The approval of the minutes of the agreement between the federal government and the Kurdistan on the export of oil from fields in the region

Wednesday, September 19, 2012 - 11:17 AM
Spokesman Iraqi government / Ali al-Dabbagh

The Cabinet approved the minutes of the agreement between the representatives of the federal government and the Kurdistan Regional Government on the export of oil from the fields in the region, also agreed to authorize the Secretary of State the authority to negotiate and sign a draft agreement exempting holders of diplomatic passports and special service of visa between Iraq and Serbia.

He said Iraqi government spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh said in a statement issued by his office said that "the Council of Ministers approved the minutes of the agreement between representatives of the Federal Government and representatives of the Kurdistan Regional Government on the export of oil fields four produced in the region," noting that "agreed to adopt reservation Prime BSA and provided signing the minutes of the territorial representatives agreement. "

He added that "the Council also agreed to authorize the Minister of Foreign Affairs to negotiate and sign a draft agreement on exempting holders of diplomatic passports or private or service of visa between the two governments Iraqi and Serbian, as amended by the State Council", pointing out that he "has been approved by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to prepare a document authorization required on behalf of the government to the Minister of Foreign Affairs and according to the contexts approved and submit to the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers in order to obtain the approval of the Prime Minister. "

The ministers in the governments in Baghdad and Erbil agreed, (13 September 2012), the formation of a joint bilateral committees for scrutiny and resolve outstanding problems and payments to the oil companies in the region in light of the budget law.

The Ministry of Natural Resources in the Kurdistan Region revealed, in (14 September 2012), the agreement with the federal government on the export of 200 thousand barrels of oil per day during the next three months, as well as the agreement on granting the region accounted for 17% of the total amount of crude oil refined in Iraq, The same percentage of the total crude oil, which is supplied to the power stations.


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