Parliamentary power: Kurds did not provide a convincing justification for non-commitment to pay oil money

[Pitcher]

Iraq has once again extended by three months a ban on international flights to and from the Kurdish region, some five months after the region held a controversial referendum on independence, which opened up a persisting rift between the semi-autonomous region and the central government in Baghdad.

“We have been informed by the civil aviation authority in Baghdad that the ban on international flights to and from Erbil and Sulaymaniyah airports has been extended until the end of May,” AFP quoted an unnamed senior official at Erbil International Airport in the region’s capital as saying on Monday.

Tensions flared up between Iraq’s semi-autonomous Kurdish region and the central government in Baghdad after the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) held a highly controversial plebiscite on independence on September 25 last year despite strong opposition from Baghdad, the international community, and Iraq's neighboring countries, especially Turkey and Iran.

Following the provocative vote, Baghdad imposed a ban on direct international flights to and from the Kurdish region and called for a halt to its independent crude oil sales. The KRG at the time described such measures as “collective punishment.”

Back in December, Baghdad announced that the northern region’s direct air links with the outside would remained cut for two more months, a punitive measure, which is to run until Wednesday, but according to the official, who was speaking on condition of anonymity, the authorities have decided to renew it for three more months.

The official, however, added that “only internal flights are authorized.”

PressTV-Iraqi parliament lifts sanctions on Kurdistan banks

Iraqi lawmakers vote to end sanctions on Kurdistan region's banks.

Meanwhile, Saad al-Hadithi, a spokesman for Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi’s office, confirmed that the ban had been extended, but said that “no date had been set to lift the ban.”

“It will depend on the transfer of the airport's administration to the federal government and when that will be done, the ban will be lifted,” he further noted.

According to Hadithi, some “progress” has been achieved during talks with the Kurdish side on a number of issues, including customs, passports and visas.

“But the issue of the control of security at the airports has not been solved yet, although there is a will to reach a solution to this problem,” he added.

Since the air ban was enforced, all Kurdistan-bound international flights have been rerouted to Baghdad, which has also imposed entry visas to foreigners wishing to visit the Kurdistan region.

In October, Iraqi federal forces retook control of the Kurdish-held city of Kirkuk and many disputed territories in response to the Kurdish referendum. Kirkuk is not one of the three provinces that have made up the Kurdish region since 2003. However, Kurdish militants used a vacuum created when government troops were fighting against Daesh terrorists to overtake the oil-rich city.

 

[Pitcher]

Iraq has once again extended by three months a ban on international flights to and from the Kurdish region, some five months after the region held a controversial referendum on independence, which opened up a persisting rift between the semi-autonomous region and the central government in Baghdad.

“We have been informed by the civil aviation authority in Baghdad that the ban on international flights to and from Erbil and Sulaymaniyah airports has been extended until the end of May,” AFP quoted an unnamed senior official at Erbil International Airport in the region’s capital as saying on Monday.

Tensions flared up between Iraq’s semi-autonomous Kurdish region and the central government in Baghdad after the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) held a highly controversial plebiscite on independence on September 25 last year despite strong opposition from Baghdad, the international community, and Iraq's neighboring countries, especially Turkey and Iran.

Following the provocative vote, Baghdad imposed a ban on direct international flights to and from the Kurdish region and called for a halt to its independent crude oil sales. The KRG at the time described such measures as “collective punishment.”

Back in December, Baghdad announced that the northern region’s direct air links with the outside would remained cut for two more months, a punitive measure, which is to run until Wednesday, but according to the official, who was speaking on condition of anonymity, the authorities have decided to renew it for three more months.

The official, however, added that “only internal flights are authorized.”

PressTV-Iraqi parliament lifts sanctions on Kurdistan banks

Iraqi lawmakers vote to end sanctions on Kurdistan region's banks.

Meanwhile, Saad al-Hadithi, a spokesman for Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi’s office, confirmed that the ban had been extended, but said that “no date had been set to lift the ban.”

“It will depend on the transfer of the airport's administration to the federal government and when that will be done, the ban will be lifted,” he further noted.

According to Hadithi, some “progress” has been achieved during talks with the Kurdish side on a number of issues, including customs, passports and visas.

“But the issue of the control of security at the airports has not been solved yet, although there is a will to reach a solution to this problem,” he added.

Since the air ban was enforced, all Kurdistan-bound international flights have been rerouted to Baghdad, which has also imposed entry visas to foreigners wishing to visit the Kurdistan region.

In October, Iraqi federal forces retook control of the Kurdish-held city of Kirkuk and many disputed territories in response to the Kurdish referendum. Kirkuk is not one of the three provinces that have made up the Kurdish region since 2003. However, Kurdish militants used a vacuum created when government troops were fighting against Daesh terrorists to overtake the oil-rich city.

 

[Butifldrm]

Economy
New delegation from Baghdad arrives in the Kurdistan Region to finalize the distribution of salaries

 

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 6 hours ago

 

 

A new delegation from the Office of Financial Supervision in the federal government in Baghdad on Monday evening to the province of Sulaymaniyah in the Kurdistan Region.

The delegation is scheduled to start the task of auditing the salaries of all ministries in the region.

The delegation was greeted at the Sulaymaniyah International Airport by conservative Hafal Abu Bakr and Samir Hawrami, press secretary of Kurdistan Region Deputy Prime Minister Kibad Talabani.

Abu Bakr said in a press conference held with Hawrami at the airport after receiving the delegation that the committee will stay for 13 days in Sulaymaniyah. During this period, it will prepare its final report on the audit of the salaries of employees and employees in ministries in Kurdistan except the Ministries of Education and Health, Peshmerga and Interior, Employees and employees.

He added that the committee will meet with the directorates in Sulaymaniyah, and will review in detail the personnel regulations in these districts, noting that we have prepared the necessary facilities for the work of this committee.

For his part, Hawrami said that the committee will review and check the lists of government employees in Sulaymaniyah, saying that the committee will rely on the work on the lists of the system "Biometric."

He added that any employee, worker or pensioner who did not register in that system will not be included in the report prepared by the committee, and will not receive any salary.

 

 

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[Luigi1]

Luigi's opine...

It looks more & more like the Kurds & GOI are at odds.

Any Guru that says everything is done on Baghdad's side is lying.

This isn't looking good for an Erbil, HCL or 2018 Budget deals.

To make matters worse, Parliament isn't even showing up for work.

When the do show up for work, fists fly. IMO.

[yota691]

Barzani pleased: Americans are aware that the Kurdistan Region is an important part of the Middle East

Pointing to the existence of permanent efforts to reduce the powers and territories of the region ...

 

 27/02/2018 - 02:10

 

 

 

Said the pleased Barzani, adviser to the Security Council of the Kurdistan Region, that America always stresses the importance of relations with the Kurdistan Region and its continuation, and seeks to overcome any differences as they occur, noting that the United States «recognizes that the Kurdistan Region an important position in the Middle East».

On his visit to the United States of America, Barzani said in a press statement: "The purpose of the visit is to discuss a number of important issues, such as the relations between the Kurdistan Region and America, the situation in Iraq and improving relations between Baghdad and Erbil.

"So far, we have had many meetings and meetings on these issues, with US officials in the White House and others, including a special meeting with Herbert McMaster, the US national security adviser, and there have been several meetings at the US State Department, and there will be other meetings with Members of the Senate and House of Representatives ».

During his visit to Washington several days ago, Barzani met senior US officials, including national security adviser Herbert McMaster, the US representative to the coalition, Brett McCurk, deputy assistant secretary of state Jonathan Cohen, and others.

On the substance of his meetings with US officials, the adviser of the Security Council of the Kurdistan Region: «First of all, we discussed the general situation in the Kurdistan Region, and our relations with Baghdad formed a major part of those talks, and we told them that the Kurdistan Region has done what is on the shoulders, Iraqi and all its materials, and we stressed that it is necessary to implement the Iraqi government duties, especially with regard to sending salaries of employees of the Kurdistan Region and the opening of airports in the region ».

The dialogues and meetings that took place between the officials of Erbil and Baghdad have no tangible results on the ground, with regard to resolving the existing problems and lifting the punitive measures imposed by the Iraqi government on the territory after the referendum.

Barzani pointed out that the Americans always emphasize that «relations with the Kurdistan Region are important and specificity, and are always seeking to develop them, and express their willingness to resolve the differences that sometimes witness these relations», and «They are convinced that the Kurdistan Region is an important part of the Middle East and important .

As for the organization of the preacher, said pleased Barzani: «Da'ash militarily defeated, and liberated the areas occupied by, but this does not mean that the duel has ended definitively, because it seeks to rise again in many areas, and carried out so far many attacks on security forces in Kirkuk.

Despite the announcement by Iraqi Prime Minister Haider Abadi, the end of the "final victory" on the organization, but the deteriorating security conditions in many areas confirm the continued threat of organization.

Barzani stressed that «in order to eliminate the preacher and the sublime Daash, must find a solution to the factors that encourage the emergence of such terrorist organizations, but Iraq has not yet to do so».

"The referendum was an expression of a nation about its future options for living and how it wants to live," Barzani said. "This does not mean that we are not realistic, or that we are not. "We believed that the referendum would cut the way for the unjust attacks that the Kurdistan Region was subjected to," he added. "We needed international guarantees to stop the bloodshed and disasters that had been solved by the Kurdish people for decades. Unfortunately the order was interpreted differently, and we are s Lighter that this interpretation was intended, it was always there are efforts to reduce the powers of the territory of the Kurdistan Region, and to this end have taken the referendum as a pretext, otherwise what was the referendum process to cause any form unjust attack on this level on the Kurdistan Region ».

[yota691]

Barzani is speaking from Washington about a proverb in Iraq and striking an example of what is going on in Kirkuk

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The adviser of the Kurdistan Regional Security Council, pleased Barzani, said on Monday that the defeat of the organization of a military advocate does not mean the final elimination in Iraq.

Barzani said after meeting with US officials in Washington today, told reporters that "the organization of a military advocate has been defeated and the areas that were under his control has been released," but that "this does not mean that the organization was eliminated definitively."

He added that "what we are seeing now that the groups associated with the organization has reappeared again, and is launching attacks on Iraqi forces and this is happening in the vicinity of the city of Kirkuk and inside," saying that "the thought of a military organization does not end militarily."

Barzani pointed out that "to eliminate the terrorist groups that are in the form of urging must address the factors and reasons that led to the emergence, and Iraq to date is not ready to find a suitable solution to such problems."

"If these factors are not addressed, I think that the presence of these terrorist assemblies will continue in Iraq and the region," he said.

 The adviser of the Kurdistan Regional Security Council, Barzani is currently visiting the United States of America and is holding meetings with senior US officials.

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[yota691]

Abadi continues in the policy of my arm against Kurdistan .. And his book market justifications unconvincing

After the news of the extension of the air embargo for an additional three months ...

 

 26/02/2018 - 16:53

 

 

 

Iraqi Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi's office on Monday tried to ease the criticisms and reactions of denouncing and abhorrent reports on the extension of Abadi to the air embargo imposed on international flights to and from the airports of the Kurdistan Region, saying that Erbil and Baghdad were " "The time limits are routine," he said, adding that once the understandings and agreements were finalized, the suspension would be terminated, denying news of the extension of the ban.

The Iraqi government extended the air embargo imposed on the Kurdistan region for another three months (until the end of May), the director of Arbil International Airport Telar Faiq said Monday. 
Saad al-Hadithi, a spokesman for the office of Abbadi, said in a statement (Basneoz), that the news that the extension of the air embargo on airports in the Kurdistan region is not true and no official decision to do so.

"The time limits are routine and once agreements and agreements are reached with the provincial government, the suspension will be terminated," he said. 
Adding "progress has been made with regard to the agreement on the supervision of the Federal Ports Authority border on the management of the customs sector at the airports of Sulaymaniyah and Erbil, as well as progress in relation to the administration of passports and residence and visas," he said.

It is considered by many political observers that the pressure and procrastination and procrastination exercised by the Iraqi Prime Minister Haider Abadi in dealing with the Kurdistan region, comes within the framework of the policy of the arm of the region, which will eventually end, according to these ultimately lose, and the Kurdish street no longer trust his promises Which has not been implemented and not one of them.

"We have another aspect related to the security management of these two airports and there are ongoing meetings to resolve this issue," al-Hadithi said. Pointing out that "the resolution will end the suspension of international flights to the airports of the region (Arbil and Sulaymaniyah) by the federal government." Stressing that "the two airports will be opened if the commitment of the territorial government to these demands whether this commitment is achieved after a week or a month."

The Iraqi government, as part of its collective punishment against the people of Kurdistan against the background of the referendum on independence from Iraq, in which the Kurds voted by an absolute majority in favor of it, suspended international flights to and from the airports of Erbil and Sulaymaniyah, as of September 29, 2017 and allow only domestic flights.

Kurdish officials say Baghdad appears to be seeking to isolate them internationally. Despite calls by Washington and other influential European capitals for Baghdad to maintain the constitutional entity of the Kurdistan Region and lift the collective punishment imposed on him by the government of Abbadi.

Arbil has recently witnessed protests organized by civilian patients and Peshmerga wounded to demand that Baghdad lift the ban on regional airports so that they can be treated abroad.

The Kurdish deputy in the Iraqi parliament has recently strongly criticized the Iraqi Prime Minister Haider Abadi because of the failure to fulfill his promises to the Kurdistan Region, describing him as "the most political figure engaged in deception and lying" throughout the political history in Iraq.

"I tell Prime Minister Haider al-Abbadi that there is not over," said Bakhtiar Shaways, MP of the Kurdistan National Union bloc, in a press statement amidst crowds of teachers and teachers protesting in Sulaymaniyah who had gathered in front of the Iraqi parliament's office in the city recently. Iraq's political history is someone who is not sincere in carrying out his promises like you. "

[yota691]

Washington: pleased Barzani discusses the differences of Arbil and Baghdad and the role of Kurdistan regional stability

President Trump's Envoy and Deputy Assistant Secretary ...

 

 26/02/2018 - 21:35

 

 

 

Discussed the pleasure of Barzani, adviser to the Security Council of the Kurdistan Region, on Monday, with officials in Washington, the differences between Arbil and Baghdad, and the role of the Kurdistan Region in the stability of the region.

Barzani said in a publication on his official account on the social networking site Twitter that he met today with Brett McGurk, the US president's special representative in the international anti-Da'ash coalition, and Jonathan Cohen, deputy assistant secretary of state.

"We discussed the political differences between Baghdad and Erbil and confidence-building measures, and the important role that the KRG can play to promote regional stability."

The adviser of the Kurdistan Region Security Council pleased Barzani arrived in the United States of America on Thursday afternoon, on an official visit.

In his first meeting with US administration officials after his arrival in Washington, Barzani discussed with US National Security Council Advisor Herbert McMaster the bilateral relations between the Kurdistan Region and the United States and the latest political and security developments in the region.

Barzani's visit to Washington follows his participation from 16-18 February in the Munich International Security Conference.

This visit is the first official high-ranking official to Washington since the referendum on independence from Iraq, which was conducted by the Kurdistan region on 25 September last and won an overwhelming majority in favor of independence.

[yota691]

27-02-2018 01:00 PM

The Prime Minister is instructing Finance to prepare a report on the allowances and promotions of staff and teachers

 

 

 

The head of the Iraqi Teachers' Union, Abbas al-Sudani, announced on Tuesday the issuance of a directive from Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi to the Ministry of Finance to prepare a report on the allowances and promotions of employees and teachers and raise them to the government within a week. 

The Sudanese, said that 'a delegation from the Iraqi Teachers Union met yesterday evening with Prime Minister Haider Abadi in the presence of the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Finance against the backdrop of recent demonstrations of teachers and teachers to protest the delay of bonuses and promotions', indicating that' the delegation stressed the need to calculate bonuses and promotions from the date of maturity, Date of the order '. 

Al-Sudani added that 'Abbadi instructed the Ministry of Finance to submit a report that the salaries and promotions of state employees, including teachers, and submit them to the government within a week.'

Abadi discussed yesterday with a delegation from the teachers 'union the teachers' affairs, especially with regard to the promotion from the time of maturity, and ways to improve the reality of the teacher and the teaching reality and the law on the protection of teachers, which was approved by the Council of Ministers recently, according to a statement by the Office of Abadi.

[yota691]

Abadi is instructing finance to report on employee bonuses and promotions within a week

12:40 - 27/02/2018

  

Information / Baghdad ..

The head of the Iraqi teachers' union, Abbas al-Sudani, announced on Tuesday the issuance of a directive from Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi to the Ministry of Finance to prepare a report on the allowances and promotions of employees and teachers and to raise them to the government within a week.

"A delegation from the Iraqi Teachers' Union met yesterday with Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi in the presence of the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Finance against the backdrop of recent demonstrations of teachers and teachers in protest against the delay of bonuses and promotions," Al-Sudani said in a statement to Al- And advances from the date of maturity and not from the date of issuance of the order.

Al-Sudani added that "Abbadi instructed the Ministry of Finance to submit a report that the salaries and promotions of state employees, including teachers, and submit them to the government within a week."

Abadi discussed yesterday with a delegation from the teachers 'union the teachers' affairs, especially with regard to the promotion from the time of maturity, and ways to improve the reality of the teacher and the teaching reality and the law on the protection of teachers, which was approved by the Council of Ministers recently, according to a statement by the Office of Abadi. Ending / 25

[yota691]

Kurds are asking Sistani to intervene to resolve their crisis with Baghdad and the second delegation to visit him within days

09:40 - 27/02/2018

 

  

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Information / Baghdad ..

The Lebanese newspaper, Tuesday, highlighted the movements carried out by the Kurds on the religious authority, Ali al-Sistani, aimed at resolving their crisis with the federal government, noting that a party delegation will visit Najaf tomorrow on a visit is the second of its kind.

"A Kurdish party delegation will go to Najaf to meet with the cleric Ali al-Sistani on a visit which is the first of its kind since the referendum on independence," the newspaper Al-Akhbar reported in a report.

 According to a Kurdish source told the newspaper that "the Kurdish delegation will discuss with Sistani the differences between Erbil and Baghdad, and the proportion of Kurdistan from the financial budget, knowing that the visit does not represent the government of the Territory."

The newspaper said that "this visit is the second visit of a Kurdish delegation to Najaf this month, after a similar visit to a delegation of peasants said that Sistani promised members to intervene to pay their dues."

The newspaper pointed out that "observers are asking today whether Najaf will succeed in bridging the rift and resolving the problems between the center and the region, after the inability of the capitals and major superpower," indicating that "specialists in the affairs of the reference that the latter will intervene only if the policy failed, Which is exactly what applies to the Kurdish situation today. " Ending / 25

[yota691]

Zebari: All agreements with the federal government did not have any commitment so far

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Zebari: All agreements with the federal government did not have any commitment so far

 

27-02-2018 01:52 PM

 

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The head of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan MP Abdul Bari Zebari that all agreements with the federal government did not get any commitment by Baghdad so far since the start of meetings with the Kurdistan region and until now. 

Zebari said in a press statement that the Kurdish delegation negotiating with the government reached several solutions on the opening of airports and border crossings again under the management of Baghdad and Arbil, but the approval remained confined to the hand of Prime Minister Haider Abadi. 

The MP said that we believe that the failure to turn the solutions reached by the parties on the ground due to purely political reasons and has nothing to do with technical problems, noting that the Kurdish blocs will have a position on the procrastination of the federal government in this case. 

[Butifldrm]

Parliament to complete the reform of pensions and salaries in the presence of a minister

 

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 5 hours ago

 

 

The Kurdistan Parliament, on Tuesday, in its regular session discuss the draft law on reform in retirement and salaries and allowances. 
The meeting is due to be attended by the Peshmerga minister to discuss the retirement of the Peshmerga forces in the draft law. 
The Kurdistan Parliament discussed in its previous session the re-organization of the article on the rights and privileges of martyrs, Anfal and their families, and political prisoners, and a paragraph was added to it. 
The Kurdistan parliament added two articles to the draft law on reform in pensions, one of which relates to the expenses returned from the reform and distributed to employees, especially those with special needs.

 

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[yota691]

"Khandan" reveals the latest information related to checking the payrolls of employees of the Kurdistan region

- 2/27/2018 6:44:00 AM465 Number of readings

 

 

 

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Saad al-Hadithi, spokesman for the Iraqi Prime Minister's Office, said in a statement to "Khandan" that the file of salaries of employees of Kurdistan region is not related to the file ports or airports of the region, pointing out that it is related to the completion of technical teams to check and verify payroll records , Stressing that once this is done, will be allocated financial allocations for salaries of employees in the region. 

Al-Hadithi said in the context of his statement to "Khandan" that "there is a technical team specialized under the supervision of the Secretariat of the Council of Ministers, composed of members of the Federal Audit Bureau, and worked during the previous period to hold several meetings in Baghdad and the Kurdistan region to resolve this file, And auditing the payroll files and records and statements of staff.

 The spokesman for the office of the media for the slaves that "there is significant progress achieved in this regard, noting that the team began to work at the level of provinces in the province and reached a significant progress, and once this team of the audit, will reach the financial allocations for salaries of employees in the region in Health and education sectors ". 

"There are committees working on other sectors that have also started their work." 

Al-Hadithi also said that: "The payroll file is not related to the file ports or airports in the Kurdistan region, and it is linked to the completion of the technical teams to audit and verification of payroll records, and when this ends will be allocated financial allocations for salaries of employees in the region."

[yota691]

A delegation from Baghdad arrives in Kurdistan to finalize the distribution of salaries

27/02/2018

 

(Independent) ... A new delegation from the Office of Financial Supervision in the federal government in Baghdad on Monday evening to the province of Sulaymaniyah in the Kurdistan Region.

The delegation was greeted at the Sulaymaniyah International Airport by conservative Hafal Abu Bakr and Samir Hawrami, press secretary of Kurdistan Region Deputy Prime Minister Kibad Talabani.

Abu Bakr said in a press conference held with Hawrami at the airport after receiving the delegation that the committee will stay 13 days in Sulaymaniyah during this period will prepare its final report on the audit of the salaries of employees and employees in ministries in Kurdistan except for the Ministries of Education and Health, Peshmerga and Interior, Regulations of its employees and employees.

He added that the committee will meet with the directorates in Sulaymaniyah, and will review in detail the personnel regulations in these districts, noting that we have prepared the necessary facilities for the work of this committee.

For his part, Hawrami said that the committee will review and check the lists of government employees in Sulaymaniyah, saying that the committee will rely on the work on the lists of the system "Biometric."

He added that any employee, worker or pensioner who did not register in that system will not be included in the report prepared by the committee, and will not receive any salary. (End)

[yota691]

Press report: resolving the differences between Baghdad and Erbil "within weeks"

Including the payment of salaries and the reopening of airports ...

 

 27/02/2018 - 17:55

 

 

 

The crisis between Erbil and Baghdad will be announced within weeks, including lifting the ban on international flights from airports in the Kurdistan region and paying Baghdad for salaries, a press report said on Tuesday, quoting Iraqi government sources.

An unprecedented crisis broke out between Erbil and Baghdad on the backdrop of a referendum held by the Kurdistan Region on 25 September last to determine the future of the region. The Iraqi government followed a series of punitive measures against the Kurdistan Region, including banning international flights to and from airports in the region and imposing restrictions on financial transactions And other measures reached the limit of unwarranted military intervention in Kirkuk and other Kurdish areas outside the administration of the Kurdistan region were under the control of the Peshmerga forces.

"The file of the relationship between Baghdad and Erbil will be within weeks, including paying Baghdad salaries and reopening airports," the sources told Al-Hayat newspaper.

The sources expected to announce these developments before the start of propaganda campaigns for the Iraqi elections scheduled for May 12, so as not to be counted within the election campaign of any party.

This comes at a time when the Iraqi government decided to extend the ban on international flights to the airports of the region for another three months (until the end of May).

The spokesman for the Iraqi government, confirmed on Tuesday that the negotiations between Baghdad and Erbil have made good progress, pointing out that the search for solutions in this regard is imminent.

Saad al-Hadithi told (Basneoz), "The negotiations between the Kurdistan Region and Baghdad have made good progress and cut important steps," pointing out that "the meetings between the delegation of the Kurdistan Regional Government and Prime Minister (Haider Abadi) in Berlin, Davos and Baghdad, To make good progress towards resolving the existing differences between the two sides. "

Al-Hadithi said that "these meetings were very positive with regard to some issues," stressing that "these meetings and meetings will continue until solutions to the existing problems."

"The majority of the problems are technical and administrative.

Al-Hadithi, stressed "the near agreement between Erbil and Baghdad and the treatment and resolution of problems between the two sides."

 

[tigergorzow]

Yota Thanks,  DV,   Heck yeah great news all over the place.   We are inching closer every day.

 

GO RV / RI

[Wiljor]

7 minutes ago, tigergorzow said:

Yota Thanks,  DV,   Heck yeah great news all over the place.   We are inching closer every day.

 

GO RV / RI

 

tigergorzow 

[bostonangler]

17 minutes ago, yota691 said:

The majority of the problems are technical and administrative.

 

And financial.... come on boys you can do this!!!

 

B/A

[Synopsis]

59 minutes ago, Wiljor said:

 

tigergorzow 

 

Wiljor 

[tigergorzow]

1 hour ago, Wiljor said:

 

tigergorzow 

Wiljor.....Yup Yup.....Come to Papa RV / RI IQD.    Need to get back to the Mediterranean this summer.....😊😊😁😁

[Wiljor]

3 hours ago, Synopsis said:

 

Wiljor 

 

Syn, ya sabes bro 

[Synopsis]

2 minutes ago, Wiljor said:

 

Syn, ya sabes bro 

 

Muchas Gracias mi hermano, Wiljor!!! (Many Thanks my brother, Wiljor!!!) 

 

¡Espero que tu martes se vaya a tu manera!!! (I hope Your Tuesday is going Your way!!!) 

 

Go Moola Nova (YEAH, BABY!!!)!!!

[Goggles]

[ChuckFinley]

4 hours ago, tigergorzow said:

Wiljor.....Yup Yup.....Come to Papa RV / RI IQD.    Need to get back to the Mediterranean this summer.....😊😊😁😁

Sounds good, i just need to get there.