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Kurds expect a breakthrough near crisis with Baghdad
22/09/2011 10:45
Baghdad, September 22 / September (Rn) - A coalition of Kurdish blocs in the Iraqi Council of Representatives on Thursday, that positive signals by a coalition of state law and its leader, Nouri al-Maliki on the message sent by the regional president Massoud Barzani recently, indicating that the crisis between Erbil and Baghdad way to détente. strained relationship recently between the two sides after he refused to Kurdistan Region draft oil and gas law approved by the Iraqi government. He says the province, said the draft law focuses powers, however, the federal government in the management of oil wealth at the expense of the region and the provinces, as it passed by the Council of Ministers, without due process of Legal.A spokesman for mass pro good for Kurdistan News Agency (Rn), that "there are positive signals by a coalition of state law and the Prime Minister for a regional president Massoud Barzani." He was good for his belief that "the crisis between Baghdad and Erbil going to breakthrough and not to more of escalation, "adding that" The letter included a question about the ability of the other party to adhere to the agreements and alliances. " The roots of the crisis between Baghdad and Erbil on oil contracts entered into by the KRG with international oil companies without the approval of the Federal Ministry of Oil, which considered the contract "void" and contrary of the Constitution. There are also differences other outstanding relating to the disputed areas between the two sides and set forth in Article 140 of the Constitution, as well as the budget of the Regional Guard forces "Peshmerga." threatened the Kurds in the earlier publication of the minutes of meetings of Arbil, which led to the formation of the government if it does not comply parties signed the agreements concluded. The leaders agreed the Iraqi political blocs last November on the initiative of the President of Kurdistan Region Masoud Barzani to form a national partnership involving all the political blocs, which included the most prominent items on the Erd political agreement on oil and gas law, the financing of the Peshmerga forces, and the application of Article 140 of the Iraqi Constitution. From: Hayder Ibrahim. Open: Abdullah Sabri
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22/09/2011 10:45
Baghdad, September 22 / September (Rn) - A coalition of Kurdish blocs in the Iraqi Council of Representatives on Thursday, that positive signals by a coalition of state law and its leader, Nouri al-Maliki on the message sent by the regional president Massoud Barzani recently, indicating that the crisis between Erbil and Baghdad way to détente. strained relationship recently between the two sides after he refused to Kurdistan Region draft oil and gas law approved by the Iraqi government. He says the province, said the draft law focuses powers, however, the federal government in the management of oil wealth at the expense of the region and the provinces, as it passed by the Council of Ministers, without due process of Legal.A spokesman for mass pro good for Kurdistan News Agency (Rn), that "there are positive signals by a coalition of state law and the Prime Minister for a regional president Massoud Barzani." He was good for his belief that "the crisis between Baghdad and Erbil going to breakthrough and not to more of escalation, "adding that" The letter included a question about the ability of the other party to adhere to the agreements and alliances. " The roots of the crisis between Baghdad and Erbil on oil contracts entered into by the KRG with international oil companies without the approval of the Federal Ministry of Oil, which considered the contract "void" and contrary of the Constitution. There are also differences other outstanding relating to the disputed areas between the two sides and set forth in Article 140 of the Constitution, as well as the budget of the Regional Guard forces "Peshmerga." threatened the Kurds in the earlier publication of the minutes of meetings of Arbil, which led to the formation of the government if it does not comply parties signed the agreements concluded. The leaders agreed the Iraqi political blocs last November on the initiative of the President of Kurdistan Region Masoud Barzani to form a national partnership involving all the political blocs, which included the most prominent items on the Erd political agreement on oil and gas law, the financing of the Peshmerga forces, and the application of Article 140 of the Iraqi Constitution. From: Hayder Ibrahim. Open: Abdullah Sabri
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