Kurdistan Parliament held today an extraordinary session to discuss the "crisis" in Baghdad and Erbil

Wednesday, March 13 / March 2013 12:31 | : Ambassador News Agency | | |


{Baghdad Ambassador: News}

Kurdistan Parliament held on Wednesday an extraordinary session which adds vice president of the regional government Imad Ahmed, to discuss the crisis between Arbil and Baghdad on Wednesday, to take a position on them.

A media adviser to Parliament President Tariq essence in a statement received by Ambassador News Agency a copy of it on Wednesday that "the President of Parliament decided to hold an extraordinary session, Wednesday, to discuss the crisis between Baghdad and Erbil, adds vice president of the provincial government Imad Ahmed."

Essence added that "the aim of the special session of the Parliament is to discuss the decision-taking attitude of this crisis," he said, without referring to the nature of this position.

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Kurdistan Parliament fails to hold its special meeting

Wednesday, March 13 / March 2013 13:52


Twilight News / failed Kurdistan Regional Parliament, Wednesday, in an extraordinary session scheduled for today to discuss the crisis between Erbil and Baghdad, after she was unable to attend the Deputy Prime Minister.

A media adviser to Parliament Tariq essence for "Twilight News", that "the President of the Kurdistan Regional Parliament decided to postpone the convening of the special session to further notice, was unable to attend deputy head of the provincial government Imad Ahmed due to other commitments."

For his part, said a source in the Kurdistan Parliament for "Twilight News", "The opposition Kurdish in parliament insisted ahead of a meeting to attend regional president Massoud Barzani to discuss the crisis between Arbil and Baghdad on the back of approval of the Iraqi parliament budget bill to the government despite the boycott coalition blocs Kurdistan and the Iraqi List, a meeting of the Council of Representatives, which approved the budget. "

The voice of the Iraqi Council of Representatives, last Thursday, on the federal budget, which sparked a lot of controversy, including a paragraph issue of the oil companies operating in the Kurdistan Region.

The budget estimates for 2013 worth 138 trillion dinars (equivalent to 118.6 billion U.S. dollars).


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Could be a reason why they did not meet today?





Turkey imprison Barzani's nephew for more than seven years in prison for arms smuggling
Wednesday, March 13 / March 2013 12:31



[Follow-up - where]

A Turkish court sentenced a nephew of Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Regional Government Nechirvan Barzani for seven and a half years on charges of smuggling weapons to Turkey.

The Hurriyet newspaper reported that Turkish "Matin Barzani, nephew of the Prime Minister of the Kurdistan region of Iraq, Nechirvan Barzani, faces a prison sentence of seven and a half years after he was accused of trying to enter [2500] a hunting rifle shot illegally to Turkey."

He said the "Barzani [26 years old], who lives in Austria, arrived at the crossing Aaspala Turkish border with Greece on 12 December 2012 and found border guards on the shots in the bag كومبيوتره Mobile has taken to the Office of the Prosecutor Turkish [Fihri مولتو Tucson] where he said he bought ammunition illegally in Austria, and it carries valid fishing permits in Austria, Bulgaria and Iraq. "

The newspaper added that "the nephew of President provincial government told during his testimony before the prosecutor Turkish that he flew several times from Austria to Iraq and with those shots of unreported in customs and he this time he wanted to go to Iraq, where he lives his family, and was intended to be used in fishing trip, and pointed out that he had paid 745 euros a price of ammunition. "

They noted that "the prosecutor sent shots confiscated to scan and show that the use is not illegal in Turkey, turn Barzani charges [attempt to smuggle weapons] may be used in the assassination, they are of the same type that killed former U.S. President John F. Kennedy, and prohibits the import of this kind of shots in Turkey only by specific government institutions, Barzani was filed in prison [Aedran]. "ended


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