Iraqi House of Representatives has voted to reject a poll on Kurdish regional independence.
The parliament urged Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi to take all necessary measures to maintain the unity of Iraq and start a serious dialogue with Kurdistan region to solve the pending issues.
MP of the National Alliance Abbas Al-Bayati said Iraq’s unity is the first reason why many parties rejected the referendum.
The next target of the Iraqi government might be Hawija District in southern Kirkuk Governorate, a referendum at such a time can do nothing but harm for the current situation.
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Kurdistan Region’s High Committee of Referendum announced earlier that the poll will be held on Sept 25.
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