Well I doubt that Baghdad will succeed in rejecting Kurdish contracts, since previously they rejected their oil contracts too, whilst we saw that on June 1st they accepted the contracts and the Kurds exported their own oil. There is a huge criticism on the Iraqi Oil Ministry which has failed to adopt a successful policy, and the Kurds-as according to James Crawford 2008 report- have the constitutional right to develop their natural resources.
A Troubled Pipeline
Published Jun 20, 2009
From the magazine issue dated Jun 29, 2009
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Posted By: Mamshae @ 06/20/2009 5:38:47 PM
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Posted By: Pushdaree @ 06/20/2009 5:08:10 PM
Turkish state is so paranoid of Kurdish advancement. The state denied existence of Kurds for over eighty years until it could no longer. Now it is trying to stop the advancement of the Kurds by blocking Kurds exporting their natural resources to outside world. The Kurds should not be so dependent on the racist state of turkey and should explore many other avenues available to them.
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