Iraq’s Oil Ministry unveiled a strategic plan on Sunday to increase crude oil production to 4.3 million barrels per day. The initiative focuses on restoring output to levels seen before recent disruptions. A key component of the plan involves reactivating oil exports through the Ceyhan pipeline, a crucial route previously impacted by issues not detailed in the report. The plan is slated for implementation by June 21, 2026, indicating a multi-year timeframe for full realization. This move signals Iraq’s intent to strengthen its position in the global oil market and bolster its economy. Further details regarding the specific challenges overcome and investment strategies were not immediately available. The announcement was made by the Iraqi Ministry of Oil, suggesting government backing for the ambitious project.