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    Al-Mahmoudawi: The decision to settle Offshore contract does not exempt those involved in the scanda

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    Post by Rocky Wed 22 May 2019, 2:38 pm


    Al-Mahmoudawi: The decision to settle Offshore contract does not exempt those involved in the scandal of Una Oil

    12:33 - 22/05/2019



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    BAGHDAD - 
    A member of the parliamentary energy committee, MP Jamal al-Muhammadawi, said on Wednesday that the decision of the Council of Ministers to approve the decisions of the Ministerial Council on energy taken on the settlement agreement for the contract between the company Leighton Offshore and the Basra Oil Company, does not exempt those involved in the scandal Ona Oil, The decision overlooks the fight against corruption and manipulation of public funds. 
    "The approval by the Council of Ministers of the agreement for the settlement of the contract between Leyton Offshore and Basra Oil Company is a decision taken by the Council of Ministers to resolve the financial matters and settle the matter, but this does not exempt those involved and those named in the scandal known as Una And the regulatory authorities to reopen the investigations again to get all those involved unjust punishment due to manipulation of public money. "
    He added that "all the previous government committees that were formed for the investigation, including the committee formed by the order of the former prime minister and the Commission of Integrity did not come out with real results reveal the threads of corruption in the case as well as the establishment of the prosecution," adding that "the settlement decision with the company Anti-corruption, especially as important figures mentioned in the report of Una Oil is still winding up its work in the Ministry of Oil. " 
    Al-Mohammadawi called on the Presidency of the House of Representatives to "adopt the recommendations of the parliamentary committee to investigate this issue, which worked in the previous parliamentary session and reached recommendations that could be adopted in uncovering the large manipulation of Iraqi funds," noting that "some countries have tried individuals and companies on charges of providing bribes to senior Iraqi officials to get On a contract for the company Leighton Offshore Australian, so far not been prosecuted or involved in the courts before the Iraqi judiciary, while the main victim of this issue is[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] ". 
    On Tuesday, May 21, 2019, the Council of Ministers approved the decisions of the Ministerial Council on Energy taken at the 18th meeting on the settlement agreement for the contract No. (EFP10-10200) between Litton Offshore and Basra Oil Company. 
    An investigation conducted by the Web site Verpex Media and the Huffington Post in 2016 revealed the involvement of senior Iraqi officials in a corruption scandal involving oil contracts, while a media reporter was known as the Una Oil scandal.


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