7/10/2015
Foreshadowing the oil dispute between the federal government and the Kurdistan Regional Government with more escalation amid mutual accusations between the parties on the responsibility for the breach of the oil agreement, which was approved by the Cabinet in its session held on 2 December 2014 which provides for the delivery of the Kurdistan region of at least 550 thousand barrels of oil daily to the Federal Government for the purpose of export to be the region's share in the budget by 17 percent. While a spokesman for counting the office of Prime Minister Saad al-Hadithi that the Kurdistan region is committed to a ceiling of oil production agreed that the amount of oil produced by the region go down little by little, the President of the Government of the Territory Nechirvan Barzani said that the current agreement is appropriate for Kurdistan in economic terms has We have sent new proposals to Baghdad. The dispute on the agreement that the political body of the National Alliance confirmed that he is undergoing "a setback", caused by the prime minister's spokesman Haider al-Abadi attributed to "the region that is not committed to oil production ceiling agreed upon".
Sabri added, in a press statement, that "the amount of oil produced by the region go down little by little," noting that "the region has not issued half the agreed amount for the past five months, which reflected negatively on the nature of the relationship between the federal government and the province."
Which he called on Deputy Prime Minister Bahaa al-Araji, to claim the Kurdistan Regional Government to abide by the oil agreement, stressing that the central government is committed to all its promises to the provincial government.
Araji said in a press statement that "we are working on the negotiations between the two sides to reach development and agreements definitive solutions to get rid of these differences that all these years has continued, especially to be a solution in accordance with legal and constitutional formulas," noting that "the current differences are technical differences".
President of the Region Government, for its part, stressed that what is called for his government to call for a new oil agreement due to the expected "a major collapse in the region due to the war with Daash on the one hand and the presence of two million displaced people in the region and the inability of the government to pay the salaries of employees about three months ago, as well as cut the Territory's budget by Baghdad since 2014, "adding," We have to look for a way out of this crisis, in the hope of Baghdad understand it, "he said." We have brought us new proposals to Baghdad by Deputy Prime Minister Ruz Nuri Shaways, we to continue the dialogue in order to reach a solution with them. "
In an apparent response to the possibility of holding a new meeting between the two parties, in the oil and energy parliamentary member revealed forthcoming meeting will be held in the capital Baghdad to discuss the oil agreement between Erbil and Bgdad.kaoh Muhammad explained that "the Commission on oil and energy parliamentary decided during a meeting on Monday to be there rapprochement between the governments in Baghdad and Erbil agreement about the oil problem-solving, through the resumption of negotiations between them. "
He said Kaveh "We decided to approach the concerned authorities to hold a meeting between the ministers of oil and natural resources and the Ministers of Finance in Baghdad and Erbil, the Commission on oil and energy parliamentary presence of the Presidency of the Council of Representatives," in Baghdad did not specify the schedule yet. "
Technically see the Federal Ministry of oil and on the lips of media advisor to the Minister of Oil Ahmed Salem al-Saadi that "The federal government remains committed to the origin of the agreement and believes that the pros of what has been reached beyond what it entails differences or problematic technical, where he received through the agreement to maximize oil exports and maintain the Kirkuk oil because if the halt in exports may be exposed wells for oil depletion due to extraction, "asserting that" the two parties best interest to continue to agree on what the shortcomings with understanding about other problems between the parties as long as there is a feeling that we are facing one threat which Daash risk. "
The navigation data, she noted that "the region sold nine million barrels of oil in eleven tanker from the Turkish port of Ceyhan since the beginning of June, compared with five million barrels allocated for (SOMO) in the first month, then most of the shipments stopped after that
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