Kurdish lawmaker: Organization of negotiating a permanent delegation to discuss the outstanding issues between the Governments of Kurdistan and the Center [Audio]

Friday, August 17 / August 2012 09:32



[Baghdad where]

MP from the Kurdistan Alliance Azad, Abu Bakr, "it was agreed between the components of the Kurdistan Alliance to form a negotiating team to discuss the outstanding issues between the KRG and the federal government.

According to Abu Bakr told all of Iraq [where] the day that "the organization of the delegation was a request the President of Kurdistan region Masoud Barzani during the meetings of the Kurdish forces, was to emphasize the need for a delegation of permanent negotiation and includes all parties and even the opposition in the province of Kurdistan."

He added that "this issue put before a period of time, and now we started organizing this delegation and the organization until the completion of the business delegation would follow negotiations between the provincial government and the federal government and on an ongoing basis."

He was a representative for the Kurdistan Alliance Qasim Mohammad Qasim said yesterday in a statement quoted by the Office of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, the KRG plans to send a negotiating team to Baghdad during the next few days to discuss the outstanding issues between the parties, "adding," The delegation will be tours of negotiating with officials, " He pointed out that "The atmosphere now become appropriate for a dialogue."

The head of the Kurdistan Regional Government, the former deputy secretary-general of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) Barham Saleh, visited Baghdad several days ago, and sources suggested that "the benefit may be carrying a Kurdish initiative to resolve the crisis between Baghdad and Erbil."

And see the relationship between Baghdad and Erbil strained for several months concerning the differences of political and constitutional, and some outstanding issues, notably contracts, oil province, and management of oil wealth and the article [140] of the Constitution for the normalization of the situation in the disputed territories including Kirkuk in the management of border crossings, airports and armed forces, the Peshmerga and the other powers administrative and legal. said Alliance MP Kurds.

In a later development called the Kurdistan Regional Government Office of the Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki "to reconsider its decision to close the Mmthleetha in Baghdad," calling the decision "Balferdi and has no legal basis and will impact negatively on the regulation of relations between the KRG and the federal government, which was organized in accordance with the Constitution."

It is said that the Kurdish blocs in the Kurdistan region and in the Federal House of Representatives agreed to form a body or a supreme council to negotiate with the federal government in Baghdad to resolve outstanding problems and files between the parties. Ended .2.


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