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Iraq’s Kurdistan government to resume oil dispute talks

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Updated 06 June 2022

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June 06, 2022 12:53

Iraq’s Kurdistan government to resume oil dispute talks

Updated 06 June 2022

Arab News

June 06, 2022 12:53

RIYADH: A delegation from Iraq’s Kurdistan Regional Government is set to pay Baghdad a visit to discuss disputes regarding the management of the oil sector with the country’s federal government, MEED reported.

This comes after the judicial council of Iraqi Kurdistan issued a ruling revealing that the region’s oil and gas law remains in effect.

The talks will mainly revolve around outstanding issues between Erbil and Baghdad, according to a statement released earlier by the KRG.

“The actions of the Kurdistan Regional Government in relation to oil and gas operations are in accordance with the Iraqi constitution of 2005," MEED reported, citing the judicial council of Iraqi Kurdistan.