Collect signatures to compel the government not to pay any money to the region

by **RamblerNash** Thu Jul 11, 2019 11:42 pm

Collect signatures to compel the government not to pay any money to the region

11-07-2019 10:11 AM

Baghdad

MP of the coalition of state law Mansour al-Baiji, on Thursday, he was collecting signatures to oblige the government not to spend any money to the Kurdistan region.

"The three presidencies bear the responsibility of breaching the province of the federal budget law not to hand over oil and other resources to border ports and airports to the federal government," he said, adding that "this is a breach of agreement between the region and the government."

Al-Baiji added that "the Kurdistan region deals with the federal government by refusing to hand over oil to the center according to the oil agreement in the budget and this matter can not be silent on it completely," and called on the three presidencies not to be silent and out of silence because of the Kurdistan region exceeded the law and the Constitution, The wealth of all the Iraqi people from the north to the south equally. "

"We have collected parliamentary signatures in order to add a supplementary budget paragraph obliges the federal government not to pay any money to the region if not issued 250 thousand barrels per day to the federal government," pointing out that "this is a natural right to secure the wealth of our oil-producing provinces because it is unreasonable to To receive oil imports to the region and it exports oil for good. "

He stressed that "we are not against our people in the Kurdistan region, but can not be silent on the non-delivery of oil and other roses by the province to the federal government, it receives its share of the general budget of the country," expressing his hope "of the new government of the region to submit to the federal government and away from the policy of the previous government And apply the law and the Constitution and away from the atmosphere of differences and crises because it does not prejudice the interest of any party. "

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