It lasted 10 days.. Kurdistan's finances reveal the details of a federal delegation's visit to the r

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[size=52]It lasted 10 days.. Kurdistan's finances reveal the details of a federal delegation's visit to the region's outlets[/size]

[size=45]On Thursday, the Ministry of Finance and Economy of the Kurdistan Regional Government announced the details of the visit of a delegation from the Federal Office of Financial Supervision to the border crossings of the region, confirming that all facilities will be provided to them.[/size]
[size=45]Honor Jamal, the official spokesman for the ministry, said during a press conference in Sulaymaniyah: “For 10 days, there has been a federal delegation from the Office of Financial Supervision to review the financial accounts of the border crossings.”[/size]
[size=45]Jamal added, "The federal financial control delegation held several meetings with the General Directorate of Accounting, Customs, Taxes, and Budget and a number of directorates and ministries in the Kurdistan Regional Government," stressing, "providing all facilities to the financial delegation, and not recording any financial violation at the border crossings."[/size]
[size=45]And he indicated that “two years ago there was coordination between the Ministry of Finance and the Bureau of Financial Supervision, and all data related to financial matters were submitted,” stressing that “after the approval of the federal budget for the current year, all financial accounts were submitted to the federal financial control.”[/size]
[size=45]In a separate context, the director of the Pervez Khan International outlet, Abbas Ismail, confirmed during a press conference attended by the agency, and in response to some of the accusations hurled by a member of the Sulaymaniyah Provincial Council yesterday during a television interview, that “everything that the member spoke about was untrue, and it was not carried out.” Smuggling oil from that port, according to the claim of that member.”[/size]
[size=45]The director of the outlet indicated that "the outlet will file a judicial complaint against the member who provided misleading information in a media outlet, and the judiciary will be the final judge on these accusations."[/size]
[size=45]The head of the Energy and Industry Committee in the Sulaymaniyah Provincial Council, Karim Ali, and during an interview he gave on the Rudaw satellite channel, he talked about suspicions of corruption in the Garmian outlets, specifically the Pervez Khan outlet, and oil smuggling without paying fees and taxes, and he presented audio recordings during the program confirming what he said.[/size]
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