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Dry calling for an end to disputes between the government of the center and the region around the oil and gas law
Sunday, March 04 / March 2012 09:05 | Author: rasannews | | |
Erbil / With: confirmed member of the Kurdistan Alliance MP Ashwaq Dry the need to continue discussing outstanding issues between the Government Center and the region, including oil and gas file to be agreed by the Constitution.
He added dry to the reporter and the news agency said Sunday that the future "forever from the continuing negotiations between the Government Center and the province to end their differences and agree on a draft of one of the oil and gas law for approval."
And on the fears of some parties in the Government Center that the Kurds are thinking of secession, especially after they have advantages in the oil sector indicated dry out that "a claim the Kurds to amend some items of the draft law of oil and gas does not mean the demand for secession and not just of concern," noting that "the Kurdish people if it wants to This is a legitimate right to him and it's up to the street and not the Kurdish region to the presidency and parliament. "
"The terms of the draft oil and gas from the central government did not accept the convergence of the provincial government and is willing to hold some amendments to it." (Finished)
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Sunday, March 04 / March 2012 09:05 | Author: rasannews | | |
Erbil / With: confirmed member of the Kurdistan Alliance MP Ashwaq Dry the need to continue discussing outstanding issues between the Government Center and the region, including oil and gas file to be agreed by the Constitution.
He added dry to the reporter and the news agency said Sunday that the future "forever from the continuing negotiations between the Government Center and the province to end their differences and agree on a draft of one of the oil and gas law for approval."
And on the fears of some parties in the Government Center that the Kurds are thinking of secession, especially after they have advantages in the oil sector indicated dry out that "a claim the Kurds to amend some items of the draft law of oil and gas does not mean the demand for secession and not just of concern," noting that "the Kurdish people if it wants to This is a legitimate right to him and it's up to the street and not the Kurdish region to the presidency and parliament. "
"The terms of the draft oil and gas from the central government did not accept the convergence of the provincial government and is willing to hold some amendments to it." (Finished)
Bright-Mansour
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