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Iraq begins to implement the agreement with the Kurds on oil exports and salaries
11/19/2014 15:47
Rating The agreement aims to reduce the differences between Baghdad and the Kurdish authorities in time facing the participants from the organization of the Islamic state, which took over vast parts of north and west of the country from the threat.
Under the agreement, which was reached last week, the Kurdish authorities pledged to pump 140 thousand barrels of oil per day, or about half of the total Kurdish shipments to export tankers of the Iraqi government in Turkish port of Ceyhan.
agreed Baghdad to pay $ 500 million allocated for salaries Alcardah.oukal Zebari said the government of Iraqi Kurdistan began pumping oil to tankers North Oil Company in the port of Ceyhan on Tuesday and he was transferred $ 500 million on Wednesday.
said Zebari, a Kurd, in news conference in Baghdad that there will be payments Okhry.kant Baghdad punishment reduced Kurds share of the budget on the export of oil without its consent.
Although he was suffering from a financial crisis and continued to the Kurdistan region of pumping oil through a separate pipeline to Turkey and increased exports in the recent period to about 300 thousand barrels per day.
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11/19/2014 15:47
Rating The agreement aims to reduce the differences between Baghdad and the Kurdish authorities in time facing the participants from the organization of the Islamic state, which took over vast parts of north and west of the country from the threat.
Under the agreement, which was reached last week, the Kurdish authorities pledged to pump 140 thousand barrels of oil per day, or about half of the total Kurdish shipments to export tankers of the Iraqi government in Turkish port of Ceyhan.
agreed Baghdad to pay $ 500 million allocated for salaries Alcardah.oukal Zebari said the government of Iraqi Kurdistan began pumping oil to tankers North Oil Company in the port of Ceyhan on Tuesday and he was transferred $ 500 million on Wednesday.
said Zebari, a Kurd, in news conference in Baghdad that there will be payments Okhry.kant Baghdad punishment reduced Kurds share of the budget on the export of oil without its consent.
Although he was suffering from a financial crisis and continued to the Kurdistan region of pumping oil through a separate pipeline to Turkey and increased exports in the recent period to about 300 thousand barrels per day.
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