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Kirkuk, calls on the Government to find alternatives to the resumption of oil exports and warned of delays in adoption of the budget
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Kirkuk provincial Council called Thursday on the Government to find alternatives to the resumption of oil exports from Kirkuk, and warned of delays in adoption of the fiscal budget for the year 2014 and the repercussions of the economic and security developments, the United Nations Mission to support its position for the Government to assist the displaced families in the province.
Head of Kirkuk provincial Council with its agency, Abdel-Meguid said in a statement issued today, on the sidelines of the meeting with Kirkuk Office Director for the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI), Daniel aokstbrkr, and received (range,) a copy, "we warnThe fallout from economic and security developments in the country and the failure to pass the budget in the current crisis a paralysis of the joints of the urban and economic movement. "
Abdel Meguid urged the Central Government to "find alternatives to resume exporting oil from the Kirkuk fields that stop oil exports will affect significantly the budget of maintenance of imports (petrodollars – being free) in addition to the general budget of the country, thus exacerbating unemployment in all provinces, including Kirkuk."
Abdel Meguid called for,The United Nations Mission to "speed up the establishment of the much-delayed camp and conservative support to Baghdad in a displaced due to the substantial pressures from weak support to the Federal Government under the huge numbers of displaced families to the province and over capacity in providing their basic needs".
The statement issued by the provincial Council that "a delegation of the provincial Council will visit Baghdad for talks and federal ministries of displacement and migration to demand supporting the province in this area".
The North oil company's production has dropped dramatically to 25 barrels having been in early March to 670,000 barrels.
The Kirkuk fields production decline, from 670 to 25,000 barrels a day, after the control organization (daash) to Mosul and other parts of the country, some in the province, on the 10th of June, also stopped pumping oil from Kirkuk to the Turkish port of Ceyhan since March because of "subversive" attacks against.
Iraq relies on his balancings financial oil and up to more than 90% as the Iraqi Government announced the budget in 2013 and balance amounted to 138 trillion dinars, from which exports adopted by 2.9 million barrels and at $ 90 per barrel.
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Range press/Kirkuk
Kirkuk provincial Council called Thursday on the Government to find alternatives to the resumption of oil exports from Kirkuk, and warned of delays in adoption of the fiscal budget for the year 2014 and the repercussions of the economic and security developments, the United Nations Mission to support its position for the Government to assist the displaced families in the province.
Head of Kirkuk provincial Council with its agency, Abdel-Meguid said in a statement issued today, on the sidelines of the meeting with Kirkuk Office Director for the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI), Daniel aokstbrkr, and received (range,) a copy, "we warnThe fallout from economic and security developments in the country and the failure to pass the budget in the current crisis a paralysis of the joints of the urban and economic movement. "
Abdel Meguid urged the Central Government to "find alternatives to resume exporting oil from the Kirkuk fields that stop oil exports will affect significantly the budget of maintenance of imports (petrodollars – being free) in addition to the general budget of the country, thus exacerbating unemployment in all provinces, including Kirkuk."
Abdel Meguid called for,The United Nations Mission to "speed up the establishment of the much-delayed camp and conservative support to Baghdad in a displaced due to the substantial pressures from weak support to the Federal Government under the huge numbers of displaced families to the province and over capacity in providing their basic needs".
The statement issued by the provincial Council that "a delegation of the provincial Council will visit Baghdad for talks and federal ministries of displacement and migration to demand supporting the province in this area".
The North oil company's production has dropped dramatically to 25 barrels having been in early March to 670,000 barrels.
The Kirkuk fields production decline, from 670 to 25,000 barrels a day, after the control organization (daash) to Mosul and other parts of the country, some in the province, on the 10th of June, also stopped pumping oil from Kirkuk to the Turkish port of Ceyhan since March because of "subversive" attacks against.
Iraq relies on his balancings financial oil and up to more than 90% as the Iraqi Government announced the budget in 2013 and balance amounted to 138 trillion dinars, from which exports adopted by 2.9 million barrels and at $ 90 per barrel.
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