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Parliamentary Energy: It's useless to conclude another oil deal with the Kurdistan
July 12, 2015
BAGHDAD / Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network (IMN) - Commission on oil and energy parliamentary She opposes the orientation of the conclusion of another oil deal with the Kurdistan region in the absence of commitment to the first agreement, which was the end of last year.
A member of the Committee Ali Fayad's (IMN) said that "the Kurdistan region did not abide by the oil agreement concluded with the federal government to hand over the agreed oil quantities to SOMO oil company, and sought refuge after the breach of the constitution through oil export independently of the federal government."
He said Fayad, "There is no point in the Kurdistan region claims to find a new formula the oil agreement with Baghdad, as the province did not abide by the first oil agreement, how it abide by oil last," adding that "any new agreement is a delay in the delivery of the region's oil for exports."
The Ministry of Natural Resources in the Kurdistan region last week sold about 13 million barrels of oil during last June in isolation from the federal government by having to pay the expenses of oil companies in the region.
She last month, sources in the Council of Ministers and the Ministry of Oil concern about the delivery of the Kurdistan region only 22% of its oil imports to the central government, indicating that the quantities exported illegally is a violation of the Convention oil.
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July 12, 2015
BAGHDAD / Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network (IMN) - Commission on oil and energy parliamentary She opposes the orientation of the conclusion of another oil deal with the Kurdistan region in the absence of commitment to the first agreement, which was the end of last year.
A member of the Committee Ali Fayad's (IMN) said that "the Kurdistan region did not abide by the oil agreement concluded with the federal government to hand over the agreed oil quantities to SOMO oil company, and sought refuge after the breach of the constitution through oil export independently of the federal government."
He said Fayad, "There is no point in the Kurdistan region claims to find a new formula the oil agreement with Baghdad, as the province did not abide by the first oil agreement, how it abide by oil last," adding that "any new agreement is a delay in the delivery of the region's oil for exports."
The Ministry of Natural Resources in the Kurdistan region last week sold about 13 million barrels of oil during last June in isolation from the federal government by having to pay the expenses of oil companies in the region.
She last month, sources in the Council of Ministers and the Ministry of Oil concern about the delivery of the Kurdistan region only 22% of its oil imports to the central government, indicating that the quantities exported illegally is a violation of the Convention oil.
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