He says oil expert Mohammed Zebra, in an interview to the (long-Presse), “The oil pipeline through Saudi Arabia was held in the eighties of the last century to achieve the maneuverability and flexibility in the capacity of Iraq’s export and increase the quantity,” noting that “the line king of Iraq fully until now all the rumors the opposite is true, although Saudi Arabia acquired by assault. “

It is noteworthy that the Iraqi oil pipeline – Saudi extends a distance of about 626 km to the port city of Yanbu, and duration of the company of Japan’s Mitsubishi F T F Hungarian in 1986.

He adds Zebra, the “tube can believe in Iraq when it is restarted, an increase in exports, with greater flexibility, due to its proximity to the global markets towards Western countries like the Turkish port of Ceyhan, and faster access to deep-water port in Faw in southern Iraq, especially that Iraqi oil production will rise starting from the year 2015 next year. “

In the opinion of the Oil and Energy Committee in the House of Representatives, that “the confiscation of Saudi oil pipeline Iraqi issue can be resolved, even if that requires fines.”

According to a member of the Committee MP Uday al-Awadi said that “the issue of confiscation of oil pipeline by Saudi Arabia need for a joint dialogue between the two countries was not possible to address the issue by one party,” noting that “Iraq to resolve differences with Saudi Arabia in this regard, even if involving aspects of the material can be settled under a new mechanism, especially he still aspires to extinguish the debt incurred by him to the end of their causes. “

Awad and stresses the need to “protect the economic relations through international conventions of diplomatic relations without being influenced like the water crisis with Turkey, particularly that Iraq needs the tube to increase its energy exports.”

In turn, ruled out the possibility of the Iraqi Oil Ministry to reinvest line Red Sea oil across Saudi Arabia, attributed to the political fallout between the two countries.

And confirms the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Oil for liquidation and gas industry Fayyad good grace, “The ownership of the line has moved to Saudi Arabia after the accumulation of debt on Iraq,” stressing that “Pat used to transport Saudi oil only.”

Illustrates a blessing that “it is not possible to approach Saudi Arabia currently on the return pipe of Iraq, especially the political and diplomatic relations between the two countries is not good,” pointing out that “the ministry is seeking to find export outlets for new and not just one line for export.”

He continues to be a blessing, “the ministry did export pipeline to the Turkish port of Ceyhan, and ended the contract with Jordan to build an oil pipeline to the port of Aqaba,” Msttrda “also recently completed the establishment of the third floating platform to export oil from Basra through the Persian Gulf.”