2009/07/20
Maliki is headed by a separate block for the support of the coalition and government officials Asahoat
Iraqi Prime Minister to the Security Council, calling for freedom from the seventh item on Obama and then meet with the understandings Biden
بغداد ــ عبدالمنعم سامي Baghdad Sami Abdel-Moneim
واشنطن ــ مرسي أبوطوق Washington Obootooq Mercy
Decided Shiite Islamic Dawa Party, led by Nuri al-Maliki has cut off negotiations with the Islamic Supreme Council of the restructuring of the Iraqi coalition, stressing that the process of forming a new bloc with a strong, non-sectarian parties.
The announcement came hours after the decision to call the announcement of Hadi Alshani leading organization in the Dawa Party, Iraq, the Dawa Party, the organization of Iraq and the Supreme Council, chaired by Abdul Aziz al-Hakim and the tide of reform, headed by Ibrahim al-Jaafari, the Dawa Party's headquarters and independents in addition to the Sadrists, had signed the paper and the principles of the restructuring of the new coalition .
While Sadr denied that the signing of the paper and the coalition, according to sources denied that the Sadrists to back their internal at this time.
The Dawa party lawmaker Haidar Abadi, said the call yesterday seeking to form a new political coalition, led by Nuri al-Maliki, adding that recent political changes, particularly in the provincial councils election results changed a lot of the features of alliances between political forces, adding that his party aimed at the present time to the formation of national coalition have taken upon themselves to strengthen the Government Center.
He sought to benefit from his government position Vigzb categories and groups of Sunni Arabs to support it, including Asahoat councils and the Community of Abu Risha in particular.
Did not refer to the Ibadi to join the new party's list, but informed sources said it would include Islamic parties, including Fadhila and currents of dissident tribal alliances and the Sadrists and other nationalist movements, Arab and Kurd, is still far from the political process.
He said al-Hassani, said that the signing of the new paper to the coalition "has been by five parties, namely the organization of the Dawa Party of Iraq, the Dawa Party headquarters, the Supreme Council, the independent, in addition to the current reform movement," noting that "more than one meeting held to mature the paper political and the rules of procedure of the new coalition, and the next step is to invite other parties outside the coalition to engage in it. "
For his part, denied the Sadrist bloc's spokesman, Ahmed Massoudi, the signing of the "principles of organization of paper and the new coalition," indicating that the Sadrists "are still in the process of consultation and the meetings did not sign such a paper."
Massoudi said that the meetings and negotiations "between the coalition parties and the Sadrists but has not lived up to the signing of a document or agreement on the principles the President," adding that the Sadrists "They want to maintain a national coalition and the unity of Iraq and the injustice against the people."
The Hammam Hammoudi leadership of the Council had mandated the task of restoring life to the coalition.
As long as the sources confirmed that his office continues to be stalled.
On the other hand, requested Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, who heads to New York today, the Security Council to remove Iraq from Section VII presents the fact that Iraq has a majority of the claims set forth in Security Council resolutions.
While informed Iraqi sources revealed that Maliki will ask the Security Council to the transfer of cases prepared by the Kuwait pending between the two sides of the follow-up to the Security Council as part of bilateral relations.
The source said an Arab diplomat in New York correspondent for the (time): The Security Council will not step out of Iraq without a seventh item of the conditions to meet the demands of other countries, including Kuwait.
And refuses to drive Iraq out of Kuwait the seventh item on the claims of meeting before the awards and the demarcation of the border and other issues, including that paid 25 billion dollars in compensation after being deducted from the funds of the United Nations, Iraq's oil for the benefit of $ 13 billion through the payment of five per cent of Iraqi oil revenues.
Maliki continues his trip to Washington to meet U.S. President Barack Obama.
The MP said the ruling coalition of Abbas al-Bayati: Maliki will visit the United Nations to meet with Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to discuss the international resolutions, especially with regard to drive Iraq from Section VII. "Demands that Iraq and to reduce the proportion of staff (amounting to 5 per cent) of its oil revenues must pay compensation of Kuwait within the framework of the UN sanctions imposed on it under Chapter VII of the UN Charter, which allows military intervention, and after the invasion of Kuwait in 1990. But Kuwait upholds the right to compensation approved by the UN Security Council. For his part, said Ali al-Musawi, media adviser to Maliki that " relationship with the United States, a complex and debilitating.
Parties succeeded in achieving security in Iraq, and there is the withdrawal of American forces. "
"The Iraqi and U.S. sides are willing to reflect on the successes of these other aspects."
The adviser said that the other owners of the complexity of Kuwait operates the tasks in front of the Iraqi government and that no one knows the hidden objectives.
The al-Musawi, "after the visit (U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden, I have felt the desire to deepen cooperation in various areas and I think the visit is a timely opportunity to discuss these issues and make progress in industry, education and investment."
Moussawi said that "the security successes prompted the government to reflect the deepening of relations with America in several areas in the forefront of the economy and education, while the military is low rank."
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He concluded by saying that "Biden told Maliki Obama included a letter from the United States desire to expand relations between the two countries and their willingness to provide assistance and support provided to the Iraqi government asks for it."
The number of Kurdish leader Massoud Barzani yesterday in Sulaimaniyah (330 kilometers) north of Baghdad, the points of difference with Baghdad, is a "disputed areas, and the Peshmerga and the law of oil and gas, but most of all, the form of government, and individualism, as well as army building."
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Maliki is headed by a separate block for the support of the coalition and government officials Asahoat
Iraqi Prime Minister to the Security Council, calling for freedom from the seventh item on Obama and then meet with the understandings Biden
بغداد ــ عبدالمنعم سامي Baghdad Sami Abdel-Moneim
واشنطن ــ مرسي أبوطوق Washington Obootooq Mercy
Decided Shiite Islamic Dawa Party, led by Nuri al-Maliki has cut off negotiations with the Islamic Supreme Council of the restructuring of the Iraqi coalition, stressing that the process of forming a new bloc with a strong, non-sectarian parties.
The announcement came hours after the decision to call the announcement of Hadi Alshani leading organization in the Dawa Party, Iraq, the Dawa Party, the organization of Iraq and the Supreme Council, chaired by Abdul Aziz al-Hakim and the tide of reform, headed by Ibrahim al-Jaafari, the Dawa Party's headquarters and independents in addition to the Sadrists, had signed the paper and the principles of the restructuring of the new coalition .
While Sadr denied that the signing of the paper and the coalition, according to sources denied that the Sadrists to back their internal at this time.
The Dawa party lawmaker Haidar Abadi, said the call yesterday seeking to form a new political coalition, led by Nuri al-Maliki, adding that recent political changes, particularly in the provincial councils election results changed a lot of the features of alliances between political forces, adding that his party aimed at the present time to the formation of national coalition have taken upon themselves to strengthen the Government Center.
He sought to benefit from his government position Vigzb categories and groups of Sunni Arabs to support it, including Asahoat councils and the Community of Abu Risha in particular.
Did not refer to the Ibadi to join the new party's list, but informed sources said it would include Islamic parties, including Fadhila and currents of dissident tribal alliances and the Sadrists and other nationalist movements, Arab and Kurd, is still far from the political process.
He said al-Hassani, said that the signing of the new paper to the coalition "has been by five parties, namely the organization of the Dawa Party of Iraq, the Dawa Party headquarters, the Supreme Council, the independent, in addition to the current reform movement," noting that "more than one meeting held to mature the paper political and the rules of procedure of the new coalition, and the next step is to invite other parties outside the coalition to engage in it. "
For his part, denied the Sadrist bloc's spokesman, Ahmed Massoudi, the signing of the "principles of organization of paper and the new coalition," indicating that the Sadrists "are still in the process of consultation and the meetings did not sign such a paper."
Massoudi said that the meetings and negotiations "between the coalition parties and the Sadrists but has not lived up to the signing of a document or agreement on the principles the President," adding that the Sadrists "They want to maintain a national coalition and the unity of Iraq and the injustice against the people."
The Hammam Hammoudi leadership of the Council had mandated the task of restoring life to the coalition.
As long as the sources confirmed that his office continues to be stalled.
On the other hand, requested Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, who heads to New York today, the Security Council to remove Iraq from Section VII presents the fact that Iraq has a majority of the claims set forth in Security Council resolutions.
While informed Iraqi sources revealed that Maliki will ask the Security Council to the transfer of cases prepared by the Kuwait pending between the two sides of the follow-up to the Security Council as part of bilateral relations.
The source said an Arab diplomat in New York correspondent for the (time): The Security Council will not step out of Iraq without a seventh item of the conditions to meet the demands of other countries, including Kuwait.
And refuses to drive Iraq out of Kuwait the seventh item on the claims of meeting before the awards and the demarcation of the border and other issues, including that paid 25 billion dollars in compensation after being deducted from the funds of the United Nations, Iraq's oil for the benefit of $ 13 billion through the payment of five per cent of Iraqi oil revenues.
Maliki continues his trip to Washington to meet U.S. President Barack Obama.
The MP said the ruling coalition of Abbas al-Bayati: Maliki will visit the United Nations to meet with Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to discuss the international resolutions, especially with regard to drive Iraq from Section VII. "Demands that Iraq and to reduce the proportion of staff (amounting to 5 per cent) of its oil revenues must pay compensation of Kuwait within the framework of the UN sanctions imposed on it under Chapter VII of the UN Charter, which allows military intervention, and after the invasion of Kuwait in 1990. But Kuwait upholds the right to compensation approved by the UN Security Council. For his part, said Ali al-Musawi, media adviser to Maliki that " relationship with the United States, a complex and debilitating.
Parties succeeded in achieving security in Iraq, and there is the withdrawal of American forces. "
"The Iraqi and U.S. sides are willing to reflect on the successes of these other aspects."
The adviser said that the other owners of the complexity of Kuwait operates the tasks in front of the Iraqi government and that no one knows the hidden objectives.
The al-Musawi, "after the visit (U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden, I have felt the desire to deepen cooperation in various areas and I think the visit is a timely opportunity to discuss these issues and make progress in industry, education and investment."
Moussawi said that "the security successes prompted the government to reflect the deepening of relations with America in several areas in the forefront of the economy and education, while the military is low rank."
و
He concluded by saying that "Biden told Maliki Obama included a letter from the United States desire to expand relations between the two countries and their willingness to provide assistance and support provided to the Iraqi government asks for it."
The number of Kurdish leader Massoud Barzani yesterday in Sulaimaniyah (330 kilometers) north of Baghdad, the points of difference with Baghdad, is a "disputed areas, and the Peshmerga and the law of oil and gas, but most of all, the form of government, and individualism, as well as army building."
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