A look at Iran's crude oil exports shows that after the US sanctions, more than 90% of Iran's oil exports are to China.

According to the exclusive report of Energy Press, this week, in a ceremony attended by the President of Turkey and the Prime Minister of Iraq, a four-way memorandum of understanding between Iraq, Turkey, Qatar and the UAE was signed for cooperation in the development road project. The development road project, which was announced at the

According to Energy Press, the terrorist attack by the Zionist regime on the Iranian consular building in Damascus and Iran's response to this regime raised concerns about the continuation of Iran's oil exports to private Chinese refineries, but analysts and business sources say that this volume is unlikely to change at the moment. . Market activists raised this question.

Saya announced that one of the Chinese companies will soon start the project of exploration, development and production of oil and gas in the "Oil House" area, 80% of which is located in the Khanaqin area.

on the sidelines of the China International Import Exhibition, the National Petrochemical Company and China signed a memorandum of understanding in the field of petrochemicals.

This contract, which was signed at the China International Import Expo, is the third long-term supply contract between Sinopec and Qatar Energy, the world's largest LNG supplier.

Mehdi Hashemzadeh emphasized the necessity of creating an oil market and said: "Right now, we are witnessing that Iran's exports have made good progress with the positive measures that have been taken in creating an oil market, and it is necessary to continue this process, and if the sanctions are lifted, we can play an important role in the world markets."

Citing the obtained data, Kepler announced the historical record of daily export of more than 1.8 million barrels of Iranian oil to China this month.