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Parliament: Solving two points of disagreement on the budget and semi-agreement on the issue of oil between Baghdad and Erbil
1/29/2015
Announced the decision of the House of Representatives and the President of the parliamentary finance committee for a solution Khalavian two points in the current financial budget currently discussed between the heads of parliamentary blocs and the Presidency of the Council of Representatives. The decision of the House of Representatives John Imad told all of Iraq [where], "it was to resolve the dispute about the subjects of the popular crowd and national reconciliation, and remained only point the oil agreement between Baghdad and Erbil." He added that "there is a near agreement on a solution to this issue, and have remained formulations, and after completion will go in the budget session of parliament today for a vote," pointing out that "this is the current position if they did not get an update." For his part, the decision of the Finance Committee Hama Rashid Ahmed's [where] "has been reached to resolve differences in the budget, with the exception of the oil file between Baghdad and Erbil," he said, adding that his committee "has completed its work on the budget and only stayed the political consensus around it."
He said the National Alliance MP Hussein al-Maliki's [where] "solving the subjects of national reconciliation and the popular crowd and stayed agreement between Baghdad and Erbil," referring to "the existence of a proposal from which to agree on a solution to the dispute."
The Presidency of the Council of Representatives postponed as the parliamentary session to five o'clock in the evening to give the opportunity to resolve the contentious points in the budget.
As House Speaker Salim al-Jubouri said at a news conference this afternoon to reach an agreement to vote on the budget.
The points of contention ongoing debate between the political blocs in the oil agreement between Baghdad and Erbil, and the formation of the National Guard and National Reconciliation and allocations .anthy 2
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1/29/2015
Announced the decision of the House of Representatives and the President of the parliamentary finance committee for a solution Khalavian two points in the current financial budget currently discussed between the heads of parliamentary blocs and the Presidency of the Council of Representatives. The decision of the House of Representatives John Imad told all of Iraq [where], "it was to resolve the dispute about the subjects of the popular crowd and national reconciliation, and remained only point the oil agreement between Baghdad and Erbil." He added that "there is a near agreement on a solution to this issue, and have remained formulations, and after completion will go in the budget session of parliament today for a vote," pointing out that "this is the current position if they did not get an update." For his part, the decision of the Finance Committee Hama Rashid Ahmed's [where] "has been reached to resolve differences in the budget, with the exception of the oil file between Baghdad and Erbil," he said, adding that his committee "has completed its work on the budget and only stayed the political consensus around it."
He said the National Alliance MP Hussein al-Maliki's [where] "solving the subjects of national reconciliation and the popular crowd and stayed agreement between Baghdad and Erbil," referring to "the existence of a proposal from which to agree on a solution to the dispute."
The Presidency of the Council of Representatives postponed as the parliamentary session to five o'clock in the evening to give the opportunity to resolve the contentious points in the budget.
As House Speaker Salim al-Jubouri said at a news conference this afternoon to reach an agreement to vote on the budget.
The points of contention ongoing debate between the political blocs in the oil agreement between Baghdad and Erbil, and the formation of the National Guard and National Reconciliation and allocations .anthy 2
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