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Baghdad stresses the need for commitment to the oil agreement with Kurdistan
6/19/2015
Erbil, June 19 (PNA) - cell crisis, headed by Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi stressed on Thursday the need to adhere to the oil agreement with the Kurdistan Region to ensure that their rights on both sides. Ebadi said in a statement that the Office of the Prime Minister presided, on Thursday, a meeting of the crisis cell has been studied in which the economic and financial situation.
He said the crisis cell has agreed to a proposal to delete the Iraqi Central Bank, which is 8 percent, which represents the ratio of income taxes and customs that have been added and cash remittances.
He added that "During the meeting also discussed the oil accord between the federal government and the government of the region, where it was emphasized on the need to adhere to its terms to ensure receipt of the prescribed quantities of oil from the region and paying the corresponding dues."
And waved Iraqi Kurdistan Region On Wednesday the behavior of "other legal ways" If the federal government continues to Baghdad in non-compliance with the current year's budget law.
Under the budget that the Kurdistan export of 550 000 barrels per day of oil from the Kirkuk fields and fields through the pipeline owned by the province for the benefit of the federal government in exchange for a share of the provincial budget, amounting to 17 percent.
Kurdistan government says that Baghdad send monthly payments much lower than their share of the budget despite the fact that the region is currently pumping up to the agreed amount of oil.
Abadi also stressed, according to the statement, "the need to follow up and address any problematic novel including in particular to maintain the dinar's exchange rate against the dollar in the domestic market and the prosecution of any trouble getting not accompanied by objective circumstances, as happened during the last days of the rise of a sudden is not justified factors but soon What has been brought under control.
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6/19/2015
Erbil, June 19 (PNA) - cell crisis, headed by Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi stressed on Thursday the need to adhere to the oil agreement with the Kurdistan Region to ensure that their rights on both sides. Ebadi said in a statement that the Office of the Prime Minister presided, on Thursday, a meeting of the crisis cell has been studied in which the economic and financial situation.
He said the crisis cell has agreed to a proposal to delete the Iraqi Central Bank, which is 8 percent, which represents the ratio of income taxes and customs that have been added and cash remittances.
He added that "During the meeting also discussed the oil accord between the federal government and the government of the region, where it was emphasized on the need to adhere to its terms to ensure receipt of the prescribed quantities of oil from the region and paying the corresponding dues."
And waved Iraqi Kurdistan Region On Wednesday the behavior of "other legal ways" If the federal government continues to Baghdad in non-compliance with the current year's budget law.
Under the budget that the Kurdistan export of 550 000 barrels per day of oil from the Kirkuk fields and fields through the pipeline owned by the province for the benefit of the federal government in exchange for a share of the provincial budget, amounting to 17 percent.
Kurdistan government says that Baghdad send monthly payments much lower than their share of the budget despite the fact that the region is currently pumping up to the agreed amount of oil.
Abadi also stressed, according to the statement, "the need to follow up and address any problematic novel including in particular to maintain the dinar's exchange rate against the dollar in the domestic market and the prosecution of any trouble getting not accompanied by objective circumstances, as happened during the last days of the rise of a sudden is not justified factors but soon What has been brought under control.
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