Bayati rule out approving the budget that the agreement with the Kurdistan have not yet been

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04-03-2013 | (Voice of Iraq) - Add a comment -
BAGHDAD - Mohammed al-Jubouri

Ruled by a coalition of state law, Abbas al-Bayati said the agreement had been reached regarding the vote on the budget in 2013.

Bayati said in a statement (agency Orr) are still waiting for the Kurdistan Alliance bloc to agree with the rest of the blocks on an acceptable formula regarding entitlement oil companies operating in the province of Stan and there are more than a proposal and the possibility of pointing out that the political blocs discuss now in these possibilities and options to get out of this it and therefore I do not think he will end the day discussions and we may need to two additional days for the purpose of settling this matter.

Al-Bayati said there are a number of options that put this matter in more than the possibility of more than a proposal and there is a view to reach a formula preserves the right of everyone and this takes time and there are those who say it must have to deal with the budget after checking BSA pointing to the existence of the field of understanding during the hours next.

Questioned Bayati that are able today to pass the budget with a keen political blocs to pass They may long overdue in the House of Representatives in particular that the government has sent since four months and can not be accused disable budget calling for political blocs within the Council Naob to take responsibility in this regard and the completion of the budget .

According to al-Bayati said the only obstacle so far in front of the agreement on the budget is entitlement to the oil companies and the rest of the things to agree upon.

And on the political situation confirms that he is witnessing calm and will be a prelude to the start of a national dialogue and this is what shows in speeches last Friday in Anbar, which was quiet, demonstrating that everyone began convinced that escalation will not serve any party and therefore everyone wants to find a solution the crisis through national dialogue.

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