Ban Ki-moon welcomes the agreement Baghdad and Erbil, on budget and oil and urges them to settle all disputes
Ban Ki-moon welcomes the agreement Baghdad and Erbil, on budget and oil and urges them to settle all disputes
Fri, November 14 / November 2014 00:34
[Baghdad-where]
Secretary-General of the United Nations builder Ki-moon welcomed the agreement of the Iraqi government and the KRG reached to settle the dispute on the budget and oil exports.
His spokesman said in a statement received by all of Iraq [where] a copy of it, “Secretary-General welcomes the agreement reached between the Iraqi government and the Kurdistan Regional Government, on a settlement of the issues relating to the general budget and oil exports.”
He also congratulates the moon, “Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi and KRG President Barzani for their willingness to negotiate and reach agreements for the benefit of the Iraqi people.”
He pointed out that “the Secretary-General of the United Nations urges the federal and regional authorities to build on this important first step, to settle all the remaining outstanding issues in the framework of the constitution,” pointing out that “the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq remains ready, within its mandate, to continue to provide support for this process. ”
The governments in Baghdad and Erbil has announced Thursday an agreement on a comprehensive solution to the dispute of oil and budget including all the remaining outstanding issues settlement in the framework of the Constitution where the federal government decided to transfer $ 500 million to the government of Kurdistan that puts the region 150 000 barrels per day, the disposal of the federal government.
It was also decided during a meeting between oil minister, Adel Abdul-Mahdi in Erbil province Thursday Prime Minister Barzani said the last visit to Baghdad at the head of the delegation with a view to a comprehensive, just and constitutional treatment of the beautiful outstanding problems between the two sides, “.anthy
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