***** Kurdish source: Baghdad and the province agreed to contracts with foreign oil companies and pay their dues
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***** Kurdish source: Baghdad and the province agreed to contracts with foreign oil companies and pay their dues
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Detection Kurdish source close to the negotiations that took place between the delegation of the Kurdistan region, which was chaired by the Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Regional Government Barzani and the federal government headed by Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Hussain al-Shahristani, as "took place smoothly high, amid flexibility unexpected by the government side in Baghdad."
Barzani had arrived in Baghdad in 25 of the last month for talks with the federal government on outstanding issues between the two sides, including the budget and the export of oil from Kurdistan via the oil pipeline to Turkey.
The source told all of Iraq [where] that "al-Shahristani agreed on oil contracts Kurdistan region to participate and not service contracts, as they want and the Federal Ministry of Oil in the past."
"It was agreed to pay the federal government dues oil companies operating in Kurdistan, worth 10 billion dollars that are exported oil through the oil marketing company National Sumo."
The source continued that "the only point that is still disputed is that the Kurdish delegation demanded the deposit amounts of oil exported to Turkey from the region in the Bank, Turkey, and go from 5 percent to the Compensation Fund of Kuwait to the United Nations and 17 percent to the Kurdistan region and the rest of the federal government, shall be deposited in the Fund Iraq's development in New York, and distributed through the annual budget. "
The Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Hussain al-Shahristani, said during a meeting with a government delegation from the Kurdistan region in 25 of the last month the agreement with the Kurdish delegation, export oil province of Kurdistan via Sumo according to pricing mechanisms and the export of Iraqi oil, to be deposited revenue fund Iraq's development, and distributed through the annual budget. According to a statement from the office of al-Shahristani. Ended.
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[Baghdad - where]
Detection Kurdish source close to the negotiations that took place between the delegation of the Kurdistan region, which was chaired by the Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Regional Government Barzani and the federal government headed by Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Hussain al-Shahristani, as "took place smoothly high, amid flexibility unexpected by the government side in Baghdad."
Barzani had arrived in Baghdad in 25 of the last month for talks with the federal government on outstanding issues between the two sides, including the budget and the export of oil from Kurdistan via the oil pipeline to Turkey.
The source told all of Iraq [where] that "al-Shahristani agreed on oil contracts Kurdistan region to participate and not service contracts, as they want and the Federal Ministry of Oil in the past."
"It was agreed to pay the federal government dues oil companies operating in Kurdistan, worth 10 billion dollars that are exported oil through the oil marketing company National Sumo."
The source continued that "the only point that is still disputed is that the Kurdish delegation demanded the deposit amounts of oil exported to Turkey from the region in the Bank, Turkey, and go from 5 percent to the Compensation Fund of Kuwait to the United Nations and 17 percent to the Kurdistan region and the rest of the federal government, shall be deposited in the Fund Iraq's development in New York, and distributed through the annual budget. "
The Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Hussain al-Shahristani, said during a meeting with a government delegation from the Kurdistan region in 25 of the last month the agreement with the Kurdish delegation, export oil province of Kurdistan via Sumo according to pricing mechanisms and the export of Iraqi oil, to be deposited revenue fund Iraq's development, and distributed through the annual budget. According to a statement from the office of al-Shahristani. Ended.
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