The position of the Iraqi legal system of the mechanism of Abram and the signing and ratification of contracts for the exploitation of oil wealth in the Kurdistan Region

  • Dr.. Saleh Abdul Ayed Saleh Al Ajili college of rights-tikrit university
  • Dr.Dafer Mehdi Faisal college of rights-tikrit university

Abstract


           The adoption of the new Iraqi Constitution, a federal system (federal) Republican seats (MPs) democratically impact on the distribution of competences and powers between the center and the regions and governorates not organized in a region, having all been confined since the monarchy, then the Republican However, the central authority, the Maehmna here is the question , it is the entity authorized to enter into contracts relating to the oil wealth in accordance with this constitution? Touched on the new constitution to exploit the oil wealth as the most important natural resources for Blad- explicitly through the articles (111) and (112), and Article (112) to take advantage of this wealth is through the issuance of a law regulating the exploitation mechanism, did not issue a new federal legislation to now an end to regulated provisions Alastglal- despite the importance of these Altheroh- because of differences between the political blocs it, and remained this wealth is subject to legislation issued prior to the enactment of this constitution, and thus the authority to conclude contracts by the federal government are the texts of the Constitution and the laws in force before the entry into force, and therefore It is not entitled to the Kurdistan Region Abram respect to any contract oil wealth.                                     
       

Published
May 18, 2018
How to Cite
AL AJILI, Dr.. Saleh Abdul Ayed Saleh; FAISAL, Dr.Dafer Mehdi. The position of the Iraqi legal system of the mechanism of Abram and the signing and ratification of contracts for the exploitation of oil wealth in the Kurdistan Region. Tikrit University Journal for Rights - مجلة جامعة تكريت للحقوق, [S.l.], v. 1, n. 2, p. 664-723, may 2018. ISSN 2663-8983. Available at: <http://tujr.tu.edu.iq/index.php/t/article/view/154>. Date accessed: 27 nov. 2019. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.25130/rights.v1i2.154.