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Diyala trends reveal the powers of government to give financial and developmental
On: Sun 02/12/2012 8:19
Diyala / agencies
revealed Economic Committee in the Diyala province for directions to increase the federal share of imports of Diyala petrodollars and give them the powers of financial development and wide to abort the project in the province of Diyala provinces and territories to establish the claim. The head of the Committee in Diyala Jalil Ibrahim, told the Kurdish news agency (AKnews)
"We expect a large increase in the share of the province of imports of project petrodollars and the granting of powers of the development and wide as a result of threats and pressures of the provincial advocate for regionalization."
predicted giving a financial local government current and future, to prevent the export project Acclimated to other provinces, and called by the governorates of Salah al-Din and Diyala.
and between "The Diyala complaining about the lack of its share of the financial revenues of the project petrodollars, which does not exceed $ 17 million a year," noting that "the province has not received its share of Alaptroodlar in 2011 as a result the political crisis that witnessed on the back of its announcement provinces, which paralyze the work of local government significantly." .
and promised Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to give local governments greater power to invest its resources and its natural resources in response to the demands of the Diyala and Salah al-Din to form a region, but they are not implemented effectively due to political crises that gripped the country during the past two months.
and complain Diyala and several governorates of a significant shortfall in the budgets of the projects, and the absence of financial and economic powers in the sectors of investment and oil wealth and border crossings, prompting many of them in the direction towards the formation of the regions as a pressure on the federal government to wrest constitutional powers approved by the provincial Law No. 21 of 2008.
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