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Mr. Muqtada al-Sadr: Iraqi Kurdish any share of the oil is not entitled to the government to prevent them from
Ali Abdullah - 09/04/2012 PM - 7:50 p.m.
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Said the cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, on Monday, that any Iraqi Kurdish his share of the oil is not entitled to the central government to prevent them from the country's oil, stressing that it must be the share of each citizen of that wealth. Sadr said in response to him a question from one of his followers on political differences between the central government and the Kurdistan Regional Government and its impacts on the export of oil, said that "any individual Iraqi Kurdish share of the oil is not entitled to the government to prevent them from Iraq's oil."
said al-Sadr that "Iraq's oil for Iraq and should be for each individual share." and broke out a severe crisis broke out between Baghdad and Erbil on the back off the region in (the first in April 2012) pumping oil until further notice, due to differences with Baghdad and the "lack of commitment to" pay dues to the international oil companies operating in it, while Deputy Prime Minister for Energy, Hussain al-Shahristani, in (the second April 2012), that the Government of Kurdistan prevented Iraqis from six billion and $ 650 million during the past two years 2010 and 2011 because of its failure to export oil, and expected to reach the deprivation score higher in 2012 being, as he noted that most of the oil produced in Kurdistan fleeing across the border and often to Iran, not to fulfill export contracts.
received the Kurdish government, in (April 3, 2012), the al-Shahristani, saying accusations "false", and it aims to cover up the inability of the central government in providing services to citizens, accused the points of an Iraqi did not name the "chauvinism" , then returned and confirmed in the words of Minister of Natural Resources Ashti Hawrami it will not resume exports of the region prior to reaching agreement "comprehensive" with the Government Center on the financial dues.
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Ali Abdullah - 09/04/2012 PM - 7:50 p.m.
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Said the cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, on Monday, that any Iraqi Kurdish his share of the oil is not entitled to the central government to prevent them from the country's oil, stressing that it must be the share of each citizen of that wealth. Sadr said in response to him a question from one of his followers on political differences between the central government and the Kurdistan Regional Government and its impacts on the export of oil, said that "any individual Iraqi Kurdish share of the oil is not entitled to the government to prevent them from Iraq's oil."
said al-Sadr that "Iraq's oil for Iraq and should be for each individual share." and broke out a severe crisis broke out between Baghdad and Erbil on the back off the region in (the first in April 2012) pumping oil until further notice, due to differences with Baghdad and the "lack of commitment to" pay dues to the international oil companies operating in it, while Deputy Prime Minister for Energy, Hussain al-Shahristani, in (the second April 2012), that the Government of Kurdistan prevented Iraqis from six billion and $ 650 million during the past two years 2010 and 2011 because of its failure to export oil, and expected to reach the deprivation score higher in 2012 being, as he noted that most of the oil produced in Kurdistan fleeing across the border and often to Iran, not to fulfill export contracts.
received the Kurdish government, in (April 3, 2012), the al-Shahristani, saying accusations "false", and it aims to cover up the inability of the central government in providing services to citizens, accused the points of an Iraqi did not name the "chauvinism" , then returned and confirmed in the words of Minister of Natural Resources Ashti Hawrami it will not resume exports of the region prior to reaching agreement "comprehensive" with the Government Center on the financial dues.
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