Friday, 22 July 2011
Called the National Alliance MP Abdul Ilah Naieli government to internationalize the issue of the port of Mubarak in the event of failure of the negotiations with the Kuwaiti side said Naieli that the Kuwaiti side did not show any flexibility in the negotiations around the port of Mubarak, and in the absence of a common language between the parties, the government of Iraq to resort to United Nations and the Security Council and the internationalization of the issue.
Archive for July 22, 2011
Nassif: The U.S. (should be more instrumental) in removing Iraq from Chapter VII
Posted: July 22, 2011 in Iraq: Chapter VII, Iraqi Dinar/PoliticsTags: Bani Khalid, Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter, iran, Iraq, kuwait, Member of Parliament, Politics of Iraq, United States
July 22 2011
Called Iraqi MP white high Nassif on the government to commit American forces to the implementation of their obligations under the security agreement signed with Iraq in the event of a consensus to extend the survival of these forces. And said in a statement today… that Americans are bound according to the security agreement the liberation of Iraq from Chapter VII
And enable him to regain full sovereignty and rehabilitation of its armed forces and make them able to maintain its external borders from any attacks or outside interference. She added that the Iraqi scene today is full implications of which about an enormous, there is a bombing of Iran on the border villages and bypass Iran is to cut the waters of the Lalonde for the province Diyala and exceeded quotas on Turkish Iraq’s water, in addition to the issue of port Mubarak as the most serious international crisis, Iraqi
Nujaifi: Iraq should prove itself in the region
Posted: July 22, 2011 in Iraqi Dinar/PoliticsTags: alsumaria, Baghdad, Council of Representatives of Iraq, Iraq, middle east, Speaker (politics), United States, United States House of Representatives
Friday, July 22, 2011 12:07 GMT
Iraqi Parliament Speaker Ousama Al Nujaifi believes the Iraqi government and people are bound before the international community to prove Iraq as an active country and contributor to progress, peace and stability in the region and the world, he said.
National reconciliation project will remain still until bold decisions are taken, Al Nujaifi argued. Iraqi Speaker said he was concerned however by the political crisis in the region, a source told Alsumaria.
Kuwait Times: Iraq is sitting duck for Kuwait over divisions’
Posted: July 22, 2011 in Iraqi Dinar/PoliticsTags: Arab League, Arab Parliament, Iraq, Iraqi government, kuwait, Kuwait University, Musallam Al-Barrak, Politics of Iraq
Published Date: July 22, 2011
KUWAIT: A Member of the Al-Iraqiya Coalition headed by former Iraqi PM Eyad Allawi, MP Hasan Al-Jabbour said yesterday that Iraq has “become a sitting duck for regional countries because of its divisions and disagreements within political blocs.” He added that Iraqi political blocs and their leaders had never agreed on any views or ideas since the government was formed.
This gives great opportunity for interference in Iraq’s domestic and foreign affairs,” he said pointing out that Kuwait decided to take advantage of such weakness and division by building Mubarak port and violating Iraqi borders. Furthermore, Al-Jabbour urged both the Iraqi government and political blocs to file a complaint with the UN to put an end to Kuwait’s violations.
A brief history of the demarcation of the border between Iraq and Kuwait
Posted: July 22, 2011 in Iraqi Dinar/PoliticsTags: Gulf War, Iraq, kuwait, Kuwaiti, Prime Minister of Iraq, United Nation, United Nations Secretary General, United Nations Security Council
All begins with UN Resolution 833
Link: http://bit.ly/mVCPKF
The UN commissioned a panel called United Nations Iraq-Kuwait Observation Mission or UNIKOM.
Link: http://bit.ly/rsjXah
UNIKOM was established shortly after the first Gulf War to help normalize the conditions between Iraq and Kuwait. Part of the reason for the war in the first place dealt with the defining of the borders and oil, etc. Therefore it was UNIKOM’s mission to create a DMZ or demilitarized zone and establish normalcy.
Establish a coalition to control Iraq’s oil
Posted: July 22, 2011 in Iraqi Dinar/PoliticsTags: Baghdad, Barrel (unit), Iraq, middle east, Oil reserves, Politics of Iraq, Saddam Hussein, Transparency International
Baghdad, July 22 (Rn) – Iraq on Friday announced the establishment of the “coalition of the Extractive Industries Transparency” in an attempt to control the oil, gas and mining in the country.
Iraq seeks to modernize the economy devastated by years of wars and international sanctions and violence, but relies heavily on foreign giants to help him in ages.
Iraq signed a series of oil agreements with major companies through which tries to increase its oil production to four times its current size.
Iraq and China agree to raise bilateral trade to $10 billion dollars
Posted: July 22, 2011 in Iraqi Dinar/PoliticsTags: Baghdad, Beijing, China, Iraq, List of companies of the People's Republic of China, Nouri al-Maliki, Politics of Iraq, United States Congress Joint Economic Committee
Baghdad, July 22 (Rn) – An adviser in the Iraqi government on Friday announced the signing of Baghdad and Beijing signed an agreement to raise the volume of bilateral trade to $ 10 billion from 6 billion now.
Salam al-Quraishi, a Kurdish news agency (Rn) that “Iraq agreed with China on expanding commercial and industrial enterprises to raise their bilateral trade to 10 billion dollars and the formation of a joint committee to achieve this purpose.”
The estimated volume of trade exchange between the two countries is currently $ 6 billion annually.
MP Shabandar: Maliki to submit report on US forces soon
Posted: July 22, 2011 in Iraqi Dinar/PoliticsTags: Council of Representatives of Iraq, Iraq, iraqi list, Iraqi security forces, Jalal Talabani, Muqtada al-Sadr, Nouri al-Maliki, United States
Shabandar: Maliki will submit his report soon and the security position of U.S. forces from the responsibility of the blocs and the parliament
Alsumaria News / Baghdad accused the coalition of state law, led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, on Friday, some of the political blocs to evade the responsibility of the decision to stay or the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq, as pointed out near the Prime Minister’s report to describe the security situation in the country, he stressed that the decision withdrawal or extension is the responsibility of the blocks and the Council of Ministers and House of Representatives a report that al-Maliki.
A member of a coalition of state law Izzat Shabandar in an interview for “Alsumaria News”, “There is an attempt by some of the blocks to avoid their responsibility to take the decision to extend or withdraw the U.S. to throw in the courtyard of the Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, “stressing that the latter” will not shirk from giving a precise description of the security situation on the level of internal and external, but the decision to this characterization borne by the political blocs. “
Economist Calls for foreign companies to develop strategic plans to rebuild economy
Posted: July 22, 2011 in Iraqi Dinar/PoliticsTags: Business and Economy, Central Bank of Iraq, Economic, Economy of Iraq, Iraq, Iraqi dinar, middle east, Politics of Iraq
Economic analyst called the use of international firms to develop plans and strategies to rebuild Iraq and to the national economy.
Latif said Abdul Salem in a press statement today: It is possible to help foreign companies and international advanced to develop plans and strategies in order to contribute to the reconstruction of the country and the Iraqi economy, noting that administrative red tape is no reason why the Iraqi mentality.
Vietnam: Nearly $4 billion added to foreign reserves
Posted: July 22, 2011 in Asian Currency MarketsTags: Asian Development Bank, Balance of trade, Currency, exchange rate, Foreign exchange reserves, State Bank of Vietnam, Vietnam, Vietnamese đồng
VietFinanceNews.com – Vietnam, which is battling high inflation and other economic problems, has added nearly $4 billion this year to its foreign reserves, a government report on Thursday said.
The State Bank of Vietnam will further increase reserves by the end of 2011, the report to the National Assembly by Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Sinh Hung said, without giving the current level of reserves.
According to the Asian Development Bank, Vietnam’s foreign reserves were $12.4 billion at the end of 2010.
In recent years, Vietnam’s reserves have declined.
State of Law MP: 90% of Erbil Agreement can be achieved, 10% is only technical issues
Posted: July 22, 2011 in Iraqi Dinar/PoliticsTags: Government, Maliki, National Council of Austria, Nouri al-Maliki, parliament, Parliamentary Affairs, Political coalition, State of Law Coalition
Thursday July 21, 2011
The State of Law bloc reveals the three conditions that do not meet the global targets of the National Council
A member of the National Alliance Abbas al-Bayati said that his alliance with the three conditions for the development of the National Council for the strategic policies.
Al-Bayati stressed in a press statement that 90% of the Erbil Convention carried out and the remaining 10% of them are technical issues to logistical placed in the mini-committees of the approval and implementation. He added that the National Alliance OK to revive the first three conditions but that does not confiscate the powers of the constitutional institutions and the second is not to be above the councils and other institutions, the latter is that his powers are indicative and not a legal or constitutional.
Iraqi List MP: State of Law bloc rejected settlement offers; Next weeks Talabani Summit will continue talks
Posted: July 22, 2011 in Iraqi Dinar/PoliticsTags: al-Iraqiya, Arbil, Iraq, Jalal Talabani, kurdistan, National Alliance, Political coalition, State of Law Coalition
7/22/2011 1:38 PM
BAGHDAD / Aswat al-Iraq: Al-Iraqiya’s spokeswoman Maysoon al-Damalouji stated that the State of Law bloc did not accept the settlement of security ministries and the initiative of Kurdistan president on the Higher National Strategic Council.
Damalouji told Aswat al-Iraq that there was an agreement that three ministers from al-Iraqiya, the Kurdish and National Alliance blocs to assume the security ministries, but Hassan al-Sinaid (on behalf of the National Council) expressed that the matter belongs to the Cabinet Council which will decide this balance”.
The journal known as “Foreign Policy” calls for Kuwaitis to achieve their peace with Iraq
Posted: July 22, 2011 in Iraqi Dinar/PoliticsTags: Baghdad, Hosni Mubarak, Invasion of Kuwait, Iraq, kuwait, Member of Parliament, Saddam Hussein, Shatt al-Arab
Beirut, July 22 (Rn) – made the magazine “Foreign Policy” American so-called “war of words” between Iraq and Kuwait, against the backdrop of a range of issues, including the bombing of the Kuwaiti embassy in Baghdad last Tuesday, and invited the Vice-Kuwaitis to expel Iraqi ambassador to Kuwait.
The “Foreign Policy”, said the attack Katyusha rockets and political anger that followed is consistent with the pattern is interesting to growing concern in relations, Iraq – Kuwait, a note, for example, trying to lawyers on behalf of the KAC detention of aircraft to fly the Iraqi in London in April 2010, in the framework of a lawsuit claiming damages for the invasion phase of Iraq.
Iraq demonstrators condemn Iran bombing, Kuwait port project
Posted: July 22, 2011 in Iraqi Dinar/PoliticsTags: Bubiyan Island, Hosni Mubarak, iran, Iraq, kurdistan, kuwait, Persian Gulf, PJAK
Demonstrators “liberation” condemn the Iranian bombardment of the villages of Kurdistan and the excesses of Kuwait
Baghdad, July 22 (Akaenoz) – demonstrators started flocking on Tahrir Square in central Baghdad on Friday, carrying banners condemning the bombing Iranian border villages of the region of Kurdistan and the excesses of Kuwait through the port of Mubarak, while not without protest from carrying banners, including for the provision of services and opportunities work at the time of the Iraqi security forces sealed off Tahrir Square.
Oil and Gas Committee Member: Significant amendments must be made for oil and gas (HCL) law to pass
Posted: July 22, 2011 in Iraqi Dinar/PoliticsTags: Constitution of Iraq, Council of Representatives of Iraq, Deputy prime minister, HCL, Hussain al-Shahristani, Iraq, National oil company, OPEC, Politics of Iraq
Parliamentary power: the differences may impede the adoption of the law of oil and gas during the current year
Baghdad / July 22 (Rn) – A member of the parliamentary oil and energy, Friday, that the differences on the draft law of oil and gas surged between his committee and other parliamentary political blocs, which could hinder the adoption of this year.
Said Furat al-Shara told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) that “the political blocs, the parliamentary will not pass the oil and gas law, unless adjustments are made large by the by the Iraqi government, which will clarify the political oil and the role of the Federal Oil and non-objection oil and gas law to establish a national oil company” .
The National: Iraq’s economy needs more than yuan to rebuild
Posted: July 22, 2011 in Iraqi Dinar/PoliticsTags: Baghdad, Beijing, China, Government of the People's Republic of China, Iraq, Nouri al-Maliki, Saddam Hussein, Shanghai
China needs oil and has money. Iraq has oil and needs money. So the principal question about this week’s visit to Beijing and Shanghai by several Iraqi ministers, led by the prime minister, Nouri al Maliki, is what took them so long?
China has been wooing Iraq for some time. Back in 2008, when most foreign investors shunned Iraq, China signed an oil deal; as a result a Chinese-government-owned company began pumping oil there last month. And 17 months ago China agreed to write off 80 per cent of Iraq’s debt from Saddam Hussein’s time.
