Articles about the Budget 2014

Economic parliamentary says it has not seen the budget bill so far


01/22/2014 11:12

Tomorrow's Press / Baghdad: A member of the parliamentary Economic Committee Hussain Salman, Wednesday, that the Commission had not seen so far on the draft general budget bill, attributing it to delay sent to the Parliament, as well as the existence of differences between the political blocs on them.

Salman said for "tomorrow's Press," "The draft budget law for the year 2014 is facing a lot of difficulties and most importantly the end of the current parliamentary session," stressing that "the parliamentary economic committee had not seen so far on the draft budget."

He attributed the failure to inform the Committee to "delay sent to the House of Representatives, as well as the existence of differences between the political blocs on them, especially relating to the Kurdistan Alliance," noting that "there are blocks that you want to shop the budget for the benefit of the election and this delays the approval."

The Council of Ministers approved, in the middle of this month, the draft budget bill for 2014, and sent to the House of Representatives last week to legislation.


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Parliament is likely to return the budget to the government because of the many problems which

01/22/2014 11:54

Tomorrow's Press / Baghdad: likely decision of Parliament Muhammad Khalidi, Wednesday, returns the current year budget to the Cabinet in 2014 because of the many problems on them, especially with regard to the objections of deputies of the Kurdistan region, ruling out approval at this time.

Khalidi said for "tomorrow's Press," "We rule out the adoption of the federal budget for the year 2014 at the present time, because of the many problems in them," calling for "the need for approval by the agreement."

He guessed Khalidi "re-balancing of the government to make some adjustments, particularly with regard to the problems of Iraqi Kurdistan with the central government," noting that "the solution to the problems between the province and the government will make it easier to pass the budget."

He pointed to the decision of the parliament that "there is another problem facing the budget, an issue that share oil-producing provinces five dollars while the government has allocated one dollar for these provinces."

Some MPs from different political blocs and the governor of Basra and Kirkuk governor also called for the return of the federal budget to the government to amend some of its clauses, notably the proportion of petrodollars and the problems of the Kurdistan region's oil.

The Council of Ministers approved last week a draft federal budget for 2014 amid objections from the Minister of the Kurds because of lack of consensus on some key points concerning the export of oil from Iraq's Kurdistan.


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Maliki: the Kurdistan and Baghdad ministries concerned to cooperate to resolve the issue of the budget

   Wednesday, 22 December / 2 January 2014 12:08

   

Twilight News / demanded Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, Wednesday, the province of Kurdistan, and the ministries concerned, and the House of Representatives to speed up the solution of disputes and outstanding issues in the case of the export of oil to speed up the adoption of the budget for the current year.

Maliki said in his weekly televised and followed up "Twilight News", "We are on the ends of the agreement on the subject of oil revenues with the province of Kurdistan," adding that "This agreement between the oil ministry and the province of factors that speed up the completion of the general budget."

He added that al-Maliki, "the House of Representatives if he, in turn, approving the budget, it would be an opportunity for the ministries directly in the completion of the business entrusted to it."

He went on to say "I call on the province of Kurdistan, and oil, and the parliament to speed up the cooperation agreement on the issue of oil revenue, in order to be approving the budget and continue the process of construction and reconstruction in the country."

The Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Regional Barzani visited Baghdad last week and held a meeting with Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to discuss the outstanding issues between Erbil and Baghdad on matters of provincial export oil through the pipeline and the new Turkish draft general budget bill and the region's share of them.

Maliki told MPs and ministers, according to press reports, the details of the agreement that was between him and the President of the Government of the Territory Naچervan Barzani, during his recent visit to Baghdad, which has been hereby agree on several key points relating to the process of oil export them, to be export operations with the approval of the federal government and delivery contracts to the center, and the sale of oil exported by world prices, and the deposit of revenues Iraq Fund in New York, a fund that has been created since 2003.

The issue of the extraction, production and export of oil from the province of Kurdistan to Turkey by agreements between the two sides of the main points of disagreement between Erbil and Baghdad, where insists Erbil on the constitutionality of the procedures carried out by, as encountered in Baghdad to export oil without its consent and deposit amounts sold at SOMO.


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Shahristani to visit Erbil to complete talks Kurdish oil exports and the budget

Wednesday, 22 December / 2 January 2014 12:19



Twilight News / A source in the federal government Wednesday, Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Hussain al-Shahristani will visit Arbil, the capital of the Kurdistan Region at the head of a government delegation to complete talks on oil and the federal budget for the year 2014.

alt The two sides had held a round of talks in Baghdad a few days ago during a visit by a delegation from the region, headed by the Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Barzani.

The Government of the Territory's meeting with Barzani, Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on Sunday to reach the delegation that the Iraqi government drafted and sent to Erbil in the coming days for the purpose of study, and to prepare for another meeting.

The talks focused on the export of oil from the Kurdistan Region and the financial budget for Iraq for the current year, which was objected to by the Kurds after the approval of the Iraqi Council of Ministers in a manner contrary to theirs.

The source said the government's "Twilight News", speaking on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to release the al-Shahristani will visit Erbil at the head of a government delegation.

He added that the delegation of the Federal Government will be a second round of talks with the government of Kurdistan to resolve differences on the Kurdish oil exports and the financial budget of the country.

He pointed out that the date of the visit has yet been set.

And raised the Kurdistan attempts to sell oil and gas directly to anger officials in Baghdad, who assert that the federal government is the only owner the right to manage energy resources of Iraq.

The territory's government said a week ago that the oil began flowing in a new pipeline to Turkey Imitdd is expected to start the export at the end of this month and then to strengthen supplies in February and March.

But Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki threatened to reduce the share of the financial budget of the Kurdistan of Iraq if it goes ahead with plans to export without the approval of Baghdad.

Indeed, the financial budget is included a clause stipulating to deduct funds from the share of Kurdistan if not committed to deliver 400 thousand barrels per day of crude oil to the federal government in 2014.

And raised in this paragraph, the budget minister rejected the Kurds, who withdrew from the voting session on the budget in the Iraqi Council of Ministers.


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22/01/2014 14:03
Abtan: the differences between the center and the Kurdistan almost resolved

Baghdad - and babysit - A member of the parliamentary Finance Committee Abdul-Hussein Abtan, the differences between the central government and Kurdistan about the budget law almost resolved, adding that the problem lies on the subject of the petro-dollar.

Abtan said in a statement singled out by the (public radio), "The dispute between the federal government and the Kurdistan about the budget law to resolve almost", adding that "the problem lies on the subject of the petro-dollar oil and the rights of the provinces included in the five dollars to the budget."

He pointed out that "according to the amended Law 21 has been granted Kirkuk, Maysan and Dhi Qar, Basra and other oil provinces, five dollars instead of one dollar, but the federal government did not take this issue into account."

Hope "of the central government implement the demands of the oil provinces include five dollars to the budget."

Adding that "the deputies of these provinces will deal positively with the budget that is not included the five dollars."

He Abtan, said that "all members of the House agree to pass the budget before the date of the parliamentary elections," pointing out that "the differences on the budget has become a natural matter in each year."

The Council of Ministers approved, (the current mid-January), on the draft general budget for the current year of 2014, and referred to the House of Representatives for approval. X / Y


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