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Tayfur: Perhaps the question of the Peshmerga will remain the sole subject of dispute between Baghdad and Erbil
29/09/2011 12:47
Erbil, September 29 (Rn) - The Second Vice-President of the Iraqi Council of Representatives said on Thursday that Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki expressed his approval of the implementation of all agreements between the political blocs, noting that it is possible to keep the issue of the salaries of the Peshmerga forces by the Iraqi government is The only point of contention between Baghdad and Erbil.
arif tayfur, arf taifur He said Aref Tayfur, told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) announced today that "Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki expressed his agreement on the implementation of all the points of agreement between the political blocs in Iraq and the Kurdish coalition and the state of the law."
He added that "al-Maliki stressed that the implementation will be any point in the agreements concluded within the framework of the Iraqi Constitution, not to be contrary to the Constitution."
However, Tayfur saying, "But our differences with the Iraqi government probably will arise on the treatment of the problem of Kurdish Peshmerga forces, because al-Maliki believed that the salaries of those forces troops to guard known as the Kurdistan region should be granted by the government of the province."
He added by saying that "a coalition of state law is believed that the Iraqi constitution did not provide force the Iraqi government to secure salaries and benefits of the Peshmerga forces, but we believe that the Regional Guard forces is part of the interior forces in Iraq."
For his part, said a member of the security and defense committee in the Iraqi Council of Representatives Chuan Mohamed Taha (Rn), "according to the Iraqi constitution, the Peshmerga forces know the guard region of Kurdistan, part of the Iraqi army, located on the Iraqi Ministry of Defense is responsible for providing salaries and supplies their members."
The differences deepened recently between the two governments and the federal Iraqi Kurdistan, the Kurdistan Regional Government after the rejection of the draft law of oil and gas, which was approved by the federal government in Baghdad.
From: Muhammad Faryad, see: Wafaa Zangana [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
29/09/2011 12:47
Erbil, September 29 (Rn) - The Second Vice-President of the Iraqi Council of Representatives said on Thursday that Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki expressed his approval of the implementation of all agreements between the political blocs, noting that it is possible to keep the issue of the salaries of the Peshmerga forces by the Iraqi government is The only point of contention between Baghdad and Erbil.
arif tayfur, arf taifur He said Aref Tayfur, told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) announced today that "Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki expressed his agreement on the implementation of all the points of agreement between the political blocs in Iraq and the Kurdish coalition and the state of the law."
He added that "al-Maliki stressed that the implementation will be any point in the agreements concluded within the framework of the Iraqi Constitution, not to be contrary to the Constitution."
However, Tayfur saying, "But our differences with the Iraqi government probably will arise on the treatment of the problem of Kurdish Peshmerga forces, because al-Maliki believed that the salaries of those forces troops to guard known as the Kurdistan region should be granted by the government of the province."
He added by saying that "a coalition of state law is believed that the Iraqi constitution did not provide force the Iraqi government to secure salaries and benefits of the Peshmerga forces, but we believe that the Regional Guard forces is part of the interior forces in Iraq."
For his part, said a member of the security and defense committee in the Iraqi Council of Representatives Chuan Mohamed Taha (Rn), "according to the Iraqi constitution, the Peshmerga forces know the guard region of Kurdistan, part of the Iraqi army, located on the Iraqi Ministry of Defense is responsible for providing salaries and supplies their members."
The differences deepened recently between the two governments and the federal Iraqi Kurdistan, the Kurdistan Regional Government after the rejection of the draft law of oil and gas, which was approved by the federal government in Baghdad.
From: Muhammad Faryad, see: Wafaa Zangana [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
