
Iraq’s exemption from importing gas from Iran revoked; Baghdad searches for a new alternative
The cancellation of Iraq's exemption from importing gas from Iran and the end of Iraq's electricity sector's dependence on Tehran will provide a good opportunity for the GCC countries to participate in Iraq's energy sector.

Strengthening the friendship and rivalry between Tehran and Ankara
In recent years, Iran and Türkiye have been in serious competition to become a regional gas hub, and the Turkmenistan-Iran-Turkey project emphasizes this and increases cooperation between the two countries.

A worn-out drilling industry has become a bane of Iran’s oil production growth
Mohsen Paknejad plans to increase oil production by drilling new wells, but the wear and tear of worn-out rigs, sanctions, and the role of the drilling mafia have turned the Oil Minister's miracle into a nightmare.
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Oil Pipelines and Telecommunications Company’s help to contain the fire of the Gore-Jask pipeline
Iran Oil Pipelines and Telecommunications Company intervened to help contain the fire of Gore-Jask crude oil pipeline.According to Energy Press, according to the Iranian Oil Pipeline and Telecommunications Company, the 42-inch Gore-Jask crude oil pipeline from the projects owned and implemented by the Oil Engineering and Development Company (Metan) caught fire this morning (Monday, September