Kurdish officials: Baghdad used b «3 conditions impossible» to block two budget amounting to 131 trillion dinars since 2005

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Kurdish officials: Baghdad used b «3 conditions impossible» to block two budget amounting to 131 trillion dinars since 2005Journal of world -03/12/2012-10: 51 am | Hits: 26

Called the Kurdistan regional government officials in Baghdad to release amounts for two of the annual budget of Iraq as "part of Iraq's defense system", should be involved in planning the Iraq budget, as the Kurdish newspaper rodau.

--Issued in Arbil, "Although Iraq has increased its budget for 2013, but the proportion devoted to Kurdistan region has declined over the last year."

Iraqi Parliament discusses next year's budget, which was estimated to be about 113 trillion dinars, and the largest budget in the history of Iraq, which will be allocated 30 percent of the budget for State institutions.

In turn, called on Ahmed Ahmed Hassan Faizullah Osman, Deputy Chairman of the Finance Committee in the Iraqi Parliament, officials of the Kurdistan Regional Government to hold Baghdad on the substantial increase in allocations for State enterprises.

Faizullah stated that "Baghdad is the overall budget decided individually, and reduced the proportion of Kurdistan without accountability".

The newspaper showed a closeup of Erbil, the Kurdistan region last year, received 17 percent of the budget. "

Feyzullah noted that "the budget of the region of Kurdistan, 2 trillion dinars since last year, but less than 7 percent of what I got in the back.

She said "the region of Kurdistan and Baghdad agreed to get Iraqi Kurdistan on 17 percent of the total annual budget for Iraq until the general population census, however, the census was postponed since 2007, with Baghdad officials say the Kurdistan region have filled the Kirkuk, Kurds illegally".

For his part, said Rashid Taher, Deputy Finance Minister of the Kurdistan Regional Government, "" rodau, that "the overall increased Iraq's budget by 12 percent in the current year; however the share of Kurdistan".

And Taher said "even if you get sufficient amounts for Kurdistan, there is nothing you can do."

As she said last month, a delegation from Kurdistan to Baghdad to discuss the budget, "said Tahir Central Government agreed, as is the case with the previous year, the Kurdistan Regional Government in Iraq budget planning", adding "at this point, no one supervises Iraq expenditures."

And alerted English-speaking newspaper, that "the budget has always been of outstanding issues between Baghdad and Kurdistan," she said, adding, that "Baghdad refuses to give a budget for two though defined as (the Kurdistan regional guard) in the Iraqi Constitution, which is part of the defence system."

And you continue, "article 9 of the budget, defines how two budget should be provided on the basis of 3 conditions, and when those conditions are available, and the Central Government and the Kurdistan region to the agreement, the Parliament enacted a law in this regard and the disbursement of budget".

However, the Kurdish newspaper, says that "many believe that these conditions, businesses, and this gives Baghdad grounds in detention budget."

Feyzullah expressed doubts that "given Baghdad two this year's budget," he said, adding that "these terms is grounds for detaining the budget".

The Deputy Chairman of the Finance Committee in the Iraqi Parliament, said that "there will be no agreements between Baghdad and the Kurdistan Regional Government, and the Parliament will not pass any law in this regard."

"The two referred to explicitly as part of Iraq's defense system in the Constitution, however, each year Baghdad provide budget under various pretexts."

Meanwhile, finance Undersecretary in Kurdistan, "since 2005, holding Baghdad a total of 131 trillion dinars are two budget".

"As long as the two budget approved in the budget each year, Baghdad bound".

The newspaper concluded its report by saying that "proceeds of Iraq's budget comes from oil exports, Iraq must export nearly 3 million barrels of oil a day, in order to meet its budget next year, the Kurdistan region, according to the paper, 250 thousand barrels per day as part of Iraq's oil exports.

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