Iraq's crude oil exports have reached approximately 3.35 million barrels per day, according to recent economic reports, as the government moves to upgrade export infrastructure and develop alternative routes for transporting crude to international markets.
The need to diversify export channels has become increasingly important amid regional developments and disruptions affecting maritime shipping. Baghdad is therefore exploring alternative options to ensure uninterrupted oil shipments and maintain revenue flows, which remain the country's primary source of public funding.
