Oil exports from Iraq's Kurdish, North to renew (AP)

Cairo — Iraq's recently appointed Minister of oil said Saturday as the country's oil export from the northern Kurdish region self-ruled shortly resume as part of a policy of national oil exporting country.

Some Kurds want more control over their crude oil rich region in Baghdad has argued that the oil is a national resource, under the control of the Central Government.

Iraqi Kurds signed despite oil more tens of two transactions with Western companies that are not valid by Baghdad. Exports were detained for several months after they started in June 2009 amid disagreement over the payments.

' Abd al-Karim Elaibi told Associated Press be resumed export Kurdish area in the coming days. "some" is not set date or elaborate on how to export to be part of the nation's export strategy.

Earlier this month, the predecessor of Elaibi, Hussain Al-Shahristani, said dispute on private companies accounted for the costs of equipment and how other expenses for reimbursement is inhabited, clearing the way for export.

Al-Shahristani, which currently holds the post of Vice President for energy and the new Government of Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki said the notes were Kurds Dec 2.6 committed export 150,000 barrels today by next year.

Iraq plans to increase exports to 2.25 million barrels per day in 2011, up from 1.9 million in the present. The current oil exports account for nearly all foreign exchange earnings of Iraq.

The increase is psychologically important for Iraq as it financially, in fact.

Oil rich nation, was the birthplace of the Organization of petroleum exporting countries, has struggled to increase its oil production and exports after years of sanctions wars left much of the sector is essential to malfunction.

With the ouster of Saddam Hussein in 2003 to the attention of the invasion led to the United States turned again into revamping the sector.

Two tricks licensing international oil last year opened the door for international oil companies to re-enter the market in Iraq. Between the tasks they had taken the new seismic surveys were fields that were awarded — appreciate the efforts that contributed to raising the general reserve.


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