National Alliance rallying lawmakers to complete the quorum in the session budget

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National Alliance began to rally MPs to ensure a quorum for the meeting of Parliament next Sunday, which is scheduled to witness the second reading of the law of the general budget.

According to the MP for the coalition of state law Hassan Yassiri was called the National Alliance to attend intensive session next Sunday in order to constitute a quorum to read the budget, ruling out the presence of both blocs Kurdistan Alliance {} and {} are united, and this is what may prevent a quorum.

Yasiri said in a statement the "morning": that "the Kurdistan Alliance, of course, will not attend the session next Sunday, as well as united, so it will be a big responsibility rests with the National Alliance to complete the quorum of the next meeting."

"The negotiations with the Kurds did not reach the result so far, despite their initiative recently, which is a gesture of goodwill through their willingness to export 100 000 barrels per day, which is good, but the federal government believes that this amount is small does not suffice, and they think that they are unable to Export more than that.

He Yasiri "Although this initiative, which may invite others to dialogue, but the real problem today is the lack of time for such a discussion or initiatives, namely that the issue went beyond into dialogues, surprisingly, from the position of the members of {united} mysterious, because they are calling for the necessity of approving the budget of hand, and on the other hand do not attend meetings of the Council.

He was a member of the Finance Committee Hassan al-Bayati has stressed that "the central government would not accept the receipt of less than 300 000 barrels per day from the Kurdistan region and prior commitments in order to do so."

In contrast, Deputy Prime Kurdistan Alliance bloc parliamentary Mohsen al-Sadoun hoped to reach the Tripartite Commission Parliamentary problem to resolve the oil issue in the federal budget to the positive results in the coming days, especially after the initiative of the Kurdistan region to export 100 thousand barrels per day from the first of next April, and the introduction of imports to the State Treasury, the Federal.

Sadoun said in a press statement: "It is the most prominent points of contention on the subject of oil is to try to put pressure on the federal government of the Kurdistan region to force him to export 400 thousand barrels of oil per day," he said, adding that "the region reject it."

For his part, the Kurdistan Alliance MP Mahmoud Othman said that "the issue of the presence of the coalition to the next session on Sunday will depend on the results of meetings being held between the center and the region."

Othman said that "the Kurdistan Alliance is unaware of the findings of the conferees to the lack of transparency of these meetings," as he put it.

In turn, the MP for the Iraqi List Talal Hussein Zobaie absence of problematic part of the bloc on the budget law, but that the desire to reach the government to agree with Kurdish forces on them. Alluding not to attend the hearing next Sunday if no agreement is reached among them.

Zobaie said in a statement the "morning": "We have no problematic about the budget, but our problem on security policy in the region, particularly in Anbar and the outskirts of Baghdad, but because of that the budget represents the Iraqis, and we are elected by the people, is supposed to go to approving the budget, the political consensus between all the blocks. "

He added: "If an agreement is reached between the government and Kurdish forces during these days, it could be there is a general trend to attend the meeting next Sunday."


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