The U.S. State Department welcomed Iraqi Prime Minister al-Sudani’s commitment to energy independence, highlighting achievements such as a 70% reduction in gas flaring and plans to enhance petroleum production. The Iraq Energy Conference 2025 will focus on state energy policies and economic diversification.
The United States State Department expressed its approval of Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani’s dedication to attaining energy independence. In a statement reported by the Iraqi News Agency (INA), they reiterated their support for Iraq’s efforts in this vital sector.
Prime Minister al-Sudani highlighted the government’s achievements since taking office, particularly noting a significant reduction in gas flaring by 70% and an increase in petroleum derivative production. He emphasized the aim of nearing full self-sufficiency in fuel production while setting a goal to transform 40% of oil production into industrial outputs by 2030.
Al-Sudani mentioned that the upcoming Iraq Energy Conference 2025 will serve as a platform to showcase the state’s energy policies and initiatives. The emphasis on energy is central to the government’s development strategy and aligns with its broader objective of diversifying the economy, which is expected to benefit various sectors.
In summary, the U.S. State Department commended Prime Minister al-Sudani’s commitment to energy independence, underscoring the significant achievements made in reducing gas flaring and enhancing petroleum production. The Iraq Energy Conference 2025 will be a crucial event for outlining the government’s policies that aim to diversify the economy and promote sustainable development in the energy sector.
Original Source: ina.iq
