Draw Media

Iran has promised the PDK, to solve the Iraqi Supreme Court's decision regarding the region's oil and gas, if the KDP pulls out from Sadr's alliance.
An Iranian delegation led by former Iranian ambassador to Iraq Hassan Danai Fard visited the Kurdistan region and met with Masoud Barzani, the KDP’s president, Bafel Talabani, co-president of the PUK, and Shaswar Abdulwahid, the NGM president.
According to draw investigations, the Iranian delegation has taken an initiative to resolve the dispute between the PUK and KDP in the process of forming a government in Iraq.
According to information, the Iranian delegation has asked the PUK and KDP to reach an agreement on the post of President of the Republic. Based on the initiative Barham Salih would not take back the post, in return, give privilege to the KDP to fill all the ministerial posts of the Kurdish share in Baghdad.
The Iranians have promised the KDP that if they reach an agreement on the post of President of the Republic and the formation of a new Iraqi government, they will resolve or cancel the February 15 decision of the Iraqi Federal Supreme Court to hand over the region's oil, an informed source told Draw.
Iran's efforts are to create a new cabinet in Iraq without Muqtada al-Sadr, but the government will be formed by the parties within the coordination framework, the KDP and PUK will both participate in the government, meaning the PKD will withdraw from the Sadr's alliance.
Draw Media has known that the KDP has not yet agreed to Iran's proposals.
Iran's delegation, apart from the PUK and KDP, has also met with the new generation movement.
Muqtada al-Sadr, the first winner of the election, has given the Coordination Framework parties the opportunity to form a new government after Ramadan.