AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoIraq–Turkey Energy Route: Turkey’s energy minister says Baghdad and Ankara are close to extending their 1973 Iraq–Turkey crude pipeline deal for another year, due to expire July 27, keeping oil flowing from Kirkuk to Ceyhan as Hormuz disruptions push Iraq to rely more on the northern route. Regional Travel Risk: The US and Iran trade fresh strikes as both claim control of the Strait of Hormuz, with airlines still reviewing Middle East routes and some services delayed or suspended amid uncertainty. Diplomacy on the Move: Iraqi PM Ali al-Zaidi is set to meet Donald Trump in Washington, with talks expected to focus on security balance, disarming pro-Iran armed groups, and energy/economic priorities. Tourism Recovery in Anbar: Iraq’s Al-Habbaniyah Tourist City in Al-Anbar plans major upgrades—events hall, water park, pools, and cabin renovations—while officials warn declining water levels are the biggest threat to visitor numbers. Travel Docs Update: St. Kitts and Nevis says Iraq will soon be added as a biometric collection location, with the exact site and launch date to follow.
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