Deputies response: to Baghdad and Erbil implementation of the agreement between them

06/10/2015

He called on members of the response in the House of Representatives the federal government and the government of Kurdistan region of Iraq to abide by the agreement of oil between them, and which was included within the Iraqi budget law for 2015, and not to be dragged behind the differences partisan and personal may damage the political process in the country, and stressed the right of the province to resort to Options alternative to secure the budget and strengthened its citizens.

He says the parliamentary finance committee rapporteur Rashid Ahmed al-Haj in an interview with Radio Free Iraq that the dilemma that impede the implementation of the agreement between Baghdad and Erbil lies in the difference at the expense of the actual agreement which affects when calculated on the 17% allocated to the Kurdistan region.

Stresses head of the Islamic Union bloc in the House of Representatives Muthana Amin that fabricate crises between the two governments does not serve the national interest, at a time when the country is the strongest need for togetherness and unity to Cope with terrorism, but Amin stressed that they representatives of the citizens of the province in Baghdad and will comply with the will of their citizens if they They opted for alternative ways to secure their budget.

For its part, accused the MP Ala Talabani, the Iraqi government of obstructing the implementation of the oil agreement with the province, he confirmed that the province during the past two months to raise its production ceiling to be desired and agreed level, but Baghdad ducking from its obligations in the financial entitlements of the province Exchange.

The head of the Kurdistan Regional Government Nechirvan Barzani stressed to reporters on the sidelines of the Iraqi provinces conference in Sulaimaniyah that the province has yet to stop oil exports decides, he hopes to reach a solution with Baghdad, regarding financial entitlements region Exchange, and added: "the provincial government's policy is clear: to maintain the communication and understanding with Baghdad and resolve differences channels through dialogue, we do not take any decision on stopping the export of oil region and we hope to reach an agreement, unfortunately there are no in Baghdad criteria and mechanism adopted to determine the financial entitlements of the province and thus making the region awaits a month a new equation, followed by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi in exchange dues region, certainly we have other options but we hope to communicate with Baghdad and is the best option. "

It is said that an agreement signed between Baghdad and the region requires to issue the region through a network Anabebh and through the Iraqi Oil Company (SOMO) 550 000 barrels of oil per day, compared to the disposal of the Baghdad provincial budget, amounting to 17% of the Iraqi budget.


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