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The Commission on oil and energy parliamentary tend to develop a new mechanism of the agreement between Baghdad and Erbil
Thursday 23-07-2015 | 5:53:11
Twilight News / Commission said the parliamentary oil and energy, on Thursday, it's going to put a new mechanism for the oil agreement between Baghdad and Erbil, in coordination with the federal government leading to transcend past differences.
The committee member said Tariq friend of Twilight News, said that "the Commission on oil and energy waiting in the session next week, receiving an answer from the President of the Parliament, Salim al about setting a date for the meeting between the Commission on oil and energy Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi."
The friend explained, "During the meeting we will discuss the development of a new mechanism for the oil agreement ensures exceeded the previous differences between Baghdad and Erbil."
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.
Kurdish officials say the Baghdad send monthly payments much lower than their share of the budget despite the fact that the region currently is pumped up to the agreed amount of oil. In contrast, Baghdad says Kurdistan is not committed to deliver the agreed amount of oil.
The Ministry of Natural Resources in the Kurdistan region of Iraq earlier this month 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.
The ministry said in a statement that "the region produced last month 17.00013 million barrels, of which 12.00074 million barrels of areas of the region, and 4.00039 million barrels of Kirkuk province, fields, sent to the Iraqi National Oil Company 4,000,493 thousand barrels, through the Turkish port of Ceyhan, and the provincial government sold the remaining private behaving. "
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Thursday 23-07-2015 | 5:53:11
Twilight News / Commission said the parliamentary oil and energy, on Thursday, it's going to put a new mechanism for the oil agreement between Baghdad and Erbil, in coordination with the federal government leading to transcend past differences.
The committee member said Tariq friend of Twilight News, said that "the Commission on oil and energy waiting in the session next week, receiving an answer from the President of the Parliament, Salim al about setting a date for the meeting between the Commission on oil and energy Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi."
The friend explained, "During the meeting we will discuss the development of a new mechanism for the oil agreement ensures exceeded the previous differences between Baghdad and Erbil."
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.
Kurdish officials say the Baghdad send monthly payments much lower than their share of the budget despite the fact that the region currently is pumped up to the agreed amount of oil. In contrast, Baghdad says Kurdistan is not committed to deliver the agreed amount of oil.
The Ministry of Natural Resources in the Kurdistan region of Iraq earlier this month 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.
The ministry said in a statement that "the region produced last month 17.00013 million barrels, of which 12.00074 million barrels of areas of the region, and 4.00039 million barrels of Kirkuk province, fields, sent to the Iraqi National Oil Company 4,000,493 thousand barrels, through the Turkish port of Ceyhan, and the provincial government sold the remaining private behaving. "
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