Iraq is looking to attract investment from Saudi Arabia in one of its natural gas fields, Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, Ali Allawi, told Bloomberg , while OPEC’s second-largest producer looks to be seriously trying to comply with the OPEC+ production cuts. Iraq is seeking Saudi investment in either the Akkas or the Mansuriya gas field, Allawi told Bloomberg in an interview published on Wednesday. “Saudi Arabia has a high readiness to back our energy projects,” the Iraqi minister said. “At the end of the day, they will pick one field. They are also interested in solar energy,” Allawi added. Saudi Arabia will not be providing support to the Iraqi budget, Allawi told Bloomberg. Iraq, one of the oil producers worst hit by the oil price crash , relies on oil revenues for 95 percent of its budgetary income and is one of the least diversified economies […]