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Oil and gas Committee in the Iraqi Parliament: licensing issue a lot of mystery enveloped and there is no adequate explanation from the Ministry
Baghdad — "squares"
With Iraqi oil Ministry threatening a number of international companies that signed contracts with the Kurdistan Regional Government to put it on the blacklist to deprive them of any work in Iraq in the event of continued implementation of contracts "illegal", the parliamentary Committee on oil and gas from the licensing issue "a lot of mystery enveloped and there is no adequate explanation of Ministry".
He said the decision of the Commission on oil and gas Attorney Qasim mshkhti, said Sunday that the Committee recorded many observations on the performance of the oil and electricity ministries, which include fake contracts and aggravate the labour administration ", adding that" the Commission is in the process of providing a detailed report containing these irregularities and demands accountability based on the oil sector and notably (Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Affairs) Hussain Shahristani.
Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Affairs Hussein Shahristani
Mshkhti said, quoted by Al-Hayat newspaper that "the issue of licenses that enveloped much of the ambiguity mostly has not yet been implemented owing to the withdrawal of a number of these companies, there is no adequate explanation of Ministry".
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Baghdad — "squares"
With Iraqi oil Ministry threatening a number of international companies that signed contracts with the Kurdistan Regional Government to put it on the blacklist to deprive them of any work in Iraq in the event of continued implementation of contracts "illegal", the parliamentary Committee on oil and gas from the licensing issue "a lot of mystery enveloped and there is no adequate explanation of Ministry".
He said the decision of the Commission on oil and gas Attorney Qasim mshkhti, said Sunday that the Committee recorded many observations on the performance of the oil and electricity ministries, which include fake contracts and aggravate the labour administration ", adding that" the Commission is in the process of providing a detailed report containing these irregularities and demands accountability based on the oil sector and notably (Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Affairs) Hussain Shahristani.
Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Affairs Hussein Shahristani
Mshkhti said, quoted by Al-Hayat newspaper that "the issue of licenses that enveloped much of the ambiguity mostly has not yet been implemented owing to the withdrawal of a number of these companies, there is no adequate explanation of Ministry".
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