Baghdad/NINA/— Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Affairs, Mohsen Al-Mandlawi, emphasized on Thursday the necessity of implementing plans to develop oil fields, boost exports, and expand the scope of exploration activities.

A statement by his media office noted that "Al-Mandlawi visited the Ministry of Oil headquarters in Baghdad to review the progress of operations across its various departments and to follow up on key projects and the challenges facing the oil sector."

The statement added that, during a meeting with Minister of Oil Basim Mohammed Al-Abadi, "Al-Mandlawi discussed ways to advance the oil sector and revitalize the operations of export outlets, with the aim of increasing export volumes, maximizing national revenues, and supporting the Iraqi economy."

According to the statement, Al-Mandlawi stressed "the importance of activating plans to develop oil fields, expanding exploration areas, and investing in associated gas, all of which would strengthen the capabilities of the oil sector."

The statement further noted that the meeting addressed "the primary technical and administrative challenges facing the Ministry of Oil, as well as strategies to resolve them. Additionally, the discussion covered supporting the needs of the Ministry’s staff, with the goal of enhancing operational efficiency and ensuring the smooth flow of work across all the Ministry’s divisions." /End




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