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Al-Awadi: the oil agreement between Baghdad and Erbil is not bound by it 100%
5/19/2015
Press direction / Special: Said the Commission on oil and energy parliamentary member Awad al-Awadi, said on Monday that the oil agreement between the federal government and the government of Kurdistan are not bound by it a hundred percent.
Al-Awadi said in an interview with "direction Press" He explained that the lack of commitment to the oil agreement reached between Baghdad and Erbil was not deliberate, by that commitment came a high level of production and export ceiling, in the sense oblige the KRG to export 550 000 barrels per day through the pipeline, which was created by the line Christan to the Turkish port of Ceyhan, including 300 000 barrels of northern Kirkuk fields (NOC), pointing out that this subject needs a great artistic things.
He added that the Kurdistan government could not fulfill the export of 550 000 barrels per day because of technical problems, noting that the federal government did not comply with its part in full-oil agreement and singled repay them for the Kurdistan Regional Government because of the economic crisis and the fall in world oil prices, so such a conflict and escalation of the statements is to pressure the Mistooan. First, the government is demanding that there be an increase in production and Tsidiralnaft in order to compensate the previous period, and second, that the government of Kurdistan has fears of oil exported by the financial crisis, pointing to a very large responsibility on the government of Kurdistan.
He said the Federal Ministry of Oil concerns are considered realistic because it has the experience of the Kurdistan Regional Government with a non-fulfillment of their promises, especially on the subject of export, because the budget bill in 2012 and 2013 did not comply with the Kurdistan regional government in which pro rata planned to export oil at the time.
It is said that the economic and investment commission in Parliament member Abdul-Karim al-Naqib said earlier in an interview with Channel "direction" that Kurdistan throughout the period leading up until now did not reach the export of 550 000 barrels per day, but did not reach even half, but noticeable The Kurds have vowed to increase its oil production ceiling in the coming months
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5/19/2015
Press direction / Special: Said the Commission on oil and energy parliamentary member Awad al-Awadi, said on Monday that the oil agreement between the federal government and the government of Kurdistan are not bound by it a hundred percent.
Al-Awadi said in an interview with "direction Press" He explained that the lack of commitment to the oil agreement reached between Baghdad and Erbil was not deliberate, by that commitment came a high level of production and export ceiling, in the sense oblige the KRG to export 550 000 barrels per day through the pipeline, which was created by the line Christan to the Turkish port of Ceyhan, including 300 000 barrels of northern Kirkuk fields (NOC), pointing out that this subject needs a great artistic things.
He added that the Kurdistan government could not fulfill the export of 550 000 barrels per day because of technical problems, noting that the federal government did not comply with its part in full-oil agreement and singled repay them for the Kurdistan Regional Government because of the economic crisis and the fall in world oil prices, so such a conflict and escalation of the statements is to pressure the Mistooan. First, the government is demanding that there be an increase in production and Tsidiralnaft in order to compensate the previous period, and second, that the government of Kurdistan has fears of oil exported by the financial crisis, pointing to a very large responsibility on the government of Kurdistan.
He said the Federal Ministry of Oil concerns are considered realistic because it has the experience of the Kurdistan Regional Government with a non-fulfillment of their promises, especially on the subject of export, because the budget bill in 2012 and 2013 did not comply with the Kurdistan regional government in which pro rata planned to export oil at the time.
It is said that the economic and investment commission in Parliament member Abdul-Karim al-Naqib said earlier in an interview with Channel "direction" that Kurdistan throughout the period leading up until now did not reach the export of 550 000 barrels per day, but did not reach even half, but noticeable The Kurds have vowed to increase its oil production ceiling in the coming months
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