By Rex J. Zedalis
This e-book is the 1st and in basic terms accomplished exam of present and destiny felony ideas designed to control oil and fuel job in Iraq. This learn offers a thorough-going overview of each available perspective on Iraqi oil and fuel legislations, from suitable provisions of the Iraqi structure of 2005; to legislative measures comprising the oil and gasoline framework legislations, the profit sharing legislation, and the legislation to reconstitute the Iraq nationwide Oil corporation and reorganize the Ministry of Oil; to the Kurdistan nearby Government's 2007 Oil and fuel legislations No. (22) and its accompanying version creation Sharing agreement; and to the apposite principles of overseas legislation distilled from either controlling UN resolutions addressing Iraq and extra more often than not acceptable ideas of overseas legislation. this article is vital to the studying selection of each practitioner, enterprise government, govt legit, educational, public coverage maven, and person citizen with an curiosity within the info and arguable features of Iraqi strength legislation.
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S. S. htm (see graph) (accessed June 19, 2008) (hereinafter ArabChamber). See id. S. Gov’t, Iraq: Oil (Aug. html (see graph) (accessed June 19, 2008) (hereinafter Iraq Oil). See id. (graph). See id. (graph). See ArabChamber, supra note 66 (graph). See Iraq Oil, supra note 68 (graph). See id. (graph). See id. (graph). See ArabChamber, supra note 66 (graph). See Iraq Oil, supra note 68. 12 The Legal Dimensions of Oil and Gas in Iraq As with Gulf War I, the effects of the second Gulf War on the oil fields were serious.
9 mbpd came from the north and south Rumaila field, in southern Iraq, and only about 200,000 bpd came from the Kirkuk field in the country’s north. 81 The drop-off in northern Iraq production can be somewhat attributed to the number of pipeline and oil facility attacks in that area. 82 III. 83 Historically, the earliest pipelines ran from the northern oil fields in Kirkuk across Syria and into Lebanon, and across Jordan and into what is now Israel. In the second half of the twentieth century, pipelines were also developed north through Turkey to the port of Ceyhan, south across the lower half of Iraq and to the Iraqi Gulf port terminals surrounding Basra, and through Saudi Arabia to its export terminals on the Red Sea.
Pdf (accessed May 5, 2008). Facts Regarding Iraqi Oil and Gas Reserves and Their Legal Status 21 would clearly seem to confirm the intent, among other things, to leave unaffected the status of preexistent oil and gas law. If focus is shifted to the UN Security Council resolutions adopted in connection with Gulf War I, it would seem that exactly the same thing could be said. Three resolutions in particular are relevant – resolutions 661, 687, and 986 – yet none of them, or any of the other associated resolutions, attempted to change the legal regime that found Iraqi oil and gas under the control of Iraqis during the years intervening between the First and Second Gulf Wars.