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    Balancing justice.. Basra oil blows its smoke on the south and generates profits in the north

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    Post by Rocky Tue 23 May 2023, 5:27 am

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    Parliamentary fears are increasing about passing a budget that deprives the rights of the southern oil-producing governorates in return for granting funds to the governorates of Kurdistan and Anbar, despite the fact that these governorates are not deprived of projects amid the huge number of corruption cases Recorded in infrastructure projects and oil exports in northern and western Iraq.
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     “There is a parliamentary objection to the allocations of the central and southern governorates in the budget law because of their scarcity compared to the budget of the Kurdistan Region,” said the representative of Dhi Qar Governorate, Aref Al-Hamami, in an interview with Al-Maalouma Agency.
    Al-Hamami added, "The central and southern governorates are the source of Iraq's budget, at a time when they are facing unfairness in budget allocations and petro-dollars, as we demanded the need to increase allocations and petro-dollars by $4.5," calling on all central and southern representatives to "their disadvantaged governors in obtaining budget benefits and not leaving financial rights." and service.”
     No balance without fairness
     While Representative Ali Al-Lami excludes passing the budget during the current week to continue the talks, stressing that the representatives of the southern governorates will announce a boycott of the passing session in the event that their cities are not fair.
    Al-Lami said in an interview with Al-Maalouma Agency that "the representatives of the oil-producing governorates will not vote on the budget unless the full rights of the central and southern governorates are obtained in the budget."

    He added that "the budget law is still facing some important differences, especially related to the allocations of the oil-producing provinces," warning against "passing a budget in which there is a lot of unfairness to the rights of the central and southern governorates." in the draft budget law and the granting of large shares to Kurdistan.”
    Death on the land of blackness
    For his part, the representative of Basra Governorate, Mustafa Sanad, warned of the consequences of continuing oil extraction operations without environmental solutions in the province, calling on the government to do justice to the province within the budget.
    Sanad said, in an interview with Al-Maalouma Agency, that "the abundance of oil projects and the scarcity of water may turn Basra into a desert," noting that "Basra has been wronged a lot, and it must be fair in the 2023 budget."
    He added, "Basra worked to increase its production by 400,000 barrels per day due to the suspension of oil exports through Kurdistan, which caused pressure on the Basra environment and an increase in the number of cancer cases due to the large pollution."

    In the same regard, the representative of the Sadiqoun Parliamentary Bloc, Zahra Al-Bajari, said that she intends to boycott the voting session on the budget if the allocations for the center and south remain the same.
     Al-Bajari said in a statement to Al-Maalouma, “The budget has allocated about one trillion and 650 billion dinars for Basra, while the province needs more than 3 trillion,” stressing: “Boycotting the voting session on the budget if the allocations for the center and south remain the same.”
    She added, "Basra has many projects that need allocations, the most important of which is the water file, while the governorate pays loan dues for projects that do not belong to it."
    Al-Bajari indicated that "the region's declared allocations are 17 percent, and the real one is more than 20 percent," calling on the central and southern deputies to "stand with their provinces to amend their allocations in the budget."
    The representative of the Al-Sadiqun Parliamentary Bloc, Muhammad Karim Al-Baldawi, called for fairness to the central and southern governorates of the budget compared to the share of the liberated regions and the Kurdistan region, while stressing the inability to overlook the sacrifices made by these regions in order to consolidate security and peace in Iraq.
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     May the suffering of Basra and the largest component continue due to political and consensual courtesies at the expense of the helpless people who are afflicted with poverty, disease and deprivation.
    The Parliamentary Finance Committee has been in intensive meetings for weeks to resolve the items of the 2023 budget, which includes very complex items, with a fiscal deficit of more than 30%.
    The deficit rate amounted to 63.275 trillion dinars, with the adoption of a price of 70 dollars per barrel of oil, given that more than 95 percent of budget revenues depend on oil sales. Ended / 25 d
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