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    The Oil and Gas Law enters a hibernation phase until the end of the local elections

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    The Oil and Gas Law enters a hibernation phase until the end of the local elections Empty The Oil and Gas Law enters a hibernation phase until the end of the local elections

    Post by Rocky Wed Nov 01, 2023 4:00 pm

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    The Oil and Gas Law has entered a dormant phase until the end of the provincial council elections, amid confirmations of the existence of studies of the various opinions submitted by the provinces, including the region, to the government committee formed to complete the law and present it in the optimal manner to Parliament in order to vote on it and guarantee the rights of all provinces.
    At a time when some reservations prevail on the part of the region, which it is hoped will be accomplished through intensifying meetings between the delegations of Baghdad and Erbil after the completion of the local elections scheduled for next December.
    The representative of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Sharif Suleiman, said in a press interview seen by “Taqaddam” that “the oil and gas law is still with the government committee formed to consider this law, as the governorates presented their opinions and proposals about it and what should be included within the law,” pointing out that “the region Kurdistan submitted a proposed law to the formed committee.”
    He added, “The State Administration Coalition presented 5 proposals, and the small committee formed is concerned with studying the proposals in order to find rapprochement and consensus between the parties that submitted proposals regarding the law, despite the lack of consensus on a specific proposal at the present time.”
    On the other hand, the Chairman of the Parliamentary Regions Committee and a member of the negotiating delegation, Shirwan Al-Dobardani, said in a press interview seen by “Taqaddam” that “the delegations of the region and the center agreed to stop meetings between the two parties until the completion of the provincial council elections.”
    He added, “The negotiations will resume once the results of the local elections are announced, especially since the meetings of the two delegations have come a long way and there is interaction and a desire to approve the law early next year.”
    On the other hand, the representative of the Sadiqoun parliamentary bloc, Suhaila Al-Sultani, confirmed in a press interview seen by “Taqaddam” that “there is continuous work between the various political parties in order to resolve the file of the oil and gas law, finalize it, and hand it over to the House of Representatives to include it on the agenda of one of the sessions for the purpose of Discuss, read and vote.”
    He added, “Even if political confusion occurred over this law, it is considered one of the very important laws for the Iraqi people, and the public interest requires that it be passed within Parliament through consensus among the representatives.”
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