28/10/2011 14:48
Baghdad, October 28 / October (Rn) - A source familiar with the negotiations between a delegation from the Kurdistan Regional Government led by Prime Minister Barham Saleh and the Federal Government, for the Kurdish delegation will leave for Baghdad on Friday afternoon return to the territory after the completion of his mission. and ended the day yesterday three committees joint formed between Baghdad and Erbil to resolve outstanding issues and raised the three reports to Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to consider it and make his position from them. The delegation arrived in the Kurdish negotiator to Baghdad on 24 this month, and meetings with Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and Parliament Speaker Osama Najafi, and the delegation stressed the positive discussions held. The source, who asked not to be named, told the Kurdish news agency (Rn), that "the delegation of the Kurdistan Regional Government negotiated under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Barham Saleh will leave this afternoon Baghdad back to the Kurdistan region after completing his mission negotiating." The source said that the "The delegation will be waiting for answers from Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on the three reports that were submitted to him by the joint committees set up to discuss the outstanding issues between Baghdad and Erbil." and the three committees took it upon themselves to find solutions to one of the disputed areas between Baghdad and the Kurdistan region, and the budget guard the territory of Kurdistan. " Peshmerga ", and the law of oil and gas. strained relationship recently between Baghdad and Erbil, after he refused Kurdistan draft of the Oil and Gas Law approved by the Iraqi government. say the province, said the draft law focuses powers, however, the federal government in the management of oil wealth at the expense of the region provinces, as it passed by the Council of Minister without due process of law. It provides a terms of agreements Erbil, provided that he agrees on the law of oil and gas, but the region accuse the National Alliance circumvent the conventions and pass the bill without taking the position of the Kurds. The roots of the crisis between Baghdad and Erbil to oil contracts was the region has entered into with international oil companies without the consent of the Federal Oil Ministry contracts that were considered "invalid" and contrary to the Constitution. From: Raman Brosk. Open: Abdullah Sabri
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