Maliki: delay the budget would hurt the Iraqi economy, and will pay the salaries of the province to resolve the dispute with the oil

02/20/2014 11:02


BAGHDAD / agency publishing news: The Web site, the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) and I followed (published newsletter), said Thursday that "al-Maliki search on Wednesday with a leading member of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) official regulations Baghdad Faryad Roandzi a number of important issues."

Guessed where Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, the collapse of the Iraqi economy in the event of delay in approving the budget for fiscal 2014 "on condition" to end the liquidity crisis in the Kurdistan region to resolve the dispute knot oil between Baghdad and Erbil. "

"The two sides discussed during the meeting, a number of files were in the forefront of the internal situation of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, where Maliki confirmed the need for cohesion of the National Union and to preserve its unity due to its important role in Iraq and the region and its continued support for the democratic process, and expressed Maliki's" readiness to support the leadership of the National Union and cooperation with them to overcome the crisis. "

They also discussed the relations between the Kurdistan region and Baghdad, especially the financial crisis and liquidity crisis in the region, and demanded Roandzi Prime Minister to work on finding a solution to the crisis as soon as possible, especially with regard to regardless salaries of employees, but that the prime minister linking to solve this crisis to dissolve knots oil between Baghdad and Erbil, Maliki said: "The whole of Iraq is going through a financial crisis. According to the site Patriotic Union of Kurdistan

He added that "al-Maliki predicted a collapse of the Iraqi economy and the financial system, if not to ratify the budget at the earliest and find radical solutions to the problem of increasing public expenditure which has become more of imports also expected to be a budget deficit of more than 35 billion dollars."


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