Q&A: Kirkuk energy committee chairman Ali al-Salhi
The chairman of the Kirkuk Provincial Council's energy committee discusses the backstory and opposition to the BP deal, and a potential agreement with CNPC.
Ali al-Salhi, the head of the Kirkuk Provincial Council's Energy Committee. (BEN LANDO/Iraq Oil Report)
DUBAI - As chairman of the Kirkuk Provincial Council's energy committee, Ali al-Salhi's work is at the nexus of two of Iraq's most controversial dilemmas: defining the lines of authority over hydrocarbons management and navigating Iraq's territorial disputes.
A recently signed Letter of Intent between the Oil Ministry and BP for work in the Kirkuk field has again raised those issues in tandem.
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