Intense diplomatic moves to the United Nations and the United States to support the Iraqi position on more than one level

Intense diplomatic moves to the United Nations and the United States to support the Iraqi position on more than one level


الخميس 16 تموز 2009 05:38 GMT
Thursday, 16 July 2009 05:38 GMT

Officials began an intensive diplomatic move to the United Nations and the United States to support the Iraqi position on more than one level, especially with the approach of the issuance of United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and with his gradual U.S. withdrawal and the security and economic challenges facing the country. The White House spokesman said President Robert Ghebs American Barack Obama will meet Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki in the twenty-second Tmosalhali will be addressed to a large number of topics of common interest, starting with the means to build Iraq as "a stable, sovereign and independent" by the withdrawal of U.S. forces in a "responsible" and through the promotion of trade relations and new cultural. Maliki will also be During his visit to the United States for meetings in New York dealing with Iraq out of Chapter VII as the issuance by the Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon report.

This has paved the way for the meetings, Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari at the United Nations on Tuesday and his meeting Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.

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Mali's agenda...stop by white house in washington...say "cheese" take some pic's and then off to NEW YORK CITY....Were the good stuff will happen...LOL

Maliki will also be During his visit to the United States for meetings
in New York dealing with Iraq out of Chapter VII as the issuance by the
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon report.