Contacts between al-Maliki, Salih and al-Hakim to resolve the differences between Baghdad and Erbil
Iraq News Network
(This Article Headlined 29/11/09)
A source close to the Prime Minister of Kurdistan, Barham Saleh, who requested anonymity, said that Saleh made a special effort with Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and the President of the Islamic Supreme Council Ammar al-Hakim and the parties from the federal government to reach a common conviction based on mechanisms of action to resolve the differences between Baghdad and Arbil, on oil and the Peshmerga and the disputed areas.
The source added to the site ", Journal of Baghdad," said Maliki and Hakim are participating to show concern for and attention to the outstanding issues between the Government of the province and the federal government, because the shelving differences, and not resolve the problems led to Tameev between the parties and turned into a source of concern, and stressed that the Barham Salih, by virtue of his previous position in the Iraqi government Deputy Prime Minister and Iraq's relations with the heads of political blocs and coalitions, will help to build a common understanding by the parties to show seriousness in resolving the differences.
Referred to Faryab Raundozi Alchristani coalition spokesman, revealed the expected visit of a delegation of the Kurdistan regional government in Baghdad "to resolve the differences between the ministries in the government of the province and the federal government and to find cooperation between the two versions and discuss some issues of contention between the Federal Government and the region", adding that cooperation has existed for long period between the coalition and the coalition, especially since there is an alliance between them, and confirmed the intention of development after the elections, and meetings conducted by the coalition Alchristani with the National Coalition and the coalition of state law to confirm the coalition.
Raundozi said that the visit was agreed during the visit of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to Dokan and meeting in the Kurdish leaders, but there are things that make the trip, which hindered the region's election and government formation in the region.
The Nuri al-Maliki, the prime minister visited the provincial capital of Irbil last August for the first time since taking office in 2006, said in a news conference with Massoud Barzani, head of Kurdistan Aqilm the time that the two sides agreed to set up a committee to identify the issues outstanding between the two sides and the development of mechanisms and timetables to end the problems.
The Roandozi provincial government put an end to their accounts of outstanding issues, especially after the parliamentary elections to come. He ruled out that the unity of the situation between the Kurdistan Alliance and the Shiites of the election law is the reason for a visit, the convergence of the two parties. He said the cooperation has existed for a long period between the coalition and the coalition, especially since there is an alliance between them, pointing out that there is an intention to develop it after the election, and the presence of the meetings conducted by the Coalition Alchristani with the National Coalition and a coalition of state law to confirm the alliance.
Meanwhile, leader of the Dawa party (al Iraq), Abdul Hadi al-Hassani said the upcoming visit is aimed to remove some uncertainty and confusion in some of the disputed materials, adding that the ministries of the Kurdistan regional government was to work independently away from Suez authority the federal government.
Hasani said that the Kurdistan Regional Government wanted to act individually and far from central authority and the oil contracts signed and enacted laws based on the look to the federal approach to the concept of independence. The visit comes after a lot of concepts intersected the Constitution, a step to remove ambiguity in the interpretation of winning.
He said Hassani and there is coordination between the Kurdistan Alliance and a coalition of state law in a lot of things, "but this format does not harm the national principles with a keen between the two parties to resolve outstanding issues, especially before the elections, to continue their alliance after the elections."
The Barzani had identified the main points of dispute with Baghdad, "the disputed areas and the peshmerga, and the law of oil and gas, but most of all this is the form of government, exclusivity and army building as well." Maliki described Altotrbin Baghdad and Arbil, at a conference in "the United States Institute for Peace" in the U.S. capital as "one of the most serious problems of concern to all the Iraqi government.
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Iraq News Network
(This Article Headlined 29/11/09)
A source close to the Prime Minister of Kurdistan, Barham Saleh, who requested anonymity, said that Saleh made a special effort with Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and the President of the Islamic Supreme Council Ammar al-Hakim and the parties from the federal government to reach a common conviction based on mechanisms of action to resolve the differences between Baghdad and Arbil, on oil and the Peshmerga and the disputed areas.
The source added to the site ", Journal of Baghdad," said Maliki and Hakim are participating to show concern for and attention to the outstanding issues between the Government of the province and the federal government, because the shelving differences, and not resolve the problems led to Tameev between the parties and turned into a source of concern, and stressed that the Barham Salih, by virtue of his previous position in the Iraqi government Deputy Prime Minister and Iraq's relations with the heads of political blocs and coalitions, will help to build a common understanding by the parties to show seriousness in resolving the differences.
Referred to Faryab Raundozi Alchristani coalition spokesman, revealed the expected visit of a delegation of the Kurdistan regional government in Baghdad "to resolve the differences between the ministries in the government of the province and the federal government and to find cooperation between the two versions and discuss some issues of contention between the Federal Government and the region", adding that cooperation has existed for long period between the coalition and the coalition, especially since there is an alliance between them, and confirmed the intention of development after the elections, and meetings conducted by the coalition Alchristani with the National Coalition and the coalition of state law to confirm the coalition.
Raundozi said that the visit was agreed during the visit of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to Dokan and meeting in the Kurdish leaders, but there are things that make the trip, which hindered the region's election and government formation in the region.
The Nuri al-Maliki, the prime minister visited the provincial capital of Irbil last August for the first time since taking office in 2006, said in a news conference with Massoud Barzani, head of Kurdistan Aqilm the time that the two sides agreed to set up a committee to identify the issues outstanding between the two sides and the development of mechanisms and timetables to end the problems.
The Roandozi provincial government put an end to their accounts of outstanding issues, especially after the parliamentary elections to come. He ruled out that the unity of the situation between the Kurdistan Alliance and the Shiites of the election law is the reason for a visit, the convergence of the two parties. He said the cooperation has existed for a long period between the coalition and the coalition, especially since there is an alliance between them, pointing out that there is an intention to develop it after the election, and the presence of the meetings conducted by the Coalition Alchristani with the National Coalition and a coalition of state law to confirm the alliance.
Meanwhile, leader of the Dawa party (al Iraq), Abdul Hadi al-Hassani said the upcoming visit is aimed to remove some uncertainty and confusion in some of the disputed materials, adding that the ministries of the Kurdistan regional government was to work independently away from Suez authority the federal government.
Hasani said that the Kurdistan Regional Government wanted to act individually and far from central authority and the oil contracts signed and enacted laws based on the look to the federal approach to the concept of independence. The visit comes after a lot of concepts intersected the Constitution, a step to remove ambiguity in the interpretation of winning.
He said Hassani and there is coordination between the Kurdistan Alliance and a coalition of state law in a lot of things, "but this format does not harm the national principles with a keen between the two parties to resolve outstanding issues, especially before the elections, to continue their alliance after the elections."
The Barzani had identified the main points of dispute with Baghdad, "the disputed areas and the peshmerga, and the law of oil and gas, but most of all this is the form of government, exclusivity and army building as well." Maliki described Altotrbin Baghdad and Arbil, at a conference in "the United States Institute for Peace" in the U.S. capital as "one of the most serious problems of concern to all the Iraqi government.
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