Ki-moon: Iraq's commitment to «missing persons and property» get it out of Chapter VII
United Nations - Kona, and agencies - UN Secretary-General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon, Kuwait and Iraq to redouble their efforts to achieve progress «concrete» the question of missing persons and Kuwaiti property, saying: «that such progress will help Iraq out of Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations».
It was reported that the Security Council in its quarterly report on the activities of the UN mission in Iraq, he said: «While there are some initial positive results, but no further progress in the issue of missing persons and Kuwaiti property».
Ban also welcomed the cabinet decision to contribute $ 974 thousand dollars in the project sponsored by «UNAMI» and the United Nations Office for Project Services to support the Iraqi Human Rights Ministry in prospecting for mass graves and identification of the missing Kuwaitis.
The secretary-general of the UN Special Representative in Iraq, Ad Melkert visited Baghdad in the last period and discussed during the visit with senior officials there «outstanding issues between Iraq and Kuwait regarding the conditions of Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations».
On the other hand, research and Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari, Iraq's head of the International Commission on Missing Jonathan McCaskill ways of the future work of the Committee to support the Iraqi government's efforts to address the issue of persons missing since the wars in Iran and Kuwait, and they add thousands of mass graves of the former regime.
A dossier of Kuwait, officials confirmed the mission, the atmosphere today is better than a year ago, and there is progress in the file holder of prisoners and missing persons between the two countries, numbering about 1500 people between the Iraqi and Kuwaiti and these are the victims of the Second Gulf War in 1991 when the armies of the International Alliance remove Iraqi forces from Kuwait, which was occupied by the summer of 1990.
United Nations - Kona, and agencies - UN Secretary-General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon, Kuwait and Iraq to redouble their efforts to achieve progress «concrete» the question of missing persons and Kuwaiti property, saying: «that such progress will help Iraq out of Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations».
It was reported that the Security Council in its quarterly report on the activities of the UN mission in Iraq, he said: «While there are some initial positive results, but no further progress in the issue of missing persons and Kuwaiti property».
Ban also welcomed the cabinet decision to contribute $ 974 thousand dollars in the project sponsored by «UNAMI» and the United Nations Office for Project Services to support the Iraqi Human Rights Ministry in prospecting for mass graves and identification of the missing Kuwaitis.
The secretary-general of the UN Special Representative in Iraq, Ad Melkert visited Baghdad in the last period and discussed during the visit with senior officials there «outstanding issues between Iraq and Kuwait regarding the conditions of Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations».
On the other hand, research and Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari, Iraq's head of the International Commission on Missing Jonathan McCaskill ways of the future work of the Committee to support the Iraqi government's efforts to address the issue of persons missing since the wars in Iran and Kuwait, and they add thousands of mass graves of the former regime.
A dossier of Kuwait, officials confirmed the mission, the atmosphere today is better than a year ago, and there is progress in the file holder of prisoners and missing persons between the two countries, numbering about 1500 people between the Iraqi and Kuwaiti and these are the victims of the Second Gulf War in 1991 when the armies of the International Alliance remove Iraqi forces from Kuwait, which was occupied by the summer of 1990.