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International bodies to continue Iraq's programs envisaged to restore the international role of
17.07.2011
Continue the mission of the United Nations to help Iraq (UNAMI) is multi-faceted activities as we approach the end of its mandate the end of this month, with expectations that the UN Security Council extend the mandate for another year.
And a few days before the due date to discuss the quarterly report of the Secretary-General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon regarding the work of the mission (UNAMI), was quoted as saying that he emphasizes "personal commitment" to achieving the full normalization of Iraq's international status.
The (UNAMI) began its duties under Security Council resolution the United Nations 1500, which was approved on 14 August 2003 as a mission to continue the work of the International Organization for one year following the delivery of what was known as the Programme (Oil for Food) on November 21, 2003. Among the main tasks assigned to the mission under Security Council resolution with the number 1546 "to provide guidance to the Iraqi government on the development of social services and effective civil and contribute to the coordination and implementation of the process of reconstruction, development and humanitarian assistance, and to promote and encourage the protection of human rights, national reconciliation and reform the judicial and legal to strengthen the rule of law. "
And consists of United Nations country team in Iraq from the sixteen
The program of the United Nations, in addition to the United Nations-affiliated bodies, coordinate with one another through (UNAMI).
The Ban Ki-moon in his latest report to the UN Security Council lifted a number of provisions of Chapter VII of Iraq for nearly seven months, which was a major step towards the normalization of Iraq's international status. The Security Council can finally rid Iraq of the provisions of this chapter in the event of implementation of the obligations of the remaining decisions are known (the situation between Iraq and Kuwait).
In introducing the report, quoted the official Kuwaiti news agency (KUNA) on Saturday that said that his Special Representative, Ad Melkert and coordinator of the UN High Gennady Tarsov "are committed to providing assistance to Iraq and Kuwait in order to find the settlement of the obligations of the Security Council remained a long time." And on the current situation in Iraq, he said that Baghdad over the past few months has demonstrated its commitment to improving daily living conditions of the people.
But at the same time pointed out that the poverty index remains high at 22.9 per cent, adding that poverty rates vary greatly from one province to another. He added that about 1.00075 million thousand Iraqis have been displaced in Iraq or sought refuge in neighboring countries. He also explained that the rates of school enrollment declined in the stages of primary education, while the total average rate of illiterates among the poor 29 per cent of those aged ten years and older.
As are the activities and political meetings are usually more media attention than issues directly related to the daily lives of citizens, the international bodies and programs that coordinate their cooperation through (UNAMI) continues its activities in the country areas of human multiple. Offers several specialized organizations of the United Nations aid programs for Iraq, including in the fields of multiple development and education, culture, science and Refugees, human rights, child care and maternity, work, health, population, agriculture and the food.
In an article published recently under the title (Iraq, United Nations organizations in Rome), dealt with the Iraqi ambassador to these organizations, Dr. Hassan Janabi, various aspects of the growing relations in particular with the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and World Food Programme (WFP) and the Agricultural Development Fund International (IFAD )
Janabi began his article published newspaper (range) of Iraq in the seventh of July, stating that Iraq "was a founding member of several organizations and specialized international agencies, and marked, in turn, positive and effective role in the UN as a responsible state obligations and responsibilities and have rights."
Dr. Hassan Janabi, Iraq's ambassador to the Food and Agriculture Organization
But Iraq's relationship with the United Nations "has become ambiguous and difficult as a result of disregard of the former regime of standards and international obligations, then turned to hostility and confrontation after the occupation of Kuwait, which led to the issuance of UN Security Council tens of binding decisions of Iraq and crippling, in some cases, sovereignty, and Iraq continues to suffer under the threat of some provisions of the Charter of the United Nations despite the passage of twenty years on the invasion of Kuwait. "
For further follow-up, conducted an interview with al-Janabi, who explained to Radio Free Iraq, first the reasons for the shift in the relations of one of the founding members of the international organization, especially in the nineties that was imposed through the Security Council of United Nations economic sanctions unprecedented.
In my interview over the phone, author of the article also talked about other topics relevant to the development of Iraqi relations with international organizations and various specialized agencies. He expressed satisfaction as the representative of Iraq to the United Nations organizations in Rome for the growth of these relations, especially after 2003, adding that these bodies have since then, "the role of significant both with regard to the delivery of food to the Iraqi society, or in relation to issues of medical and other humanitarian .. ....".
Also answered two questions for other people, one on Iraq's efforts to regain its former international after the final exit from Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations and another on the importance of cooperation with various international organizations and humanitarian agencies specialized in order to achieve global peace and security.
International bodies to continue Iraq's programs envisaged to restore the international role of
17.07.2011
Continue the mission of the United Nations to help Iraq (UNAMI) is multi-faceted activities as we approach the end of its mandate the end of this month, with expectations that the UN Security Council extend the mandate for another year.
And a few days before the due date to discuss the quarterly report of the Secretary-General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon regarding the work of the mission (UNAMI), was quoted as saying that he emphasizes "personal commitment" to achieving the full normalization of Iraq's international status.
The (UNAMI) began its duties under Security Council resolution the United Nations 1500, which was approved on 14 August 2003 as a mission to continue the work of the International Organization for one year following the delivery of what was known as the Programme (Oil for Food) on November 21, 2003. Among the main tasks assigned to the mission under Security Council resolution with the number 1546 "to provide guidance to the Iraqi government on the development of social services and effective civil and contribute to the coordination and implementation of the process of reconstruction, development and humanitarian assistance, and to promote and encourage the protection of human rights, national reconciliation and reform the judicial and legal to strengthen the rule of law. "
And consists of United Nations country team in Iraq from the sixteen
The program of the United Nations, in addition to the United Nations-affiliated bodies, coordinate with one another through (UNAMI).
The Ban Ki-moon in his latest report to the UN Security Council lifted a number of provisions of Chapter VII of Iraq for nearly seven months, which was a major step towards the normalization of Iraq's international status. The Security Council can finally rid Iraq of the provisions of this chapter in the event of implementation of the obligations of the remaining decisions are known (the situation between Iraq and Kuwait).
In introducing the report, quoted the official Kuwaiti news agency (KUNA) on Saturday that said that his Special Representative, Ad Melkert and coordinator of the UN High Gennady Tarsov "are committed to providing assistance to Iraq and Kuwait in order to find the settlement of the obligations of the Security Council remained a long time." And on the current situation in Iraq, he said that Baghdad over the past few months has demonstrated its commitment to improving daily living conditions of the people.
But at the same time pointed out that the poverty index remains high at 22.9 per cent, adding that poverty rates vary greatly from one province to another. He added that about 1.00075 million thousand Iraqis have been displaced in Iraq or sought refuge in neighboring countries. He also explained that the rates of school enrollment declined in the stages of primary education, while the total average rate of illiterates among the poor 29 per cent of those aged ten years and older.
As are the activities and political meetings are usually more media attention than issues directly related to the daily lives of citizens, the international bodies and programs that coordinate their cooperation through (UNAMI) continues its activities in the country areas of human multiple. Offers several specialized organizations of the United Nations aid programs for Iraq, including in the fields of multiple development and education, culture, science and Refugees, human rights, child care and maternity, work, health, population, agriculture and the food.
In an article published recently under the title (Iraq, United Nations organizations in Rome), dealt with the Iraqi ambassador to these organizations, Dr. Hassan Janabi, various aspects of the growing relations in particular with the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and World Food Programme (WFP) and the Agricultural Development Fund International (IFAD )
Janabi began his article published newspaper (range) of Iraq in the seventh of July, stating that Iraq "was a founding member of several organizations and specialized international agencies, and marked, in turn, positive and effective role in the UN as a responsible state obligations and responsibilities and have rights."
Dr. Hassan Janabi, Iraq's ambassador to the Food and Agriculture Organization
But Iraq's relationship with the United Nations "has become ambiguous and difficult as a result of disregard of the former regime of standards and international obligations, then turned to hostility and confrontation after the occupation of Kuwait, which led to the issuance of UN Security Council tens of binding decisions of Iraq and crippling, in some cases, sovereignty, and Iraq continues to suffer under the threat of some provisions of the Charter of the United Nations despite the passage of twenty years on the invasion of Kuwait. "
For further follow-up, conducted an interview with al-Janabi, who explained to Radio Free Iraq, first the reasons for the shift in the relations of one of the founding members of the international organization, especially in the nineties that was imposed through the Security Council of United Nations economic sanctions unprecedented.
In my interview over the phone, author of the article also talked about other topics relevant to the development of Iraqi relations with international organizations and various specialized agencies. He expressed satisfaction as the representative of Iraq to the United Nations organizations in Rome for the growth of these relations, especially after 2003, adding that these bodies have since then, "the role of significant both with regard to the delivery of food to the Iraqi society, or in relation to issues of medical and other humanitarian .. ....".
Also answered two questions for other people, one on Iraq's efforts to regain its former international after the final exit from Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations and another on the importance of cooperation with various international organizations and humanitarian agencies specialized in order to achieve global peace and security.
