Parliamentary power: the Kurdistan resume its dialogue with Baghdad to bypass differences oil agreement

Author: Publisher on: June 20, 2015

BAGHDAD / Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network (IMN) - Commission on oil and energy parliamentary, said that the Kurdistan Regional Government demanding the resumption of dialogue with the federal government to overcome the points of contention in the oil agreement.

The committee member said Ibrahim Bahr al-Ulum's (IMN) "The previous dialogue between Baghdad and Erbil agreement produced an important oil and almost up to the region to achieve its provisions to export 550 thousand barrels of oil Nor the last day of the differences. "

He added that "the doors of dialogue is still open to the parties to develop a solution to the outstanding problems the terms of the agreement and the oil can be found in the future."

Bahr al-Ulum said that "the Ministry of Oil and reached production rates of oil Good and there are efforts of the federal government to cover the expenses of the federal budget and this requires all parties to adopt the principle of dialogue to overcome differences. "

She was on Friday, sources in the Council of Ministers and the Ministry of Oil concern about the delivery of the Kurdistan region only 22% of its oil imports to the central government, indicating that the quantities exported illegally is a violation of the Convention oil.

And the voice of the Council of Ministers (2 December 2014), approving the oil agreement between the federal government and the Kurdistan Regional Government, which provides for delivery of the Kurdistan region of at least 250 thousand barrels of oil a day to the federal government for the purpose of export, after reaching the Kurdish delegation headed by Nechirvan Barzani with the Iraqi government an agreement on the region's share in the budget and export of oil, where will be the region's share in the budget by 17%.

From: Haider al-Tamimi Edit: Mohammed Saleem

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