Barzani: I do not mind the export of oil from the region via the Sumo and the Government of Abadi give hope to resolve differences

Tuesday, 23 September / September 2014 00:11



[Baghdad-where]

The head of the Kurdistan Regional Government, Barzani said, "I do not mind the company of the involvement of the federal oil export Sumo in the export of oil province and pricing."

Across the Prime Minister of the province in a press conference held at the conclusion of his visit to the province of Dohuk, about "wishes to find a common solution to outstanding problems between Erbil and Baghdad," noting that "the negotiations between the provincial government and the federal government has not yet begun."

He said the prime minister "our participation in the new Iraqi government, we have given another chance to Baghdad in order to solve the existing problems between us in the framework of the constitution, we are continuing our policy of this, and we hope to reach a solution," walk out that "the demands of the Kurdistan region of Abadi as prime minister demands constitutionality must be implemented , and we are ready to coordinate, we give this opportunity to the Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, hoping to link a solution to all the issues between the parties. "

And on the export of oil province and transparency in the case of oil, the prime minister said the region that "the Kurdistan region always confirms bug issue of transparency in the case of oil, I do not mind our involvement SOMO in the sale of oil and pricing and volume of exports of the region, but will not accept to be controlled However, Baghdad, "noting that" the presence of Adel Abdul Mahdi, the oil minister, gives hope to the region in solving the problems of the oil with Baghdad. "

Barzani pointed out that "the Kurdistan region did not ask for anything outside the framework of the Constitution, and that the province did not get the entitlement to 17% of the federal budget," denying at the same time "convert any amount of imports to export oil region from Turkey to Baghdad," stressing said that "Kurdistan region is still insisting that 17% of oil exports going to the Kurdistan region and 83% to Baghdad."

And about the conditions of the displaced, said head of the Kurdistan Regional Government, "there are approximately 31 000 students from among the displaced in the province of Dohuk, it will be with the creation of each camp to build a school for displaced people," calling for "faculty displaced people to return to the camps to serve their parents and help students displaced in continuing to study," he said, that "the region needs for two months to bring these students to study."

The request of the President of the provincial government, "President of the Republic and Fuad Masum, the Iraqi prime minister, Haydar al-Abadi, visit Dohuk and see the situation for the displaced near, in addition to increasing the sending aid."

He added that "the provincial government informed Abadi situation, and also informed him that there are more than 800 000 displaced people headed towards the province of Dohuk, and is not able to provide the province needed to help them, so on the Iraqi government to intervene immediately to save the displaced."

And about the battles of the Peshmerga forces to regain areas seized control of the terrorist gangs Daash Barzani said that "the issue is not an issue Daash Kurdistan region alone, it is a global issue, we need allies to fight serious Daash."

He stressed that "the Peshmerga forces now has the lead in all fronts of Jalawla to hand Rabia," noting that "the organization Daash became Mtlashiya can not attack, and today the Peshmerga forces are attacking and battling for the order to remove the threat of terrorism from those areas."

And an attack Daash the city Kobanî Syrian Kurdish-majority said the Prime Minister of the Kurdistan region of Iraq, Barzani said "the issue of Kobanî relating to all the sons of the Kurdish people, we condemn the assault ... brutality faced by this city, as for sending troops it is not easy to send any troops to this city, but we will not Ntuan for any attempt to help Kobanî and we will give what we can pay. "

The prime minister said the province "did not send any force to Kobanî only at the level of humanitarian aid, but Kobanî is important to us, like the rest of Kurdish areas, and we will explore the possibility of providing the necessary support"


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