Attempts by a number of parliamentarians against sending money to Kurdistan failed

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[size=52]Attempts by a number of parliamentarians against sending money to Kurdistan failed[/size]

[size=45][You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]A number of Shiite representatives in the Finance Committee of the Iraqi House of Representatives put pressure on the Iraqi Trade Bank, Al-Rashid Bank, and Al-Rafidain Bank, threatening them that if they transferred 700 billion dinars to Kurdistan, they would file a complaint against them with the Federal Court. A Kurdish representative in the House of Representatives said that the efforts of these parliamentarians have failed and will Sending the money to Kurdistan this week.[/size]
[size=45]According to the information: The Iraqi Trade Bank will send 200 billion dinars, the Rasheed Bank 200 billion dinars, and the Rafidain Bank 200 billion dinars.[/size]
[size=45]In recent days, a number of Shiite representatives in the Finance Committee of the Iraqi House of Representatives have put pressure on bank managers not to pay money to Kurdistan, because they will file a complaint against them with the Federal Court if they send money to Kurdistan, but after the heads of the Kurdistan blocs in the House of Representatives met with the Parliamentary Finance Committee, Tell them that they can no longer put obstacles to sending money to Kurdistan.[/size]
[size=45]The head of the Justice Party bloc in the Iraqi House of Representatives, Soran Omar, said: “The representatives who threatened the banks for not sending money to Kurdistan are all from the Shiite blocs, and they told them that if they sent money to Kurdistan, they would file a complaint against them, but their complaint was rejected and the money will arrive in Kurdistan during this week.” .[/size]
[size=45]The amounts that will be sent to Kurdistan, amounting to 2 trillion and 100 billion dinars, which the Iraqi government decided to send to Kurdistan as loans for a period of three months, will be deducted from Kurdistan’s share of the general budget, so there is no legal problem in sending the amount to Kurdistan.[/size]
[size=45]In this regard, Iraqi Parliament member Hadi Salami said, “The procedures for disbursing the funds will be issued by the Ministry of Finance, but the decision of the Council of Ministers is clear, which says that this amount will be deducted from Kurdistan’s share of the budget.”[/size]
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