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Sulaimaniyah-Iraq-Presse December 11: Deputy Prime Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq Qubad Talabani, the Iraqi government to abandon a lot of powers in favor of local authorities in the provinces, and while stressing that "allowing the establishment of a special province of the Sunni Arabs in their provinces and regions Kimthel a solution to prevent the people of those areas to join the organization (Daash) "description" Hada Abadi, head of the government as a "realistic and pragmatic enough to possibly agree to dilute the power in Baghdad to those areas."
Talabani said in an interview with The Associated Press US, pursued / Iraq Press / Thursday, "The granting of Sunni Arabs and broad political authority within their community may be one way to not join their children to organize Daash."
Talabani said that "the Iraqi government must give up a lot of authority to local centers of power", calling on them to "allow the establishment of a Sunni province if they want that the people of those areas involved in the fight against the organization."
He added, "This procedure may be the only way to prevent them from joining the organization was resisted by both Baghdad and the United States division of Iraq along ethnic or sectarian lines, although the US Vice President Joe Biden called as a member of the Senate in 2006 to undertake the establishment of three regions of the Kurds, Sunnis and Oheah. "
He stressed Talabani, said that "the emergence of the provinces now require a major shift in the culture, and that the country is heading in this direction, more than ever," adding that "this idea crystallized among Sunni Arabs since the withdrawal of US combat troops from Iraq in 2011, has recently received support among military experts and diplomats. "
Talabani also said, "The Iraqi central government has proven that it is not prepared to relinquish power to the regions and provinces across the country, although it was required to do so under the Iraqi constitution," he said. "This policy led to the provinces and the region to deprive the country of power and oil revenues. "
He pointed out that "all born frustration widely among component of the Sunni and Kurds and even some Shiites."
Talabani called the new head of the Iraqi government Haider al-Abadi as a "realistic and practical enough to possibly agree to dilute the power in Baghdad to those areas," .anthy (1)
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Sulaimaniyah-Iraq-Presse December 11: Deputy Prime Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq Qubad Talabani, the Iraqi government to abandon a lot of powers in favor of local authorities in the provinces, and while stressing that "allowing the establishment of a special province of the Sunni Arabs in their provinces and regions Kimthel a solution to prevent the people of those areas to join the organization (Daash) "description" Hada Abadi, head of the government as a "realistic and pragmatic enough to possibly agree to dilute the power in Baghdad to those areas."
Talabani said in an interview with The Associated Press US, pursued / Iraq Press / Thursday, "The granting of Sunni Arabs and broad political authority within their community may be one way to not join their children to organize Daash."
Talabani said that "the Iraqi government must give up a lot of authority to local centers of power", calling on them to "allow the establishment of a Sunni province if they want that the people of those areas involved in the fight against the organization."
He added, "This procedure may be the only way to prevent them from joining the organization was resisted by both Baghdad and the United States division of Iraq along ethnic or sectarian lines, although the US Vice President Joe Biden called as a member of the Senate in 2006 to undertake the establishment of three regions of the Kurds, Sunnis and Oheah. "
He stressed Talabani, said that "the emergence of the provinces now require a major shift in the culture, and that the country is heading in this direction, more than ever," adding that "this idea crystallized among Sunni Arabs since the withdrawal of US combat troops from Iraq in 2011, has recently received support among military experts and diplomats. "
Talabani also said, "The Iraqi central government has proven that it is not prepared to relinquish power to the regions and provinces across the country, although it was required to do so under the Iraqi constitution," he said. "This policy led to the provinces and the region to deprive the country of power and oil revenues. "
He pointed out that "all born frustration widely among component of the Sunni and Kurds and even some Shiites."
Talabani called the new head of the Iraqi government Haider al-Abadi as a "realistic and practical enough to possibly agree to dilute the power in Baghdad to those areas," .anthy (1)
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