Türkiye announces the date for resuming the export of Kurdistan region’s oil via the Ceyhan line

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Expert: Iraq wins a lawsuit against Turkey over "Kurdish crude exports"

2023.03.25 - 10:51

 

  

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On Saturday, the economist and university professor in Basra, Nabil Al-Marsoumi, announced that Iraq had won a lawsuit against Turkey over "Kurdish crude exports."  

  

 

  

Al-Marsoumi said in a post followed by "NAS" (March 25, 2023), that "Turkey has officially informed Iraq that the International Trade Court in Paris has ruled in favor of Baghdad in a case against Ankara regarding (Kurdish crude exports)."  

  

He added, "Turkey also said that it would not allow shipments carrying crude from the Kurdistan region of Iraq to leave the coastal port of Ceyhan without the approval of the federal government in Baghdad."  

  

Al-Marsoumi explained, "The case (the export of Kurdish crude) has been going on at the International Arbitration Court of the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris for nearly 9 years and has centered on Iraq's claim that Turkey violated the 1973 Pipeline Crossing Agreement by allowing crude oil exports from the Kurdish region without consent." Baghdad".  

  

And he indicated, "The conflict - between Baghdad and Ankara - dates back to 2014 when the Kurdistan government linked its oil fields to the Turkish border crossing in Fishkhabour, and benefited from the current pipeline between Iraq and Turkey. The pipeline previously transported crude from the Kirkuk oil field." to the Turkish port of Ceyhan.  

  

The economist pointed out that "Iraqi Kurdistan depends on crude oil exports via Turkey."  

  

Al-Marsoumi continued, "The government of al-Sudani and the government of Kurdistan held several rounds of talks to try to reach a solution, yet the government of al-Sudani is now armed with the ruling of the Paris Court in addition to the ruling of the Iraqi Federal Court issued in February 2022."  

  

  

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Agency: Iraq wins a case against Turkey regarding oil exports from the Kurdistan region

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Today, Saturday, an international arbitration court ruled that Iraq won the long-running case against Turkey over crude oil exports from the Kurdistan region.

And the Bloomberg news agency stated that "the International Court of Arbitration, affiliated with the International Chamber of Commerce, in Paris, ruled in favor of Iraq," noting that Baghdad accused Ankara of violating the oil pipeline transit agreement, signed in 1973, by allowing it to export crude oil from the regional government. Kurdistan, which is semi-autonomous, without his consent.

The agency stressed that "Turkey will not allow shipments of crude oil from the Kurdistan region of Iraq to leave the coastal port of Ceyhan without approval from the federal government in Baghdad."

 

 

Relations between Baghdad and Ankara have witnessed tension in recent years due to the water issue and the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), which is opposed to Turkey, which takes refuge in northern Iraq.

Several areas in the Kurdistan region of Iraq are witnessing repeated Turkish bombing, and Ankara justifies this by the need to combat the PKK, in relation to Turkey.

Turkey has recently launched several military operations inside Iraqi territory, against the Kurdish party militants, which Baghdad rejected, and considered it a violation of Iraqi sovereignty.

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The Iraqi Oil Ministry announces that it has won a lawsuit against Turkey regarding the export of Kurdistan Region's crude

 

2023-03-25 08:47

 

 

Shafaq News/ The Federal Ministry of Oil announced, on Wednesday, that it had closed the arbitration case filed by Iraq against Turkey regarding the export of crude oil from the Kurdistan Region through the Turkish port of Ceyhan.

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March 25, 20238:18 AM EDTLast Updated an hour ago

Iraq halts northern crude exports after winning arbitration case against Turkey

By Ahmed Rasheed

 and Rowena Edwards

An oil field is seen in Kirkuk, Iraq October 18, 2017. REUTERS/Alaa Al-Marjani

March 25 (Reuters) - Iraq halted 450,000 barrels per day (bpd) of crude exports from the semi-autonomous Kurdistan region and northern Kirkuk fields on Saturday, an oil official told Reuters, after the country won a longstanding arbitration case against Turkey.

In a case dating from 2014, Baghdad claimed that Turkey violated a joint agreement by allowing the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) to export oil through a pipeline to the Turkish port of Ceyhan. Baghdad deems KRG exports as illegal.

 

"Iraq was officially informed by the International Court of Arbitration final ruling on Thursday and it was in favour of Iraq," a senior oil ministry official said.

 

Turkey informed Iraq that it will respect the arbitration ruling, a source said.

Turkish shipping officials told Iraqi employees at Turkey's Ceyhan oil export hub that no ship will be allowed to load Kurdish crude without the approval of the Iraqi government, according to a document seen by Reuters.

 

Turkey subsequently halted the pumping of Iraqi crude from the pipeline that leads to Ceyhan, a separate document seen by Reuters showed.

On Saturday, Iraq stopped pumping oil through its side of the pipeline which runs from its northern Kirkuk oil fields, one of the officials told Reuters.

Iraq had been pumping 370,000 bpd of KRG crude and 75,000 bpd of federal crude through the pipeline before it was halted, according to a source familiar with pipeline operations.

"A delegation from the oil ministry will travel to Turkey soon to meet energy officials to agree on new mechanism to export Iraq's northern crude oil in line with the arbitration ruling," a second oil ministry official said.

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The Ministry of Oil announces winning Iraq a lawsuit against Turkey

 

 

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The Ministry of Oil announced, on Saturday, that Iraq had won the arbitration case in the case of exporting oil through Turkey.

 

In a statement, the Ministry of Oil welcomed the decision of the final ruling in favor of Iraq, which was issued by the Arbitral Tribunal of the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris last Thursday, March 23, 2023, in the arbitration case filed by the Republic of Iraq against the Republic of Turkey for its violation of the provisions of the Iraqi-Turkish pipeline agreement. signed in 1973, which stipulates that "the Turkish government must comply with the instructions of the Iraqi side regarding the movement of crude oil exported from Iraq to all storage and disposal centers and the final station."

 

The ministry expressed its appreciation for the efforts of the arbitral tribunal of the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris for its professional and professional handling of the lawsuit filed by Iraq, by providing the opportunity and time for the two parties to defend their positions, especially since the decision requires all parties to respect international agreements and covenants in this regard, and that the Ministry of Oil Through the Iraqi Oil Marketing Company "SOMO", it is the only entity authorized to manage export operations through the Turkish port of Ceyhan.

 

The ministry emphasized "the depth of the good historical relations that bind Iraq with Turkey, and that the decision of the arbitral tribunal does not constitute an obstacle to the development and expansion of bilateral relations in order to achieve common interests while Iraq retains its constitutional powers and sovereignty over all its wealth."

 

She added, "It will discuss the mechanisms of exporting Iraqi oil through the Turkish port of Ceyhan with the concerned authorities in the region and with the Turkish authorities, according to new data after the issuance of the final ruling by the Arbitral Tribunal in Paris, in a manner that guarantees the continuation of oil exports, and the fulfillment of SOMO's obligations with companies." International through the port of Ceyhan, in the interest of the ministry to export the full quantities allocated from all oil fields, including the region, with the aim of maximizing financial revenues, to supplement the federal budget.

 

The Ministry praised, "the distinguished efforts of the International Legal Advisory Office and the Ministry's Legal Committee in defending Iraq's rights to manage its oil wealth and the Ministry of Oil's possession of its constitutional powers and authorities, for their serious efforts over the past years in order to achieve justice and restore Iraq's legitimate rights in order to preserve its security and sovereignty." ".

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Iraqi oil: We will discuss mechanisms for exporting oil through the port of Ceyhan with the Kurdistan Region and Turkey

Iraqi Oil: We will discuss mechanisms for exporting oil through...| Rudaw.net (rudawarabia.net)

 

 

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The Iraqi Ministry of Oil welcomed the decision of the arbitration panel of the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris on the export of oil through Turkey, stressing that it will discuss mechanisms for exporting Iraqi oil through the Turkish port of Ceyhan with the concerned authorities in the region and with the Turkish authorities.

 

Last Thursday, March 23, 2023, the arbitral tribunal issued the final award in the arbitration case filed by the Republic of Iraq against the Republic of Turkey, for violating the provisions of the "Iraqi-Turkish Pipeline Agreement" signed in 1973, in favor of Iraq.

 

The agreement signed between the two neighboring countries stipulates that "the Turkish government must comply with the instructions of the Iraqi side regarding the movement of crude oil exported from Iraq to all storage and drainage centers and the final terminal."

 

In a statement today, Saturday (March 25, 2023), the Iraqi Ministry of Oil expressed its appreciation for "the efforts of the Arbitration Committee of the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris for its professional and professional handling of the lawsuit filed by Iraq, by providing the opportunity and time for the two parties to defend their positions, especially since the decision obliges all parties to respect international agreements and covenants in this regard", noting that the Ministry of Oil, through the Iraqi Oil Marketing Company "SOMO", is the only body authorized to manage export operations through the port of Jihan Al-Turki.

 

The Iraqi ministry stressed "the depth of the good historical relations that bind Iraq with Turkey, and that the decision of the arbitral tribunal does not constitute an obstacle to the development and expansion of bilateral relations in order to achieve common interests while Iraq retains its constitutional powers and sovereignty over all its wealth," explaining that it "will discuss mechanisms for exporting Iraqi oil through the Turkish port of Ceyhan with the concerned authorities in the region and with the Turkish authorities, according to the new data after the issuance of the final award decision by the arbitration tribunal in Paris."

 

The Iraqi Ministry of Oil indicated that work "ensures the sustainability of oil exports, and the fulfillment of (SOMO) commitments with international companies through the port of Ceyhan."

 

This comes "in the interest of the ministry to export all the allocated quantities from all oil fields, including the region, with the aim of maximizing financial revenues, to supplement the federal budget."

 

In the statement, the Iraqi Ministry of Oil praised "the distinguished efforts of the International Legal Advisory Office and the Ministry's Legal Committee in defending Iraq's rights to manage its oil wealth and the possession of the Ministry of Oil its constitutional powers and powers, for their serious efforts over the past years to achieve justice and restore Iraq's legitimate rights in order to preserve its security and sovereignty."

 

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Oil announces that Iraq won the arbitration case in the case of exporting oil through Turkey

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Oil announces that Iraq won the arbitration case in the case of exporting oil through Turkey (ninanews-com.translate.goog)

Bagdad (NENA) - The Ministry of Oil announced that Iraq won the arbitration case in the case of exporting oil through Turkey, welcoming the decision of the arbitration panel of the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris. “It welcomes the final judgment in favor of Iraq in the arbitration case filed by the Republic of Iraq against the Republic of Turkey for violating the provisions of the Iraqi-Turkish Pipeline Agreement signed in 1973, which stipulates that “the Turkish government must comply with the instructions of the Iraqi side regarding the movement of crude oil exported from Iraq to all storage and discharge centers and the final terminal, " it said in a statement.

The Ministry expressed its appreciation for the efforts of the Arbitration Committee of the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris for its professional and professional handling of the lawsuit filed by Iraq, by providing the opportunity and time for the parties to defend their positions, especially since the The decision obliges all parties to respect international agreements and covenants in this regard, indicating that the Ministry of Oil through the Iraqi Oil Marketing Company "SOMO" is the only authority authorized to manage export operations through the Turkish port of Ceyhan.
She stressed "the depth of the good historical relations that bind Iraq with Turkey, and that the decision of the arbitral tribunal does not constitute an obstacle to the development and expansion of bilateral relations in order to achieve common interests while Iraq retains its constitutional powers and sovereignty over all its wealth.”
She explained that "it will discuss the mechanisms of exporting Iraqi oil through the Turkish port of Ceyhan with the concerned authorities in the region and with the Turkish authorities, according to the new data after the issuance of the final judgment decision by the arbitration committee in Paris, and to ensure the sustainability of oil exports, and to fulfill the obligations of "SOMO" with international companies through the port of Ceyhan, in the interest of the ministry to export the entire quantities allocated from all oil fields, including the region, with the aim of maximizing financial revenues, to supplement the federal budget.

The Ministry of Oil praised "the distinguished efforts of the International Legal Advisory Office and the Legal Committee of the Ministry in defending Iraq's rights to manage its oil wealth and the possession of the Ministry of Oil its constitutional powers and powers, for their serious efforts over the past years in order to achieve justice and restore Iraq's legitimate rights in order to preserve its security and sovereignty."

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ERBIL, Kurdistan Region - Iraq’s Ministry of Oil on Saturday welcomed a decision from an arbitration court in Paris that ruled in Baghdad’s favour against the Kurdistan Region’s independent crude oil exports through Turkey.

“The Ministry of Oil welcomes the final verdict in favour of Iraq which was issued by the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris last Thursday, March 23, 2023,” reads the statement. 

The arbitration court ruled that Turkey had breached a 1973 pipeline agreement between Iraq and Turkey obliges the Turkish government to abide by instructions issued by Iraq regarding the transport of crude oil exported from Iraq. In 2014, the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) began using the pipeline to send its crude to Turkey’s Ceyhan port, to the ire of Baghdad.

Under the court ruling, the Iraqi government, via the State Oil Marketing Organization (SOMO), is the only party in charge of the management of export operations through Turkey’s Ceyhan port related to Iraqi oil, the ministry stated.

“The Ministry of Oil clarifies that it will discuss the mechanism of exporting Iraqi oil through Turkey’s Ceyhan port with the concerned entities in the [Kurdistan] region and the Turkish authorities… in order to guarantee the continuity of oil exports,” the ministry said.

According to a Reuters report, citing an unnamed senior Iraqi oil official, Iraq suspended exports of Kirkuk oil through the pipeline to Turkey. It also reported that Turkish authorities had informed Iraqi employees at the port that Ankara will no longer allow KRG’s crude to be loaded onto ships at Ceyhan port without permission from Baghdad. 

The KRG has not commented on the latest developments. 

The Kurdish government is heavily reliant on its revenues and an inability to sell its crude will severely impact its already struggling economy. The government has failed for years to pay its over a million civil servants on time and in full. 

Talks are ongoing between Erbil and Baghdad to draft an oil and gas law that addresses the concerns of both governments.

The oil ministry said that the court decision will not affect ties with Turkey.

Updated at 5:05 pm

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Bloomberg reveals additional information on Kurdistan's oil exports via Turkey

2023.03.25 - 17:50

Bloomberg reveals additional information on Kurdistan's oil exports via Turkey (nasnews.com)

  

Baghdad - Nas   

Iraq has won an international arbitration case against Turkey in its long-running dispute over crude oil exports from Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdish region.  

  

  

A person familiar with the matter (who was not authorized to comment publicly) said that "the International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce ruled in Iraq's favor."  

  

A document seen by Bloomberg, issued by the Iraqi shipping office in the Turkish port of Ceyhan, said that "Turkey will no longer allow crude oil to be loaded for the benefit of the Kurdistan region without the approval of the Iraqi federal authorities," and the document quoted an official of the state-run Turkish company Bottas alerting the Iraqi shipping office.  

  

In the case, which has been pending in the Paris-based court for nearly nine years, Iraq claimed that "Turkey violated the 1973 pipeline transit agreement by allowing the export of crude oil from the Kurdish region without Baghdad's consent."  

  

"Since the last tanker was loaded on Friday, there have been no reports of more crude vessels being transported from the Kurdistan region," the person familiar with the verdict said.  

  

The source pointed out that "Turkey stopped receiving oil through the Kurdistan pipeline."  

  

Earlier, the Iraqi Ministry of Oil announced that Iraq had won the arbitration case in the case of exporting oil through Turkey.   

  

A statement by the ministry, a copy of which was received by NAS (March 25, 2023), stated that "the Ministry of Oil welcomed the final award decision in favor of Iraq, which was issued by the arbitration panel of the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris last Thursday, March 23, 2023."   

  

The statement added that "in the arbitration lawsuit filed by the Republic of Iraq against the Republic of Turkey for violating the provisions of the Iraqi-Turkish Pipeline Agreement signed in 1973, which stipulates that "the Turkish government must comply with the instructions of the Iraqi side regarding the movement of crude oil exported from Iraq to all storage and drainage centers and the final terminal."   

According to the statement, the ministry expressed "its appreciation for the efforts of the arbitration panel of the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris for its professional and professional handling of the lawsuit filed by Iraq, by providing the opportunity and time for the two parties to defend their positions, especially since the decision obliges all parties to respect international agreements and covenants in this regard, and that the Ministry of Oil, through the Iraqi Oil Marketing Company SOMO, is the only body authorized to manage export operations through the Turkish port of Ceyhan."   

The ministry stressed "the depth of the good historical relations that bind Iraq with Turkey, and that the decision of the arbitration committee does not constitute an obstacle to the development and expansion of bilateral relations in order to achieve common interests while Iraq retains its constitutional powers and sovereignty over all its wealth."   

The statement added that "the ministry will discuss the mechanisms of exporting Iraqi oil through the Turkish port of Ceyhan with the concerned authorities in the region and with the Turkish authorities, according to the new data after the issuance of the final judgment decision by the arbitration committee in Paris, and to ensure the sustainability of oil exports, and to fulfill the obligations of "SOMO" with international companies through the port of Ceyhan, in the interest of the ministry to export the entire quantities allocated from all oil fields, including the region, with the aim of maximizing financial revenues, to supplement the federal budget.   

According to the statement, the Ministry praised the distinguished efforts of the International Legal Advisory Office and the Ministry's Legal Committee in defending Iraq's rights to manage its oil wealth and the possession of the Ministry of Oil its constitutional powers and powers, for their serious efforts over the past years to achieve justice and restore Iraq's legitimate rights in order to preserve its security and sovereignty.   

    

  

  

More than one million barrels per day passed through the Ceyhan terminal in January, or 1% of global supply, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Baghdad sends 75,400 barrels per day to Ceyhan, while the Kurdistan Regional Government sends about <>,<> barrels per day.  

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KRG on the decision of the International Arbitration Commission: We will not compromise on the rights of our people

2023.03.25 - 19:56

KRG on the decision of the International Arbitration Commission: We will not compromise on the rights of our people (nasnews.com)

  

Baghdad - Nas  

The Ministry of Natural Resources in the Kurdistan Regional Government commented on Saturday on the federal government's winning of an arbitration lawsuit in the case of exporting oil through Turkey.   

  

  

  

The ministry's statement, a copy of which was received by NAS (March 25, 2023), stated that "in recent months, the Kurdistan Regional Government has held continuous dialogues and negotiations with the federal government, the latest of which is on the budget files and oil and gas. The two sides then reached a preliminary agreement and a good understanding under the umbrella of the constitution and the constitutional rights and entitlements of the Kurdistan Region."  

The statement added, "The President of the Kurdistan Regional Government is in constant contact with the federal prime minister, and after his recent visit to the Kurdistan region, the importance of solving problems based on the constitution was stressed."  

"The French court's decision in favour of the Iraqi government against Turkey will not hinder our relations with the Baghdad government, and in this context we will visit Baghdad for dialogue and resolution of related issues," he said.  

"While reaffirming its firm position not to compromise on the constitutional rights of the Kurdish people, the Kurdistan Regional Government renews its coordination with Baghdad with the aim of reaching a radical, legal and constitutional solution in this regard," he said.  

  

The Ministry of Oil announced on Saturday that Iraq had won an arbitration lawsuit in the case of exporting oil through Turkey.  

  

"The Ministry of Oil welcomed the final ruling in favor of Iraq, which was issued by the arbitration panel of the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris last Thursday, March 23, 2023," a ministry statement said.  

  

The statement added that "in the arbitration lawsuit filed by the Republic of Iraq against the Republic of Turkey for violating the provisions of the Iraqi-Turkish Pipeline Agreement signed in 1973, which stipulates that "the Turkish government must comply with the instructions of the Iraqi side regarding the movement of crude oil exported from Iraq to all storage and drainage centers and the final terminal."  

  

According to the statement, the ministry expressed "its appreciation for the efforts of the arbitration panel of the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris for its professional and professional handling of the lawsuit filed by Iraq, by providing the opportunity and time for the two parties to defend their positions, especially since the decision obliges all parties to respect international agreements and covenants in this regard, and that the Ministry of Oil through the Iraqi Oil Marketing Company "SOMO" is the only authority authorized to manage export operations through the Turkish port of Ceyhan.  

  

The ministry stressed "the depth of the good historical relations that bind Iraq with Turkey, and that the decision of the arbitration committee does not constitute an obstacle to the development and expansion of bilateral relations in order to achieve common interests while Iraq retains its constitutional powers and sovereignty over all its wealth."  

  

The statement added that "the ministry will discuss the mechanisms of exporting Iraqi oil through the Turkish port of Ceyhan with the concerned authorities in the region and with the Turkish authorities, according to the new data after the issuance of the final judgment decision by the arbitration committee in Paris, and to ensure the sustainability of oil exports, and to fulfill the obligations of "SOMO" with international companies through the port of Ceyhan, in the interest of the ministry to export the entire quantities allocated from all oil fields, including the region, with the aim of maximizing financial revenues, to supplement the federal budget.  

  

According to the statement, the Ministry praised the distinguished efforts of the International Legal Advisory Office and the Ministry's Legal Committee in defending Iraq's rights to manage its oil wealth and the possession of the Ministry of Oil its constitutional powers and powers, for their serious efforts over the past years to achieve justice and restore Iraq's legitimate rights in order to preserve its security and sovereignty.  

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Kurdistan Government: French court decision will not hinder our relations with Baghdad

Kurdistan Government: French court decision will not hinder our relations with Baghdad (economy-news.net)

 

Economy News - Baghdad

The Ministry of Natural Resources in the Kurdistan Regional Government confirmed that Baghdad and Erbil have reached a "preliminary agreement" regarding the budget and oil and gas files.

The ministry said in a statement that "in recent months, the Kurdistan Regional Government has held continuous dialogues and negotiations with the federal government, the latest of which is on the budget files and oil and gas. The two sides then reached a preliminary agreement and a good understanding under the umbrella of the constitution and the constitutional rights and entitlements of the Kurdistan Region."

The statement added, "The President of the Kurdistan Regional Government is in constant contact with the federal prime minister, and after his recent visit to the Kurdistan region, the importance of solving problems based on the constitution was stressed."

The statement continued, "The decision of the French court in favor of the Iraqi government against Turkey will not hinder our relations with the Baghdad government. In this context, we will visit Baghdad for dialogue and resolution of related issues."

"While reaffirming its firm position not to compromise on the constitutional rights of the Kurdish people, the Kurdistan Regional Government renews its coordination with Baghdad with the aim of reaching a radical, legal and constitutional solution in this regard," he said.

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Kurdistan Region: The French court's decision in favor of the Iraqi government against Turkey will not hinder our relations with the Baghdad government

Saturday 25, March 2023 19:58 |EconomicalViews: 69

Kurdistan Region: The French court's decision in favor of the Iraqi government against Turkey will not hinder our relations with the Baghdad government (ninanews-com.translate.goog)

Baghdad /Nina/ The Ministry of Natural Resources in the Kurdistan Region said that the decision of the French court in favor of the Iraqi government against Turkey will not hinder our relations with the Baghdad government. In recent months, the Kurdistan Regional Government has held continuous dialogues and negotiations with the federal government, the latest of which was on the budget files, oil and gas, and the two sides reached a preliminary agreement and a good understanding under the umbrella of the constitution and the constitutional rights and entitlements of the Kurdistan Region.

She added that the President of the Kurdistan Regional Government is in constant contact with the Federal Prime Minister, and after his recent visit to the Kurdistan Region, the importance of solving problems based on the Constitution was stressed.
In this context, we will visit Baghdad for dialogue and resolution of related issues.
As the Kurdistan Regional Government reaffirms its firm position not to compromise on the constitutional rights of the Kurdish people, it renews its coordination with Baghdad with the aim of reaching a radical, legal and constitutional solution in this regard./End3
 

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Ministry of Regional Resources: The decision of the French court will not hinder our relations with the Baghdad government

•  Time : 2023/03/25 19:47:36
• Ministry of Wealth of the Region: The decision of the French court will not hinder our relations with the government of Baghdad - Al-Furat News (alforatnews.iq)

  

The Ministry of Natural Resources in the Kurdistan Regional Government announced on Saturday that the French court's decision in favor of the Iraqi government against Turkey will not hinder our relations with the Baghdad government.

 

 

The ministry said in a statement received by {Euphrates News} a copy of it, that: "In recent months, the Kurdistan Regional Government has held continuous dialogues and negotiations with the federal government, the latest of which is on the budget files, oil and gas, and the two sides have reached a preliminary agreement and good understanding under the umbrella of the constitution and the constitutional rights and entitlements of the Kurdistan region."
"The President of the Kurdistan Regional Government is in constant contact with the federal prime minister, and after his recent visit to the region, the importance of solving problems based on the constitution was stressed."
"The decision of the French court in favor of the Iraqi government against Turkey will not hinder our relations with the Baghdad government, and in this context we will visit Baghdad for dialogue and resolution of related issues," the ministry said.
"While the Kurdistan Regional Government reaffirms its firm position not to compromise on the constitutional rights of the Kurdish people, it renews its coordination with Baghdad with the aim of reaching a radical, legal and constitutional solution in this regard," the statement concluded.

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Ministry of Resources: The decision of the French court will not hinder our relationship with the Baghdad government

Ministry of Wealth of Kurdistan: The decision of the French court will not hinder our relationship with the government of Baghdad - Shafaq News

2023-03-25 10:49

 

Shafaq News: The Ministry of Natural Resources in the Kurdistan Regional Government commented, on Saturday, on the decision of the arbitration panel of the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris, which ruled that the Federal Ministry of Oil won a lawsuit against Turkey over the export of Kurdistan Region crude.

The ministry said in a statement received by Shafaq News Agency, "In recent months, the Kurdistan Regional Government has held continuous dialogues and negotiations with the federal government, the latest of which is on the budget files, and oil and gas. The two sides then reached a preliminary agreement and a good understanding under the umbrella of the constitution and the constitutional rights and entitlements of the Kurdistan Region."

 

 

She added that "the President of the Kurdistan Regional Government is in constant contact with the Federal Prime Minister, and after his recent visit to the Kurdistan Region, the importance of solving problems based on the constitution was stressed."

"The decision of the French court in favor of the Iraqi government against Turkey will not hinder our relations with the Baghdad government. In this context, we will visit Baghdad for dialogue and resolution of related issues."

The ministry added that "the Kurdistan Regional Government affirms its firm position not to compromise on the constitutional rights of the Kurdish people, and renews its coordination with Baghdad with the aim of reaching a radical, legal and constitutional solution in this regard."

Today, Saturday, the Federal Ministry of Oil announced the winning of the arbitration lawsuit filed by Iraq against Turkey regarding the export of crude oil from the Kurdistan Region through the Turkish port of Ceyhan, while it stated that it will discuss the export mechanism through the port itself with the concerned authorities in the region and the authorities in Ankara according to the new data.

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Masrour Barzani announces the visit of a Kurdish delegation to Baghdad tomorrow

Masrour Barzani announces the visit of a Kurdish delegation to Baghdad tomorrow - Shafaq News (shafaq-com.translate.goog)

2023-03-25 11:33

 

Shafaq News / The President of the Kurdistan Regional Government, Masrour Barzani, announced on Saturday, the visit of a Kurdish delegation to Baghdad.

Barzani wrote in a tweet seen by Shafaq News: "Our recent understanding with Baghdad is a good basis for resolving issues related to the court's decision today."

 

 

"A team from the Kurdistan Regional Government will visit Baghdad tomorrow to continue our talks on the basis of good faith," he said.

The Ministry of Natural Resources of the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) commented on Saturday on the decision of the International Chamber of Commerce arbitral tribunal in Paris, which ruled that the Federal Ministry of Oil won a lawsuit against Turkey over the export of Kurdistan Region crude .

The ministry said in a statement received by Shafaq News Agency, “In recent months, the Kurdistan Regional Government has held continuous dialogues and negotiations with the federal government, the latest of which is on the budget files, and oil and gas. The two sides then reached a preliminary agreement and a good understanding under the umbrella of the constitution and the constitutional rights and entitlements of the Kurdistan Region.”

Today, Saturday, the Federal Ministry of Oil announced the winning of the arbitration lawsuit filed by Iraq against Turkey regarding the export of crude oil from the Kurdistan Region through the Turkish port of Ceyhan, while it stated that it will discuss the export mechanism through the port itself with the concerned authorities in the region and the authorities in Ankara according to the new data.

 

 

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International arbitration award enters into force. Iraqi oil pumping stopped at Ceyhan port

 

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International arbitration award enters into force. Iraqi oil pumping stopped in Ceyhan port » Baghdad News Agency Today (baghdadtoday.news)

    

 

 

Baghdad Today - Baghdad

A document issued by the Iraqi oil shipping in the Turkish port of Ceyhan showed that the pumping of Iraqi oil into the pipelines stopped, after the issuance of the international decision to rule in favor of Baghdad in a lawsuit against Turkey, on charges of facilitating the export of the region's oil through the Ceyhan pipelines, without Baghdad's consent.

 

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A delegation will visit Baghdad. After the French court's decision against the region's oil "A delegation will visit Baghdad to solve the sale of the region's oil from around the world," said the KRG's Ministry of Natural Resources.

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The regional government affirms its firm position not to give up the constitutional rights of the Kurdistan people

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KRG affirms its firm position not to waive the constitutional rights of the Kurdish people - Iraq News (iraqakhbar-com.translate.goog)
 

news source /Mawazine News

08:07 – 25/03/2023

Baghdad - Mawazine News
The Ministry of Natural Resources in the Kurdistan government confirmed today, Saturday, that the
regional government affirms its firm position not to give up the constitutional rights of the Kurdistan people.

The ministry stated in a statement, a copy of which Mawazine News received, that “the
Kurdistan Regional Government has conducted, in recent months, continuous dialogues and negotiations with the
federal government, the latest of which was on the budget and oil and gas files, stressing that” the two sides
had reached a preliminary agreement and understanding at that time. Good under the umbrella of the constitution and the
constitutional rights and entitlements of the Kurdistan region.”

The statement added, "The President of the Kurdistan Regional Government is in constant contact with the
federal prime minister, pointing out that after his recent visit to the Kurdistan region,
the importance of solving problems based on the constitution was emphasized."

He continued, "The French court's decision in favor of the Iraqi government against Turkey will not
hinder our relations with the Baghdad government," noting that "in this context, we will visit Baghdad for
dialogue and resolving related issues."

And he pointed out that "the Kurdistan Regional Government confirms its firm position not to
give up the constitutional rights of the Kurdish people, as it renews its coordination with Baghdad with the aim of
reaching a radical, legal and constitutional solution in this regard." Ended 29/M99

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Natural resources about the Decision of the Paris Court on the Oil of the Kurdistan Region: It will not prevent our relations with the Baghdad government

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Masrour Barzani: tomorrow a government delegation will visit Baghdad