U.S. State Department Applauds Iraq’s Energy Independence Commitment

The U.S. State Department supports Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani’s pledge toward energy independence, citing the significant reduction in gas flaring and a push towards self-sufficiency in fuels. The Prime Minister aims to transform 40% of oil production into industries by 2030 and is focusing on upcoming initiatives like the Iraq Energy Conference 2025.

The United States State Department has expressed its support for Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani’s commitment to achieving energy independence. In a statement reported by the Iraqi News Agency (INA), the department stated appreciation for the Prime Minister’s dedication to this initiative.

Prime Minister al-Sudani emphasized that the government has made significant progress since taking office, notably reducing gas flaring by 70% and enhancing the production of petroleum derivatives. He underscored aspirations to attain self-sufficiency in fuels and to initiate the export of gas oil, aiming to convert 40% of oil production into transformation industries by the year 2030.

Moreover, the Prime Minister highlighted the upcoming Iraq Energy Conference 2025 as an opportunity to showcase the government’s energy policies and programs, which are vital to its development plans. This endeavor aligns with efforts to diversify the Iraqi economy and improve performance across various sectors, ultimately fostering a prosperous future for the nation.

The U.S. State Department has formally welcomed Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani’s commitment to energy independence. The progress achieved by Iraq under al-Sudani’s leadership is notable, particularly in reducing gas flaring and enhancing fuel production. The upcoming Iraq Energy Conference 2025 is anticipated to play a crucial role in implementing these energy strategies as part of broader economic diversification efforts.

Original Source: ina.iq