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Independent MP:State of Law agreed to give a share of 17% to Kurdistan in Infrastructure law.
06/10/2012 11:49:00
Baghdad / NINA / the independent MP, within the National Alliance, Jawad Al-Bazoni declared that the state of law coalition has agreed to give the Kurdistan region a share 17% of the infrastructure.
He said in a statement to the National Iraqi News Agency / NINA /: "The approval was to allocate 17% to the province to build the region's infrastructure that is not related to the issues of sovereignty, such as building houses, schools and hospitals," adding that "this is a right for the province, as in other provinces covered by the project of construction by law infrastructure."
He pointed out: "The bargains and passing laws in one basket is not a new issue and it started since 2003, because the government was built by political consensus, which is, at the same time, the main reason for the current problems."
The Kurdistan Alliance stipulated that it will vote on the draft law of the infrastructure, compared to allocating 17% of the law for the Kurdistan region. / End
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06/10/2012 11:49:00
Baghdad / NINA / the independent MP, within the National Alliance, Jawad Al-Bazoni declared that the state of law coalition has agreed to give the Kurdistan region a share 17% of the infrastructure.
He said in a statement to the National Iraqi News Agency / NINA /: "The approval was to allocate 17% to the province to build the region's infrastructure that is not related to the issues of sovereignty, such as building houses, schools and hospitals," adding that "this is a right for the province, as in other provinces covered by the project of construction by law infrastructure."
He pointed out: "The bargains and passing laws in one basket is not a new issue and it started since 2003, because the government was built by political consensus, which is, at the same time, the main reason for the current problems."
The Kurdistan Alliance stipulated that it will vote on the draft law of the infrastructure, compared to allocating 17% of the law for the Kurdistan region. / End
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