Iraq exports 250,000 barrels of oil daily through the Kurdistan region.

A spokesperson for the Iraqi Ministry of Oil announced that the average oil exports for the country in September reached about 2.65 million barrels per day, in line with Iraq's commitment to its designated quotas under the OPEC Plus agreement to maintain stability in global markets. 

The spokesperson stated in comments to Reuters that the total announced oil export volume translates to the geographical and logistical distribution of export movement, with exports through the northern lines via the Turkish port of Ceyhan amounting to about 250,000 barrels per day, which contributes to enhancing crude flows to European and global markets.

These official figures reflect the actual production and export volumes of the Iraqi energy sector for the current month, amid investors' anticipation of global supply data and its direct impact on crude oil prices in international and local markets.