Previous MP Ahmed Al-Kanani uncovered, today, Monday, the justification for trading Iraqi oil to the Jordanian side with an inconsequential misrepresentation.
Al-Kanani said in an explanation to , “Iraq has been sending out oil to Jordan throughout the last a long time at a low value because of clear American strain to work on Jordan’s monetary advantage to the detriment of Iraq, as it is an essential partner of Washington,” taking note of that “giving Iraq’s abundance to its enemies is humiliating.”
He added, “The American side is as yet meddling in Iraqi undertakings by forcing arrangements and directs on Iraq to incline toward its Jordanian partner,” approaching “Al-Sudani’s administration to be seriously trying in managing this record.”
He said, “There should be an Iraqi choice to restrict the misuse of Iraq’s diligent effort along these lines and not to waste Iraq’s abundance,” making sense of that “Jordan’s situations with the Iraqi public are exceptionally dishonorable.”
He added, “There should be another arrangement against Jordan to stop this fundamental help to the detriment of Iraq.”
The Jordanian Clergyman of Energy said yesterday that he is going to sign another reminder of understanding with Iraq in regards to the import of unrefined petroleum from the last option at a rebate of $16 per barrel from the authority cost.
