BAGHDAD: Iraq’s Kurdish region exported an average of 327,371 barrels per day (bpd) of oil in the month of March, the region’s natural resources ministry said.
“The Kurdistan Regional Government received $557,272,177 on account in March from its crude oil exports,” it said in a statement. Of this total, “$36,014,177 was allocated to the producers,” it said.
It said “$4,258,000 was authorised and paid to Biwater Ltd on behalf of the Ministry of Municipalities and Tourism,” it added.
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