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    Point of tension: Federal Court decisions deepen the differences between the Kurdish parties

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    Point of tension: Federal Court decisions deepen the differences between the Kurdish parties Empty Point of tension: Federal Court decisions deepen the differences between the Kurdish parties

    Post by Rocky Sat 24 Feb 2024, 5:08 am

    [size=38]Point of tension: Federal Court decisions deepen the differences between the Kurdish parties[/size]


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    Baghdad/Al-Masala Al-Hadath: The division within the Kurdish political arena in Iraq is evident again, as conflicting opinions are evident regarding the decisions of the Iraqi Federal Court. At a time when the Kurdistan Democratic Party considers it to be in violation of the spirit of the constitution, the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan Party believes that it serves the interest of equal electoral opportunities and ensuring the security of employee salaries.
    These discrepancies entail new challenges, both within the Kurdistan Region and with the federal government. With the complexities of the political and economic situation in Iraq, this dispute increases internal and external tensions.
    The decisions of the Iraqi Federal Court regarding the parliamentary elections law in the region are a point of tension between the various parties, as the Democratic Party sees these decisions as bias towards the National Union Party, which complicates the political situation within the region.
    These differences are also reflected in the issue of the region’s share of the Iraqi state budget and the mechanisms for counting its employees. Despite judicial decisions to hand over oil and non-oil revenues to the federal government, this step did not solve the current economic problems in the region.
    More tensions await in the Kurdish political arena, especially with the Federal Court’s decisions to abolish the quota seats and reduce the number of representatives in the Kurdistan Parliament, in addition to dividing the region electorally and changing the authority of the High Electoral Commission.
    Thus, the Kurdish parties face new challenges in their dealings with judicial decisions and the management of internal affairs, which requires them to search for compromise solutions that restore stability to the situation and achieve the interests of the Kurdish people in Iraq.
    Distorted numbers
    The issue of inflating the number of employees in the region is a matter that raises controversy and criticism, especially when it is used as a means to obtain more funds from the central government in Baghdad. Instead of providing accurate and reliable headcount figures, the numbers are inflated in order to increase the budget allocated to the region, which leads to a waste of public resources and raises questions about transparency and integrity in the management of financial and administrative affairs.
    The inflationary scenario follows a tactical strategy aimed at achieving narrow interests at the expense of the public interest, where inflated numbers are exploited to justify additional financial requests and enhance the political influence of the beneficiary groups. Consequently, the region's fiscal and financial system is vulnerable to failure, leading to the deterioration of public services and infrastructure, and the exacerbation of economic and social crises.
    In addition, the large numbers of employees hinder economic and development planning processes, as large resources are allocated without guarantees regarding the efficient and effective use of these resources. With increasing financial pressures on the central government and the accumulation of debt, interest is increasing in the necessity of reviewing financial policies and procedures to achieve financial sustainability and enhance transparency and accountability.
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