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Council rejects Basra customs tariff required to be applied, implemented in Kurdistan
Wednesday 5 August 2015 - 17:04
Basra Governorate Council during its regular voice held today in the presence of three members of the House of Representatives to reject the application of the customs tariff law in Basra ports and bind ports Ttaibgah and staff not to be bound by this decision.
The head of the Council morning Albzona in a statement to Radio tow the council decided not to apply the tariff, and the entry into force of the Council decision as of tomorrow, Thursday, in the absence of implementation of the resolution by the ports will be presence of the Council actually inside to oversee the non-application of the law, stressing that this decision came down for the benefit of the sons of the province of Basra and the lack of economic feasibility of its application evidenced by paralysis and stop commercial traffic at all ports of Basra.
For his part, Chairman of the Economic Committee in the provincial council Aqeel al-Khalidi said the provincial council stipulated for the application of tariff implementation of the resolution in the Kurdistan region outlets law, but the Council of Ministers turned a blind eye to this requirement established by the Council.
He said the number of traders have handed over a number of Council of paperwork (Mnafist private) the entry of goods from the ports of the Kurdistan region without the application of customs tariff law.
For his part, Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission and the follow-up assignments in the Provincial Council Ahmed al-Sulaiti said that no economic feasibility of the application of the customs tariff law in Basra, in the presence of three lost working and effective outlets in areas controlled by the terrorist organization Daash.
Sulaiti said in a statement to Radio tow Alwaleed port and Rabiah and Trebil working in a streamlined and the intervention of large quantities of goods on a daily basis and that could seep into other Iraqi provinces, noting that even if the dish in the Kurdistan region there is no economic feasibility of its application in Basra with the existence of such ports outside the control of the Iraqi government.
He pointed out that the provincial council will keep on his decision to draw the first 5% of the reconstruction of Iraq at border crossing points.
Meanwhile, a deputy for the province of Basra Mazen Mezni that representatives of Basra in the House of Representatives standing with the decision taken by the judge of the provincial council and the discontinuation of the customs tariff law.
Mezni said in a statement to Radio tow that representatives of Basra stand with all the demands of the demonstrators in the province, particularly the customs tariff and all the legitimate demands made by the protesters before the law.
Indicating that all the religious leaders instructed officials in the Iraqi government to take to the street and meet the demands of the demonstrators and to stand by the citizen.
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Wednesday 5 August 2015 - 17:04
Basra Governorate Council during its regular voice held today in the presence of three members of the House of Representatives to reject the application of the customs tariff law in Basra ports and bind ports Ttaibgah and staff not to be bound by this decision.
The head of the Council morning Albzona in a statement to Radio tow the council decided not to apply the tariff, and the entry into force of the Council decision as of tomorrow, Thursday, in the absence of implementation of the resolution by the ports will be presence of the Council actually inside to oversee the non-application of the law, stressing that this decision came down for the benefit of the sons of the province of Basra and the lack of economic feasibility of its application evidenced by paralysis and stop commercial traffic at all ports of Basra.
For his part, Chairman of the Economic Committee in the provincial council Aqeel al-Khalidi said the provincial council stipulated for the application of tariff implementation of the resolution in the Kurdistan region outlets law, but the Council of Ministers turned a blind eye to this requirement established by the Council.
He said the number of traders have handed over a number of Council of paperwork (Mnafist private) the entry of goods from the ports of the Kurdistan region without the application of customs tariff law.
For his part, Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission and the follow-up assignments in the Provincial Council Ahmed al-Sulaiti said that no economic feasibility of the application of the customs tariff law in Basra, in the presence of three lost working and effective outlets in areas controlled by the terrorist organization Daash.
Sulaiti said in a statement to Radio tow Alwaleed port and Rabiah and Trebil working in a streamlined and the intervention of large quantities of goods on a daily basis and that could seep into other Iraqi provinces, noting that even if the dish in the Kurdistan region there is no economic feasibility of its application in Basra with the existence of such ports outside the control of the Iraqi government.
He pointed out that the provincial council will keep on his decision to draw the first 5% of the reconstruction of Iraq at border crossing points.
Meanwhile, a deputy for the province of Basra Mazen Mezni that representatives of Basra in the House of Representatives standing with the decision taken by the judge of the provincial council and the discontinuation of the customs tariff law.
Mezni said in a statement to Radio tow that representatives of Basra stand with all the demands of the demonstrators in the province, particularly the customs tariff and all the legitimate demands made by the protesters before the law.
Indicating that all the religious leaders instructed officials in the Iraqi government to take to the street and meet the demands of the demonstrators and to stand by the citizen.
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