Al-Kalabi: The region’s share is behind the postponement of the budget vote

by **claud39** Mon Mar 15, 2021 10:17 am

Always the same thing, again the kurdistan which delays everything to vote the vote on the budget, and I understand that they want to have a real moment of democracy in Iraq with the government, especially to support by the UN that all this should be done democratically.

But the more that it delays the more the projects do not take off, and it must absolutely include the borders and Kurdistan is part of Iraq, so if it does not give the borders which will be controlled by Baghdad, otherwise it will have to the fraud that will go through kurdistan in full !!

As long as they haven't settled their differences, nothing will change, and the end of March is coming, i.e. the first quarter, can't wait to see what kind of spring we're going to have, good day everyone, sorry if I I turn down to send the news, I have homework to do, and I focus on that, so I send the news when I take time off to check on what's going on in Iraq.

CLAUD (MOOSE)

Al-Kalabi: The region’s share is behind the postponement of the budget vote

3/15/2021

Al-Kalabi: The region’s share is behind the postponement of the budget vote 24891

Economy News - Baghdad

Representative Yousef Al-Kalabi confirmed that the article on the Kurdistan region’s share is behind the postponement of the vote on the budget, while he revealed a proposal to establish a private oil company in the region to be monitored by the SOMO company.

Al-Kalabi said in a televised statement followed by "Al-Eqtisad News", that "a request was signed by 153 deputies to include the budget in Monday's session, but they were surprised that it was not included in the session's agenda."

He added that "Article (11) of the share of the Kurdistan region is behind the postponement of the vote on the budget," noting that "the problem with the Kurdistan region is the oil file and the sovereignty of the border outlets."

He pointed out that "a proposal was made to establish a private oil company in the Kurdistan region that is being monitored by the SOMO company," stressing that "the region did not implement previous agreements regarding the management of ports."

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