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    Claim Baghdad to Arbil to pay 11 billion dollars dedicated to the secession of the region

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    Claim Baghdad to Arbil to pay 11 billion dollars dedicated to the secession of the region Empty Claim Baghdad to Arbil to pay 11 billion dollars dedicated to the secession of the region

    Post by Rocky Tue 18 Feb 2014, 8:21 am


    Claim Baghdad to Arbil to pay 11 billion dollars dedicated to the secession of the region



    Arabs London: Baghdad threats come later after the completion of the oil independence for the region where the Kurdistan aspires to export two million barrels per day.



    Middle East Online




    Iraqi investments in the fields of Kurdistan put Baghdad in trouble


    BAGHDAD - Analysts say the escalation of the assault on Baghdad, Erbil and claim to pay 11 billion dollars came late, and it is possible to devote the region away from the central government and enhances the tendency for separation.

    The newspaper said the "Arabs" of London that the government of Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki demanded, Sunday, the Kurdistan Regional Government to pay the sum of $ 11 billion dollars for the export of non-specified quantity of oil in the draft budget for the region last year, amounting to 250 thousand barrels per day.

    According to informed sources, the two previous rounds of talks between the governments of Baghdad and Erbil to the newspaper, demanded that the Iraqi side of the Kurdish counterpart during the talks to repay 11 billion dollars, as the amount we have to Baghdad to the provincial government in the general budget.

    And stipulates that the budget that the federal government recognizes the region 250 000 barrels of oil per day in revenue to devolve to the Iraqi treasury, but, according to the Iraqi side, the province has not only the export of 23 000 barrels of oil per day. The province can currently export around 400 thousand barrels per day from your tube and intends to build two tubes others to export oil and gas.

    The paper, The escalation of Baghdad comes too late because the region is close to achieving the energy export is spared his share in the budget, which amounts to 17 percent of the volume of spending in the budget.

    For his part, denied the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Finance in the government of the Kurdistan Rashid Tahir to be the provincial government condemns any amounts to Baghdad, stressing that Baghdad is owed to the region, it did not pay dues oil companies operating in the Kurdistan region so far.

    Tahir asked, "How companies can export 250 thousand barrels of oil per day," which did not receive their dues.

    Sources press that one of the reasons for the failure to provide the Baghdad provincial government-paid government employees in the region, due to the decision of the Federal Ministry of Finance to put pressure on the province to pay the amount. Analysts say that Erbil is trying to buy time until the attainment of power export of 600 thousand barrels a day to dispense with its share in the federal budget.

    In the meantime directed the Prime Minister of Iraqi Kurdistan and the Minister of Natural Resources to the province of Baghdad, Sunday, to strengthen efforts to settle a dispute with the central government on the region's oil exports through a new pipeline up to Turkey. Baghdad has threatened to sue Ankara and reduce the share of the semi-autonomous region of Iraqi budget if exports flowed across the line without its consent.

    He warned Iraq's Oil Minister Abdul Karim and coffee Ankara, saying he is not in the interest of Turkey to jeopardize the bilateral trade worth 14 billion dollars annually, adding that Baghdad would consider a boycott of all Turkish companies and cancel contracts with Turkish companies if it is to proceed with the export of oil province without the consent of the Iraqi government.

    And the establishment of the line was completed in late 2013 and began pumping oil in it since then to storage tanks at the Turkish port of Ceyhan, but exports did not depart from the port to provide an opportunity for diplomatic efforts. Negotiations continued for several months but have made little progress.

    However directed Kurdish prime minister, Nechirvan Barzani and the Minister of Natural Resources Ashti Hawrami, to Baghdad sector source said he expected a breakthrough "within a week or two weeks," adding that "if it took more than that would be a problem." The Kurdistan oil up to global markets through the lines of Baghdad, but stopped because of a dispute over payments oil companies operating in the region.

    Since then, the Kurds to export small amounts trucked across the border in conjunction with the creation of the line that connects to Turkey and to negotiate an agreement on energy with Ankara billions of dollars.

    The Convention as the basis for the development of infrastructure that will allow for Kurdistan to export about two million barrels of oil a day to world markets and at least ten billion cubic meters of gas a year to Turkey.And associated line Kurdish existing network controlled by Baghdad linking the northern Kirkuk oilfields port of Ceyhan.

    It uses the font of the Kurdish and Baghdad the same network pumping station, which caused some problems. He met Barzani and Hawrami last week, Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan in Istanbul, where he assured them of the commitment of Ankara Bagatha with Kurdistan, according to a statement posted on the Kurdish government on the Internet.

    The "Arabs", demanding that the Maliki government to regional authorities to pay compensation and delivery of oil produced will not hamper the ambitions of the province, which was signed dozens of contracts and it poured tens of billions of oil investments.

    It is likely that the two sides entered into talks to buy time, as happened over the past years, before completing the region's oil independence to raise production and oil revenues to levels above its stake in the Iraqi budget.




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