Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[urals] 08/12/2020 18:21

#GKPGenerating "competitive tension" in m and Xom CVX SINOPEC CNPC BP etc would all like to own it.Consortia very possible tooRemember Trump saying they want the oil, and someone is trying to steal it..?Meanwhile the US build the largest air base in MEjust up road ? https://t.co/55ko3kgqju

[oilman66] 08/12/2020 17:46

Here it is#GKPThis just about covers it.??BTW it could still go hostile,it would just have to happen sooner , and JFs deliberately vague flag of sometime in Dec for wider progress ?could have been an attempt at generating "competitive tension"We will soon see? https://t.co/lZdxVEiuBr

[pensioner2] 08/12/2020 17:38

It's here, ss, and it is relevant:

Oilman668 Dec '20 - 17:21 - 616529 of 616530
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COMMODITY TRADING: China is poised to bail out the Iraqi government, with Beijing using one of its state-owned oil traders (ZhenHua Oil) to provide Baghdad with $2 billion upfront in exchange for a long-term oil supply contract | #OOTT #Iraq ?????? [...]

[shortsqueezer] 08/12/2020 17:35

Could someone tell me what Oilman66 said to me. But only if it is important. Thanks

[oilman66] 08/12/2020 17:21

COMMODITY TRADING: China is poised to bail out the Iraqi government, with Beijing using one of its state-owned oil traders (ZhenHua Oil) to provide Baghdad with $2 billion upfront in exchange for a long-term oil supply contract | #OOTT #Iraq ?????? https://t.co/04uYT1gvOx

[bigdog5] 08/12/2020 17:14

What would highlander7 know about being correct. Its something that he's never managed to achieve in 11 years so how can he possibly know.

[bigdog5] 08/12/2020 17:10

Is it fair to say that Paul the Stockport shyster is a desperate duplicitous pos?

[oilman66] 08/12/2020 17:09

Simon Murray wasn't it?Was quite a statement !!!!And understandable time lines.From the moment those Treasury shares cancelled the share price been rising..Almost 50% since then

[shortsqueezer] 08/12/2020 16:04

Just have to get the traders out who were betting on the cup and handle. Not long now.

[k4n4k] 08/12/2020 15:50

Blue finish?

[urals] 08/12/2020 14:27

#GKPThis just about covers it.:)BTW it could still go hostile,it would just have to happen sooner , and JFs deliberately vague flag of sometime in Dec for wider progress ......could have been an attempt at generating "competitive tension"We will soon see :) https://t.co/lZdxVEiuBr

[k4n4k] 08/12/2020 12:56

Just looking at the mileage history on Mikey's old MX-5, B10GKP. Seems someone is putting the miles on it these days. Maybe it's the ghost Mikey that logged into 3lies lol.

[beernut] 08/12/2020 12:42

Kurds now backing borrowing law previously rejected


Baghdad borrowing law ‘biggest failure’ of Iraqi political parties: President Barzani
15-11-2020
Dilan Sirwan
Kurdistan Region President Nechirvan Barzani speaks at a press conference on November 15, 2020. Photo: screenshot
ERBIL, Kurdistan Region — Kurdistan Region President Nechirvan Barzani has slammed Iraqi political parties amid ongoing disputes over a contentious finance bill passed by Baghdad last week, saying the law is the “biggest failure” of parties trying to administer the country.
Barzani met with Kurdistan Region Deputy Prime Minister Qubad Talabani and Kurdistan Parliament Speaker Rewaz Fayeq on Sunday in order to discuss the recent decision by the Iraqi parliament to pass a fiscal budget deal which has angered Erbil and Kurdish MPs in Baghdad.
Iraqi MPs on Thursday passed Fiscal Deficit Coverage Bill that funds salaries for civil servants in Iraq and the Kurdistan Region for the last two months of this year. The bill passed with a majority vote, despite a walk-out staged by Kurdish MPs, who were angered that Erbil is obliged to hand over an unspecified amount of oil in exchange for funds- a clause they say was not in the original bill.
“The language and tone of this bill is of punishment, especially punishing the people and employees of the Kurdistan Region,” President Barzani said on Sunday.
“The Iraqi parties think that they have achieved success today,” he said. “I believe that at this time, they have showed their biggest failure in administrating this country.”

“The law they have voted for is against the principles of coexistence, equality, and cooperation, which were the most important principles we built Iraq upon back in 2003,” he added.

“If the Iraqi parties allow themselves to take this basic right from Kurdistan Region employees, how do they expect the Kurdish people to consider themselves as part of this country?” he added.

Barzani said that the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) was under the impression that Iraq was going to send the Kurdistan Region’s agreed share of 320 billion Dinars until the end of this year, before striking a new deal next year.
"The essence of the problem is that the government in Baghdad is not behaving like a federal government and instead it has a centralized mentality. What we have in Iraq is not federal system at all," the president said.
Despite his criticism, he expressed the KRG’s readiness to come to an agreement with Baghdad.

“We do not want to evade responsibility and the 9th Cabinet has said repeatedly that they are happy to hold dialogue with Baghdad and reach an agreement.”
He also extended a call for help to the United Nations to mediate between Erbil and Baghdad.

[beernut] 08/12/2020 12:36

KRG announces its commitment to implement the borrowing law
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Shafaq News / The Kurdistan Regional Government delegation in Baghdad announced its approval of the commitment to implement the borrowing law provisions after a round of negotiations with the federal government.

The head of the delegation, Minister of Finance of the region, Awat Sheikh Janab, said in a press conference, "We received a letter from the Federal Ministry of Finance stipulating the commitment to implement the provisions of the fiscal deficit (borrowing) law. In its turn, the regional government responded by agreeing to abide by everything stated in the law."

He added, "We have informed Baghdad of the Kurdistan Region's readiness to implement the principles of the constitution and all laws issued by the Iraqi parliament," adding, "it is now up to the court of the federal government, Kurdish representatives, and the Iraqi parliament if they are willing to implement the decisions contained in the law after the region has shown its full commitment to its provisions."