************ Kurdish lawmaker confirms: A delegation from the region to visit Baghdad tomorrow and the implementation mechanism of the most prominent oil deal talks

Admin Sat Feb 14, 2015 8:23 am

Saturday February 14, 2015 10:33

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Vice confirmed for the coalition of Kurdish blocs that a delegation from the province of Kurdistan, headed by Barzani head of the provincial government will visit Baghdad on Sunday.

The MP said Hama Rashid Ahmed told all of Iraq [where] that "the delegation will discuss with officials in Baghdad last oil agreement and its implementation mechanisms and hope that the parties reach solutions that satisfy all parties."

"The discussions will also include the region's share in the budget and the salaries of the staff of Kurdistan."

A delegation from the Commission on oil and energy in the Federal House of Representatives visited the Kurdistan region Sunday and met with the provincial government Barzani, who confirmed his government's commitment to the agreement with the federal government, calling on the Commission to deal with the two governments as a third party, and monitor the agreement and the process of addressing the problems. "

But Barzani, last Wednesday, said in a press statement that "our biggest problem with Baghdad is that they want to fabricate problems," adding that he "can not calculate the amount of Baghdad, the source of oil a day, and we suggest calculate the amount of oil exported once every three months."

The governments in Baghdad and Erbil, announced on the second of December last to reach an agreement in relation to oil exports and the region's share of the budget.

The agreement included the export of the Kurdistan region 250 000 barrels per day through Turkey's Ceyhan line with the export of 300 000 barrels of the province of Kirkuk fields through the same line, and delivery of their revenues to the federal government, which agreed to turn the Kurdish Peshmerga forces paying salaries as part of the security system Alaracah.

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