Al-Baldawi responds to Barzani’s allegations regarding the existence of a political agreement to send money to the region

Al-Baldawi responds to Barzani’s allegations regarding the existence of a political agreement to send money to the region.
The spokesman for the Sadiqun Bloc, Representative Muhammad Al-Baldawi, today (Thursday) responded to the head of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Masoud Barzani, regarding the existence of a political paper that guarantees sending funds to the Kurdistan region outside the constitutional and legal frameworks, indicating that the regional government continues to control oil resources and outlets and has not sent any of the funds to the authority Federal.
Al-Baldawi said in a press statement, “The Kurdistan region did not abide by the decisions of the Federal Court regarding the region’s oil and non-oil imports, just as it did not abide by what was stated in the text of Article 11 of the Budget Law for the year 2021, which required sending all funds to the federal authority.
Al-Baldawi commented on the Federal Court’s decision to invalidate the decisions of the Council of Ministers to send funds to the Kurdistan region, saying, “The Federal Court did not issue any of its decisions outside the constitution and the laws in force, and there are judges representing the Kurdish component among the members of the Federal Court, and they participated in voting on the last decision.
Regarding what the head of the Kurdistan Democratic Party said about the existence of “understandings” that occurred between the forces forming the State Administration Coalition, MP Al-Baldawi stressed that “all the political understandings that formed the current government did not violate the constitution and urged the implementation of all provisions of the law and the constitution.
He pointed out that “the Kurdistan government did not show any goodwill towards the political process, and this is a matter that harms the political process completely,” calling on “the Kurdish forces to work for the higher interests of the country away from the political differences taking place.
Yesterday, the Federal Court decided the ruling that “the decisions issued by the Council of Ministers No. 194 on 6/15/2021, 226 on 7/6/2021, 257 on 8/3/2021, 335 on 9/22/2021 and 401 on 2/2021 are not valid.” 11/2021 and 8 on 1/11/2022,” which was related to sending one trillion and three billion dinars (200 billion dinars per month for 5 months, and 3 billion to compensate those affected by the floods), being “a violation of the constitution’