Go Iraq Part 4

[6ly410]

 

[navira]

Here we go...yahooi

[6ly410]

Here we go bro this should be last one before RV/RI haha

[6ly410]

Let’s go 

[navira]

Yes bro...last one to remember...iam off to maui haha...c u all there bros

[6ly410]

Maui bro I can’t wait haha 

[6ly410]

Post RV party haha 

[navira]

Can u post the agenda again bro?

[YukonJohn]

Ha ha, let it roll bros! 😉

[6ly410]

URGENT The agenda of the parliamentary session on Thursday

http://alforatnews.com/modules/news/article.php?storyid=204730 Date: 2019/7/24 21:23 • 385 times read

 

{Baghdad: Al-Furat News} The House of Representatives holds its regular session on Thursday.

The agenda of the session includes many paragraphs in the voting and reading and discussion of several topics

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[6ly410]

 

[navira]

Spectacular....thanks a bunch bro...let's go bros

[NEPatriotsFan1]

Thanks guys! Trying not to get my hopes up too high. Going on vacation for 8 days starting on Friday.... would love to tell my family when I see them that their homes are paid off 😂 keep it comin’ 

[6ly410]

5 minutes ago, 6ly410 said:

 

Fantastic news bros.. exciting this is moving big time 

Edited July 25, 2019 by 6ly410

[6ly410]

I am pumped bro haha 

[utah rock]

Any translation for dat dare agenda?

[navira]

Very high alert bro

[6ly410]

I agree bro... wow 

[6ly410]

Utah Rock what’s going on bro? Haha 

[6ly410]

Can anyone translate the agenda?

[utah rock]

Chill’en, about to roll one up, checking in on my favorite thread of all, internet, time!!! 

This has been steamrolling in the right direction for the past two months, with all the misdirection, I’m feeling great about our outlook bro!!!

keep it roll’en!!!!

[zul]

🍸🍸 Maui......am I invited? 

 

Let's go....

 

[navira]

Of course u are bro zul...let's go

[6ly410]

big day tomorrow over there bro..

[6ly410]

Iraqi oil, finance, security delegation to visit Erbil on Thursday

By Lawk Ghafuri 6 hours ago

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Kurdistan Regional Government prime minister Masrour Barzani (second from right) visits Baghdad on July 16, 2019. Photo: Masrour Barzani social media 

ERBIL, Kurdistan Region – An Iraqi government delegation is set to arrive in Erbil on Thursday to discuss oil, budget and disputed territory issues with Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) officials, in a continued effort to normalize Erbil-Baghdad relations.

The delegation from Baghdad will be led by Iraqi finance and oil ministers, according to Aekhlas Dlimey, a member of finance committee in Iraqi parliament. It will also include Iraqi National Security Advisor Falah al-Fayadh.
 

“Kurdistan Regional Government is keen on solving the issues between the Kurdistan Region and Iraqi federal government,” Dlimey, told Rudaw on Wednesday.

“The last KRG delegation to Baghdad was very successful, as both sides agreed to resolve all issues between Erbil and Baghdad before 2020,” she added.

KRG prime minister Masrour Barzani, sworn in by the Kurdistan Region parliament on July 10, has signaled that his administration wants to “develop a constructive and stable partnership” with Baghdad and leave behind past disputes.
 

In his first visit to Baghdad as KRG prime minister on July 16, Barzani met with senior Iraqi officials, including Iraqi prime minister Adil Abdul Mahdi, President of Iraq Barham Salih and Iraqi parliament speaker Mohammed al-Halbousi.

 

The main aim of the visit was to resolve lingering Erbil-Baghdad contentions, including oil, budget and disputed territories.

During the last KRG cabinet meeting on July 22, 2019, the KRG established a committee to initiate dialogue with Baghdad.

Though it is still unknown whether the delegation will discuss the return of the Peshmerga forces to the disputed areas, the presence of al-Fayadh may provoke its discussion.
 

“It is unclear whether the delegation will discuss the return of Peshmerga forces into the disputed areas or not, but since the Iraqi National Security Advisor is part of the delegation, then the topic might be on the table,” Dlimey told Rudaw.

Relations between Erbil and Baghdad hit their lowest ebb in the immediate aftermath of the Kurdistan independence referendum in September 2017.

Tensions had already been running high in a spat over the Region’s independent oil sales, which led Baghdad to scrap Erbil’s share of the federal budget.

Angered by a referendum for Kurdish independence in September 2017, Baghdad imposed an embargo on the Region’s international airports. Iraqi forces and Iran-backed paramilitias seized control of territories disputed by the federal government and the Kurdistan Region, including oil-rich Kirkuk.

Though relations have thawed since Adil Abdul-Mahdi became Iraqi prime minister, tensions surrounding independent oil sales prevail.

A January 2019 bill requires the KRG to export 250,000 barrels of oil per day through Iraq’s state oil-marketing company SOMO and hand over all revenues to the central treasury. However, the KRG has so far failed to keep its end of the deal.

United States Secretary of State Mike Pompeo made a telephone call to Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Prime Minister Masrour Barzani on Tuesday, with Pompeo encouraging improved Erbil-Baghdad relations.