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    Abadi announces his position on the referendum in Kurdistan: It must be a federal decision

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    Abadi announces his position on the referendum in Kurdistan: It must be a federal decision Empty Abadi announces his position on the referendum in Kurdistan: It must be a federal decision

    Post by Rocky Wed 26 Apr 2017, 1:27 am

    Abadi announces his position on the referendum in Kurdistan: It must be a federal decision

    Political Since 2017-04-25 at 20:26 (Baghdad time)

    Baghdad Mawazine News
    Prime Minister Haider Abadi said in a press conference after the end of the meeting of the Council of Ministers position of the referendum in the Kurdistan region of Iraq, indicating that it must be a federal decision and that the separation is not in the interest of the Kurds today.
    Abadi spoke about the subject in the answer to the question of the correspondent of the Kurdish channel Rudao said, "It must be done by a federal decision, noting that the separation is not in the interest of the Kurds."
    On the other hand, Abadi condemned the Turkish strike that targeted Sinjar province today, warning Ankara to repeat such strikes, which are "a flagrant violation of Iraqi sovereignty," according to the prime minister.
    Abadi stressed that fighting corruption, reducing spending and strengthening international relations has helped us overcome the financial crisis, saying that we will eliminate corruption and corrupt, and we have adopted a supportive organization.
    Abadi also revealed the intention of his government to proceed with the privatization of electricity, describing the process of wasting electricity as a "crime must be stopped," as he put it.
    He also stressed that we are pursuing our decision to provide electricity 24 hours for citizens.
    That the World Bank has declared its support and support for the reform plans taken by Iraq.
    The Council of Ministers condemned the Turkish strike targeting Iraqi areas, declaring that the Iraqi government warns Turkey against repeating such military targets.
    He also pointed out that the Cabinet discussed the amendment of the amnesty law and the restructuring of the General Company for Central Markets.
    "We are re-enacting the Social Protection Law in liberated areas," he said.
    Abadi said that Daash destroyed the electricity distribution network in areas controlled by Beninoy


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