KRG says Baghdad needs to resolve two matters before resuming oil exports
The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) said on Saturday that before oil exports can resume, two points still need to be resolved, including one that requires approval from the Iraqi prime minister, after the federal oil ministry had said everything was ready to restart selling Kurdish oil
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