barrels and revenue increased about seven billion dollars over the past month.
He said ministry spokesman Assem Jihad for "tomorrow's Press," that "Iraqi oil exports for the month of December last amounted to 72,000,574 barrels and an average of 2.341 million barrels per day, compared to November which exports amounted to a 71.43 million barrels and an average of 2,000,843 barrels every day. "
The exported quantities of crude oil for the month of December last, Tksmt between Basra oil exports, which amounted to 2.081 million barrels per day, while the exports of crude oil from Kirkuk to the Turkish port of Ceyhan and trucking Jordan 260 thousand barrels per day."
And Jihad said that "the revenue realized from the sale of crude oil for the month of December rose Other terms are reached seven billion and 470 million dollars at 102.9 dollars per barrel."
And drew a spokesman for the ministry said that "Iraqi oil exports for the month of December rose despite the interruptions that occurred several times in the pipeline north of Kirkuk to the Turkish port of Ceyhan for technical reasons and sabotage, in addition to the bad weather in the southern regions, which lasted for more than 14 days." .
The Iraqi Oil Ministry announced in (the first of December 2013) for higher oil exports for the month of November last to more than 71 million barrels, noting that revenues have also brought about a rise of seven billion and 328 million dollars.
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