Nechirvan Barzani points out a “fundamental” problem between Baghdad and Kurdistan: It must be discu

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[size=52]Nechirvan Barzani points out a “fundamental” problem between Baghdad and Kurdistan: It must be discussed without courtesy[/size]

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On Tuesday, the President of the Kurdistan Region, Nechirvan Barzani, pointed out a problem that he described as fundamental between Baghdad and the region, which is the failure to implement the constitutional federal system in Iraq.[/size]
[size=45]Barzani said during his participation in the “Miri” forum held in Erbil, “In my opinion, there is a fundamental problem in the relationship between Erbil and Baghdad, as according to the constitution, Iraq is a federal state, but in content there is centralization, and federalism has not taken its course.” If this problem is not solved, the rest of the problems will not be solved. If we want political and economic stability in Iraq, we must discuss this issue in all transparency and without complacency.”[/size]
[size=45]He added that during the past months of forming the state administration coalition, there has been progress, and there are other problems, but we have a road map for these solutions.[/size]
[size=45]He continued in another detail, “As a principle, Iraq should not become a threat to any country, nor should opposition forces be trained to go to countries, carry out missions, and return. Baghdad concluded an agreement with Iran, and the Kurdistan Region is committed to this agreement, and we reaffirm that the region is not a threat to Iran, which is a neighboring country, and we have passed good stages, and Iran is to some extent satisfied with these steps.”[/size]
[size=45]He also pointed out that “Iran is a neighboring country, but we are the owners of the house.”[/size]
[size=45]Regarding the energy file, Nechirvan Barzani said: “There are two problems facing the export of oil. The first is the companies’ money and how this money is paid, and the form of our agreement with the companies is a partnership and not a service. The second problem is that SOMO must conclude agreements with these companies. In general, the problem is in Baghdad is not in Turkey,” referring to the issue of stopping oil exports to the Turkish port of Ceyhan.[/size]
[size=45]Regarding the issue of the presence of the Workers’ Party in the Kurdistan Region, Barzani said: “The problem of the Workers’ Party must be solved politically and not militarily. The Workers’ Party is a big problem for the Kurdistan Region and it has no respect for our institutions and will not be able to guarantee non-Turkish interference if the Workers’ Party remains on its same policy.” “[/size]
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