Barzani: We discussed with al-Abadi post Peshmerga in Mosul liberalization, customs and risk the collapse of the dam

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Erbil-Iraq Press -4 February: The head of the Kurdistan Regional Government, Nechirvan Barzani, said the delegation region agreed with Baghdad to hold regular meetings every two months, while noting that he discussed the customs control and the participation of the Peshmerga in the liberation of Mosul process and risks facing the plug connector.

Barzani said in a statement; "The region delegation stressed during his visit to Baghdad on the importance of communication and dialogue between Arbil and Baghdad," noting that "the two sides decided to hold a regular meeting every two months."

Barzani added that "the two sides for the continuation of dialogue coordination mechanism and the situation in order to reach a common understanding and work to address the problems between Baghdad and Arbil," noting that "the two sides discussed issues related to the relations between Iraq and the Kurdistan region with Turkey."

"The Kurdish delegation discussed other issues with officials in Baghdad Oprzaha customs control and the participation of the Peshmerga in the liberation of Mosul process and risks facing the plug connector and support for the federal government to the Peshmerga forces and the effects of the financial crisis on Iraq and the region's participation in the Iraqi diplomatic events and the issue of oil and imports."

A delegation from the Kurdistan Regional Government, headed by Nechirvan Barzani, last Sunday, Baghdad, and held a series of meetings with the prime ministers Haider al-Abadi Republic Fuad Masum, as well as the leader of a coalition of state law, Nuri al-Maliki.

He announced the media office of Ebadi, the last to reach an agreement with the Kurdish delegation requires the adoption of an economic reform program to reduce dependence on oil, as pointed out near a plan to expand the resource through a commitment to tariff and tax Aldechl.anthy (1)

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