Baghdad - INA
The Kurdistan Regional Government decided today, Tuesday, to send a government delegation to Baghdad to reach an agreement on the outstanding problems.
The Kurdish parties (Democratic, Union and Change) said in a joint statement received by the Iraqi News Agency (INA), that "in a meeting between the Kurdistan Democratic Party, the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan and the Change Movement with the region's presidency, it was decided to send a high-level political and government delegation to Baghdad as soon as possible."
The statement added, "The aim of sending the delegation is to reach and agree on the outstanding problems, especially the financial rights and entitlements of the region," noting that "the meeting stressed the need to support the reforms undertaken by the Kurdistan Regional Government in the resources and expenditures of the region and to take all steps that would secure the monthly salaries. Employees and respond to their legitimate demands. "
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