Iraqi and Kurdish Regional Government authorities have agreed on joint security measures to protect oil facilities in Iraqi Kurdistan. The announcement, made by a spokesperson for the Iraqi Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Sabah al-Numan, signals increased cooperation between Baghdad and Erbil. Details of the specific strategies were not immediately released, but the agreement indicates a shared concern for safeguarding the region’s vital oil infrastructure. This move comes amid ongoing regional instability and potential threats to energy assets. The collaboration aims to ensure the continued operation and security of oil production and transportation in Iraqi Kurdistan. Further information regarding implementation and coordination is expected to be released by both governments. This agreement represents a step towards de-escalation and improved relations between the central government and the autonomous Kurdish region.