Kurdish parliament warns against dealing with Massoud Barzani, the outgoing

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Kurdish parliament warns against dealing with Massoud Barzani, the outgoing  March 22 2017

President of the Kurdistan Parliament Youssef Mohamad warned on Wednesday, international energy companies from doing business with the Government of Barzani outgoing as unconstitutional, pointing to prepare an official statement in this regard.

Said Mohammad, the Kurdistan parliament will issue a formal statement in which countries of the world urges the risk of dealing with Barzani, the outgoing and the current government, adding, that the statement, which will focus on oil and gas and public loan contracts

He stressing warned to take to deal with the government of Barzani being unconstitutional position.
Little, said Massoud Barzani, the outgoing smuggled hundreds of millions of barrels of oil for its own account, while citizens in the Kurdistan suffers a significant deterioration in living conditions that led to violent protests in all regions of the Christan to demand the ouster of Massoud from power and to demand overdue salaries.

 

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Well, this is good news! Thank You, DWS112, for posting!

I like the part of the article, "adding, that the statement, which will focus on oil and gas and public loan contracts".

Hmmm..........................oil and gas? The Kurdistan Parliament is now on board with oil and gas like some oil and gas agreement? Would public loans be granted in this current environment of fighting corruption with e-commerce being implemented and electronic financial transactions in place to trace funds? The Kurdistan Parliament is saying, "Hey everybody, don't do bi'ness with the self ascribed but expired Government of Massoud Barzani"? Potential oil and gas agreement in place while ousting major Kurdish corruption at the same time? Two big ole fat birds at the same time?

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Wish I could get excited.but I need to see some movement,article 8.down hill from there