The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Council of Ministers convened to address key political and financial issues. The meeting focused on resuming oil exports, increasing non-oil revenues, and ensuring timely salaries for regional employees.
Council members discussed strategies to unify financial procedures between the KRG and the federal government. The agenda followed prior agreements on procedures, instructions, and fee rates. Officials emphasized cooperation to strengthen governance and maintain fiscal stability.
In addition, ministers reviewed preparations for the new academic year. Schools and universities across the Kurdistan Region will open on schedule, supported by budget allocations and administrative planning.
The meeting also highlighted the political importance of negotiations with Baghdad. Officials stressed that effective coordination ensures smooth financial management and protects employee rights. Ministers urged all relevant authorities to expedite agreements and implement reforms.
KRG representatives discussed non-oil revenues, including taxes and local investments, as crucial for economic independence. Council members underlined the need for transparency, efficiency, and equitable distribution of funds.
Furthermore, the Council emphasized monitoring the resumption of oil exports to maximize revenue while protecting the Region’s interests. Discussions included logistics, export procedures, and coordination with producing companies.
Officials concluded that political dialogue, fiscal management, and strategic planning are essential for regional stability. The Council reaffirmed its commitment to protect employee entitlements, support education, and promote cooperation with Baghdad.