***** Meeting between Maliki and representatives of the Kurds in Baghdad

PM: 03:40:12 / 01/2014

Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, Sunday, in the Iraqi capital Baghdad, meeting with representatives of the Kurds to discuss several pending issues between the two sides and files related to some other Iraqi provinces.

A deputy in the Iraqi Council of Representatives Mahma Khalil told (NNA), the representatives of the Kurds and Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki meet in Baghdad to discuss several pending issues between Baghdad and Erbil.


At the same time across the Iraqi political observer in favor Hamdani welcomed in any meeting between the Kurdistan Regional Government and the Iraqi government, noting that "the meetings of the Kurdistan region and Baghdad has a special significance amid the presence of several pending issues between the two sides, including one oil."

This is due, to discuss the conferees files oil and Budget (2014), and the crisis experienced by the province of Anbar.


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Maliki discuss with the delegation of the Kurdistan Alliance and the general budget of the province's oil imports

12-01-2014 08:05 PM

Baghdad (news) .. Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, in his official office on Sunday, with a delegation comprising members of the House of Representatives of the Kurdistan Alliance bloc, objective general budget and oil imports to the Kurdistan region.

A statement by Maliki's office received the Agency (news) copy of it: he was searched in the affairs of the budget and oil imports and the obligations of the region in this area, and emphasis was placed on the need to find solutions soon.

He made it clear: that the budget was delayed because of problems with the oil resources around the region, adding that he was scheduled to provide answers about the region a number of issues within days but has not been answered yet, despite the passage of three weeks. / End / o. G /
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Kurds Maliki meeting three conditions necessary Arbil after escalating oil dispute

   Thursday, December 12 2 / January 2014 20:36

 


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Twilight News / Kurdish sources reported, on Sunday evening, said the meeting, which brought together officials of the Kurdish Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki has resulted in the launch of three conditions regarding the export of oil to the Kurdish region of Kurdistan after the escalation of the dispute recently.

alt The territory's government said on Wednesday that oil began flowing in the new pipeline is expected to start the export at the end of this month and then to strengthen supplies in February and March.

And condemned the Oil Ministry in Baghdad in a statement on Friday the Kurds endeavors in this regard, and said that the export of oil without reference to Baghdad "flagrant violation of the provisions of the constitution."

In an attempt to remedy the crisis, held today a joint meeting between Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and House of Representatives of the Kurds in Baghdad in the presence of Hussain al-Shahristani.

The official said Kurdish for "Twilight News" that the meeting focused on the file, especially the oil crisis exported to Turkey via a new pipeline to the side issue of the budget.

He said al-Maliki told the House of Representatives Kurds several conditions in order to be legally export and foremost be informed of Baghdad on the amount of oil exported in accordance with the standards existing at the border, and secondly that the price of oil in Kurdistan, with equal rates of Baghdad.



The official said the third thing necessary Kurdistan oil revenues deposited in the Fund (DSI) in the United States.

He continued, "Mr. al-Maliki said that according to these things can be for the Kurdistan oil exports."

He also said that al-Maliki and al-Shahristani, confirmed that they were awaiting a response from the Kurdistan Region on topics that were agreed upon during the recent visit of the delegation of the province of Kurdistan to Baghdad, but the response was to export oil without the knowledge of the federal government. "

He continued, "al-Maliki and al-Shahristani said that the subject is the one who disrupts the adoption of the budget where that Baghdad did not know the amount of oil exported to Turkey even included in the budget."

It is hoped that this delegation is visiting Baghdad, Kurdish government in the coming days to discuss the export of oil in a file that seems to hinder the adoption of the Iraqi government to the general budget of the country for the year 2014.

The Kurdish transports crude to world markets via a pipeline Kirkuk - Ceyhan which is controlled by Baghdad to Turkey, but the Kurdish exports across the track stopped over a year ago because of a dispute over payments.

Kurdistan began exporting crude individually from the Taq Taq oil field to the Turkish port of Mersin in early January of last year through trucks.

Kurdistan is seeking to export around 300 thousand barrels per day to world markets via the new line extends to the Turkish port of Ceyhan on the Mediterranean.

Kurdistan and expects production to rise to fields of 400 thousand barrels per day this year and one million barrels per day in 2015 and two million barrels per day in 2019.

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