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    Newspapers today focused on authentication Baghdad agreement and the region and reduce the salaries

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    Newspapers today focused on authentication Baghdad agreement and the region and reduce the salaries Empty Newspapers today focused on authentication Baghdad agreement and the region and reduce the salaries

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    Addressed the Iraqi newspapers, on Wednesday, many of the political and security topics, but focused directly on some pages on the Cabinet's ratification of the agreement and the province of Baghdad, and to reduce the salaries of the Council of Ministers, and the opening of the Saudi embassy in Baghdad. The newspaper [morning] a story entitled "Cabinet Approves Baghdad and Kurdistan agreement", stating that the chapters dispute financial and administrative between the federal government in Baghdad, and the regional administration in Kurdistan, has ended, after it reached a formal agreement is long overdue regarding oil exports, The conversion of the budget payments to the federal authorities of the province. After days of in-depth discussions conducted by the provincial government delegation with officials in Baghdad, the parties reached a final agreement regarding the outstanding issues, in the presence of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi and head of the Kurdistan Regional Government Nechirvan Barzani, local and UN blessing.
    The newspaper added that the agreement stipulates that "the Iraqi oil belongs to all Iraqis, that the Kurdistan region to hand over at least 250 000 barrels of oil per day to the federal government."  It also included the export of 300 000 barrels per day from the Kirkuk fields through a pipeline Kurdistan line, revenues go to Baghdad. "
     And confirm information received for the morning] that the final agreement between the governments of the center and the region, "Seder about $ 14 billion on the 2015 budget year." High-level source in the Abadi Office, explained that "the agreement between the parties in the interest of everyone, especially as the amount of oil to be released towards the port of Ceyhan will be 550 000 barrels a day" in Favorites, the Special Representative of the Secretary General of the United Nations in Iraq, Nikolay Mladenov welcomed the agreement between Federal governments and the Kurdistan region.
     In other news the same paper entitled "The opening of the Saudi embassy published within 60 days," Saudi Arabia confirmed that it will open its embassy in Baghdad in the next two months maximum, after the completion of the security and administrative procedures. "
     He told the parliamentary Foreign Relations Committee member Mohammed Abed Rabbo, according to Nuri [morning] "The Saudi delegation will visit Baghdad security within the next two weeks for talks on the opening of the embassy and see the place in case open, and to provide views and suggestions." The newspaper [new evidence] has published a story entitled "The cabinet reduces its members' salaries by 50% and prevents the import of used and old designs of electrical appliances," The newspaper said that the Council of Ministers Decided to reduce the salaries of its members TONGS 50%.
    The Information Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, Bahaa al-Araji, according to the newspaper The Cabinet decided to reduce the Speaker and his deputies, the Council members' salaries by 50%, "noting that" the reduction decision was based on the proposal of the Deputy Prime Minister Bahaa al-Araji. "The statement added that this reduction Adjara is mandatory.
    The newspaper [long] published a story entitled, "more than 13 thousand police have graduate degree do not want their job", said the number of police recruits who hold a bachelor's degree attribute the lack transferred to civilian jobs and not thrown in the sessions for officers to "mediations and cronyism" that control joints and the Interior Ministry, while Benoit said the Internal Security Forces Act allows police recruits transition to civilian jobs, for security and defense committee in Parliament announced that apply to the new minister to change the recipe campaign bachelor's degrees to a civilian job in the ministry.
     In the security Shan newspaper published [integrity] a story entitled "elders Nineveh assert penetrate the system Aldaashah in Mosul," where elders revealed Nineveh Council member Osama al-Obeidi to penetrate the ranks of gangs Aldaashah in Mosul, through a network of distribution of elements in the city of Mosul.
    Obeidi said that "the Council began planting a number of elements efficient located in the city of Mosul, within the ranks of Daash terrorist gangs", stressing that "the system Aldaashah infiltrated by elements and documented evidence" .anthy



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