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Parliamentary reconciliation plans to extend invitations to the ambassadors of neighboring countries to attend the Iraqi national dialogue expanded
October 7, 2015
BAGHDAD / Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network (IMN) Commission said reconciliation, accountability and parliamentary, Wednesday, she embarked on the development of preparations for an expanded national reconciliation conference, pointing out that they were sending invitations to the ambassadors of the neighboring countries of Turkey, Syria, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Iran to attend a national dialogue Iraqi.
Said committee member Mohammed Naji's (IMN) that "by inviting the ambassadors of neighboring countries, we want to say that the Iraqis are able to enter into a joint dialogue and work together for the liberation of their areas and build their country and sub-regional intervention."
He welcomed the President of the House of Representatives d. Saleem al-Jubouri to hold a major conference on national reconciliation in the month this December, which has been called the National Dialogue Conference.
Nagy pointed out that "the conference will host the heads of all the political blocs and the three presidencies and all the tribal leaders who have a significant impact on their regions to attend in genuine national reconciliation."
The reconciliation committee and parliamentary accountability, last month, that there is no effective role of those who did not want to engage in national reconciliation reunion hand, pointing out that they "officially addressed the Presidium of the Parliament to provide support to the parliamentary committee.
Nagy said that "the parliamentary reconciliation work in coordination with the President of the Parliament to put the preparations and the launch of a national dialogue with all political parties is not involved with terrorism."
He called on the President of Iraqi Scholars Mullah Khalid last month, the Federal Government to conduct genuine national reconciliation between moderate political and religious authorities of the Sunni community.
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October 7, 2015
BAGHDAD / Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network (IMN) Commission said reconciliation, accountability and parliamentary, Wednesday, she embarked on the development of preparations for an expanded national reconciliation conference, pointing out that they were sending invitations to the ambassadors of the neighboring countries of Turkey, Syria, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Iran to attend a national dialogue Iraqi.
Said committee member Mohammed Naji's (IMN) that "by inviting the ambassadors of neighboring countries, we want to say that the Iraqis are able to enter into a joint dialogue and work together for the liberation of their areas and build their country and sub-regional intervention."
He welcomed the President of the House of Representatives d. Saleem al-Jubouri to hold a major conference on national reconciliation in the month this December, which has been called the National Dialogue Conference.
Nagy pointed out that "the conference will host the heads of all the political blocs and the three presidencies and all the tribal leaders who have a significant impact on their regions to attend in genuine national reconciliation."
The reconciliation committee and parliamentary accountability, last month, that there is no effective role of those who did not want to engage in national reconciliation reunion hand, pointing out that they "officially addressed the Presidium of the Parliament to provide support to the parliamentary committee.
Nagy said that "the parliamentary reconciliation work in coordination with the President of the Parliament to put the preparations and the launch of a national dialogue with all political parties is not involved with terrorism."
He called on the President of Iraqi Scholars Mullah Khalid last month, the Federal Government to conduct genuine national reconciliation between moderate political and religious authorities of the Sunni community.
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