Justice announces the successful start on ending the oil-for-food negotiations file

Since 12.24.2016 at 10:53 (Baghdad time)

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Ministry of Justice announced on Saturday, for the success of negotiations on ending the oil-for-food file, indicating that the resolution of the external actions of the priorities of its work.

The ministry said in a statement received / balances News / copy of it, "the most important files that the ministry follow-up, delivery and according to the law is the Foreign suits file and complete resolution of the direction of the interests of Iraq," pointing out that "nearly twenty lawsuit was settled last period for Iraq, As a result of the extraordinary efforts exerted by the cadres of the legal department, under the supervision and follow up directly by the Minister of Justice Haider Zamili. "

She added that he "has been the past two days to resolve the oil lawsuits file for food after authorization winning of the Council of Ministers of the delegation negotiating team formed by the Ministry of Justice, with the participation of the Foreign Ministry, which constitute the adviser Ahmed rhomboid director of the legal department, and Qais al-Amiri adviser in the State Department to negotiate to reduce fees and an end the file to complete the legal procedures required by the United Nations. "

She pointed out that "after obtaining the approval of the Prime Minister has been reduced nearly 80% of the amounts resulting from this lawsuit, in addition to restoring the amount of up to $ 150 million to Iraq as a result of the resolution of this file."

And stated that "the justice minister Haider Zamili stressed that the Ministry is going ahead to resolve all external suits the later files, and that the direction of decisiveness in favor of Iraq, he supervised directly on the course of action with the advanced cadres in the ministry, hoping near future, to end this task Files" ./ ended 29 n / 10


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Justice announces the restoration of $ 150 million after the termination of the oil-for-food file

History of edits:: 2016/12/24 11:00

{Baghdad} Euphrates News regained the Justice Department $ 150 million after the success of Commissioners on ending the oil-for-food file.

He said the media ministry said in a statement the agency {Euphrates News} received a copy of it on Saturday, that "the most important files that the ministry follow-up, delivery and according to the law is the Foreign and complete resolution of the direction of the interests of Iraq file lawsuits."

He added that "nearly 20 lawsuit was resolved with the recent period in favor of Iraq, as a result of the extraordinary efforts exerted by the cadres of the legal department, under the supervision and follow up directly by the Minister of Justice Haider Zamili."

The statement noted that "during the past two days to resolve the oil-for-food file lawsuits after winning authorization from the Council of Ministers, the delegation negotiating team formed by the Ministry of Justice, with the participation of the Foreign Ministry."

He said the "problem of the delegation of" adviser Ahmad rhomboid director of the legal department, and Qais al-Amiri adviser in the State Department to negotiate to reduce the fees and the end of the file to complete the legal procedures required by the United Nations. "

It disclosed the statement said. "Having obtained the approval of the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, have been reduced nearly 80% of the amounts resulting from this lawsuit, in addition to restoring the amount of up to $ 150 million to Iraq as a result of the resolution of this file."

The statement stressed that "the Ministry is going ahead to resolve all external suits the later files, and that the direction of decisiveness in favor of Iraq," noting that "the minister Zamili, directly oversees the course of working with advanced cadres in the ministry, hoping near future, to end this task Files" .anthy

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