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Parliamentary Energy: Kurdistan still sell oil in isolation from the Federal Government
7/24/2015
BAGHDAD / Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network (IMN) - Commission on oil and energy parliamentary said that the Kurdistan Regional Government is still continuing to sell oil in isolation from the federal government in spite of the presence of the federal government's attempts to contain the previous crisis.
The committee member said Zaher al-Abadi's (IMN), that "the region continuously sell oil for the removal of the federal government and the continuation of a clear breach of the oil binding agreement of the two governments and the federal government of the Kurdistan region as well as it is contrary to the Iraqi constitution."
Abadi said that "the federal government has sought all means for the continuation of the oil agreement and not a violation, but the region as he breaks passed by Parliament in the budget, and the federal government to abide by the terms of the federal budget that put punitive provisions against any party in breach of the oil agreement."
Abadi and that "the oil ministry today claim lawsuits against the establishment of the Kurdistan region to break the oil agreement and the Constitution, and against foreign companies that buy oil holds the region without the knowledge of the federal government."
Under the budget that the Kurdistan export of 550 thousand barrels per day of oil from the Kirkuk fields and fields across the province-owned pipeline in favor of the federal government in exchange for the region for its share of the budget, amounting to 17 percent.
Kurdish officials say that Baghdad sent far less than their share of the budget monthly payments, although the region is pumped up to the agreed amount of oil.
The Ministry of Natural Resources in the territory of northern 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 sold the Government of the Territory remain private behaving. "
From: Haider al-Tamimi, the Open: Ali Al-Shammari
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7/24/2015
BAGHDAD / Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network (IMN) - Commission on oil and energy parliamentary said that the Kurdistan Regional Government is still continuing to sell oil in isolation from the federal government in spite of the presence of the federal government's attempts to contain the previous crisis.
The committee member said Zaher al-Abadi's (IMN), that "the region continuously sell oil for the removal of the federal government and the continuation of a clear breach of the oil binding agreement of the two governments and the federal government of the Kurdistan region as well as it is contrary to the Iraqi constitution."
Abadi said that "the federal government has sought all means for the continuation of the oil agreement and not a violation, but the region as he breaks passed by Parliament in the budget, and the federal government to abide by the terms of the federal budget that put punitive provisions against any party in breach of the oil agreement."
Abadi and that "the oil ministry today claim lawsuits against the establishment of the Kurdistan region to break the oil agreement and the Constitution, and against foreign companies that buy oil holds the region without the knowledge of the federal government."
Under the budget that the Kurdistan export of 550 thousand barrels per day of oil from the Kirkuk fields and fields across the province-owned pipeline in favor of the federal government in exchange for the region for its share of the budget, amounting to 17 percent.
Kurdish officials say that Baghdad sent far less than their share of the budget monthly payments, although the region is pumped up to the agreed amount of oil.
The Ministry of Natural Resources in the territory of northern 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 sold the Government of the Territory remain private behaving. "
From: Haider al-Tamimi, the Open: Ali Al-Shammari
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