Friday, 20 July 2012
Baghdad (AIN) –MP, Kamil al-Dulaimi, of the Iraqiya Slate assured that the continued rejection of the politicians to conduct dialogue will keep Iraq under the international guardianship.
Date: Sunday, 27-05-2012 12: 18 pm
Baghdad (newsletter) … Warned Iraqi coalition MP//victory Al-Juburi, from the collapse of the political process in the event of failure to implement Prime Minister Arbil Convention, noting that the country was going through a serious crisis of political blocs would be forced to resort to other ways might hold more political scene. (more…)
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, the Preparatory Committee for the national meeting to be held soon to complete its work as soon as possible.
A statement of the Prime Minister’s Office yesterday for al-Maliki as saying that “there is an urgent need to review all issues and matters relating to the construction of the Iraqi state post-withdrawal of U.S. troops.” (more…)
He said the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq represents a new phase in the history of Iraq, expressing his belief that this is an opportunity for Iraq’s leaders to show their abilities in steering the country towards a better future,
a press release of the Office of the Secretary-General explained that Ki-moon is closely watching The political situation in Iraq and calls on political leaders to engage in comprehensive and constructive dialogue to resolve differences and build on the achievements made so far in preparing the ground for building a democratic state, stressing the commitment of the United Nations, through its mission UNAMI in assisting the people and the Government of Iraq in efforts to build peace and democracy
Posted 20/12/2011 11:05 AM
BAGHDAD – Babinaoz (Reuters) – Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to a conference of political leaders to discuss the current crisis, according to a media adviser to the owners and agency AFP.
Ali al-Moussawi said that “the Prime Minister calls for a conference of heads of blocs and Asasien leaders” to discuss “security and political imbalance at this stage.”
Iraq and slid with the completion of the U.S. withdrawal from the country towards political crisis has taken a serious turn Monday after the judge has issued an arrest warrant and the prevention of travel of the Vice President Tariq al-Hashimi on the background “issues related to terrorism.”
On: Wednesday 31/08/2011 12:48
Confirmed by the Iraqi parliament for a coalition of state law, MP, “Jinan Brasm” in a press statement that “the meetings of leaders of political blocs will resume after the holiday to resolve the outstanding differences between them.”
She Brasm “The political blocs agreed to resolve any way the security ministries will be named after the meetings of leaders of political blocs to be the name of the candidate for this position Thouda admissibility of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and all the political blocs.
The leaders of political blocs agreed at their last meeting, held at the home of President Jalal Talabani, introduced a paper containing a mechanism of action of the Council of strategic policies to parliament for ratification, and the resolution of the security ministries within two weeks.
Tuesday, 26 July 2011
Government and political silence on the withdrawal
CNN confirmed the news that the failure of the political leaders of the decision to stay on the U.S. would reduce the possibility of bringing the troops withdrawn, declined to Talabani and Maliki’s office to answer questions about the network in this regard.
The network quoted MP Mahmoud Othman said that the leaders are unable to reach a decision on the U.S. presence after the deadline.
Baghdad, Iraq (CNN) – Iraqi political leaders were unable to meet a self-imposed deadline this weekend to decide whether to request U.S. troops stay beyond a planned end-of-the-year withdrawal, lawmakers told CNN.
The deadline imposed by President Jalal Talabani passed over the weekend with lawmakers divided over how or even whether to request an extension, raising questions about when Iraq may ask and whether it will be too late to turn around withdrawing troops.
Read more: http://www.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/meast/07/25/iraq.us.withdrawal/
The Secretary-General welcomes today’s announcement of a new Government in Baghdad, which has been approved by Iraq’s Council of Representatives, and congratulates Nuri al-Maliki on his confirmation as Prime Minister. This represents a major step forward in Iraq’s democratic progress.
The Secretary-General also congratulates Iraq’s political leaders for their concerted efforts to ensure that the new Government is inclusive, broadly participatory and has the support of the people of Iraq.
