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Ban called on the Government to achieve national reconciliation and respect for human rights
July 23, 2015
Baghdad/Iraq News Network-Ki said the Secretary-General of the United Nations to "organize daash was still far from being defeated in Iraq, and the gains of the Iraqi security forces is fragile."
The UN official, warned in a report, the night, the members of the UN Security Council, which he called a "setback to Iraq's efforts in combating terrorism in the wake of the takeover of the Ramadi daash".
Ban called on the Iraqi Government to "expand the scope of financial and military support for local authorities and communities to enable them to take on a greater share of responsibility for the restoration of land".
The Secretary General stressed the importance of international organization "continue strengthening Iraqi Government campaign against the organization by giving a strong role for the popular crowd and volunteer forces.
He said that "all elements of the campaign under the leadership of the Government and their control and full accountability should be the principle to work with at the same time continuing to implement measures to restructure security and military institutions in the country."
Ban's report welcomed "the commitment of the Government of Iraq to find ways to promote political dialogue and national reconciliation." "Strengthening the spirit of national unity, one of the most effective ways to combat extremist ideology and violent in Iraq".
The UN official called on Iraq's leaders, politicians "to accelerate the adoption of a framework for national reconciliation is supported by a broad political and societal, and accelerate the implementation of the political agreement national and ministerial program, and without delay adopt legislation to support the national reconciliation process."
He urged both the Government of Iraq and the KRG to continue oil and revenue sharing agreement, reached in December 2014. And about the continuing deterioration of the humanitarian situation in Iraq, ban said that "the humanitarian consequences of the current conflict in Iraq are enormous and exceeds the capacity of the Government, which needed urgently to continued assistance from the international community."
He noted that "25% of Iraqis in need of humanitarian assistance, including nearly 3 million internally displaced people, which makes Iraq crisis one of the most complex humanitarian emergencies in the world."
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July 23, 2015
Baghdad/Iraq News Network-Ki said the Secretary-General of the United Nations to "organize daash was still far from being defeated in Iraq, and the gains of the Iraqi security forces is fragile."
The UN official, warned in a report, the night, the members of the UN Security Council, which he called a "setback to Iraq's efforts in combating terrorism in the wake of the takeover of the Ramadi daash".
Ban called on the Iraqi Government to "expand the scope of financial and military support for local authorities and communities to enable them to take on a greater share of responsibility for the restoration of land".
The Secretary General stressed the importance of international organization "continue strengthening Iraqi Government campaign against the organization by giving a strong role for the popular crowd and volunteer forces.
He said that "all elements of the campaign under the leadership of the Government and their control and full accountability should be the principle to work with at the same time continuing to implement measures to restructure security and military institutions in the country."
Ban's report welcomed "the commitment of the Government of Iraq to find ways to promote political dialogue and national reconciliation." "Strengthening the spirit of national unity, one of the most effective ways to combat extremist ideology and violent in Iraq".
The UN official called on Iraq's leaders, politicians "to accelerate the adoption of a framework for national reconciliation is supported by a broad political and societal, and accelerate the implementation of the political agreement national and ministerial program, and without delay adopt legislation to support the national reconciliation process."
He urged both the Government of Iraq and the KRG to continue oil and revenue sharing agreement, reached in December 2014. And about the continuing deterioration of the humanitarian situation in Iraq, ban said that "the humanitarian consequences of the current conflict in Iraq are enormous and exceeds the capacity of the Government, which needed urgently to continued assistance from the international community."
He noted that "25% of Iraqis in need of humanitarian assistance, including nearly 3 million internally displaced people, which makes Iraq crisis one of the most complex humanitarian emergencies in the world."
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