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On: Tue 01/17/2012 10:05
Baghdad / Iyad al-Tamimi
summoned Deputy Foreign Minister Mohammad Jawad Alldorki the Turkish ambassador in Baghdad, Younis Dmerar, on the back of comments by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
A statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs yesterday received (range) copy, "that the agent Alldorki transfer of Ambassador concern the Iraqi government recent statements from officials concerning the Turks in the internal affairs of Iraq, which would impact negatively on relations between the two countries. "
The statement added that the agent Alldorki asked him to report to the government and the need to avoid anything that might disturb the good bilateral relations. The statement pointed out: that the Turkish Ambassador stressed that what was issued statements on the lips of officials, the Turks were in good faith, adding that he would inform his government in Ankara, the position of the Iraqi side, and the statement that the ambassador emphasized the keenness of the two parties to sustain the relationship between the two neighboring countries.
After the chairman's statements Government of Turkey to launch a group of deputies from different blocs media campaign against him mentors Turkish government not to interfere in the Iraqi issue and the interest in solving their problems.
Salman al-Moussawi MP for the State of Law Coalition led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, said in a statement to the extent that the correspondence on diplomatic statements indicate that the Prime Minister Turkey is ready to apologize for his remarks.
Al-Moussawi said that "Iraq today does not need to further escalation of the media, especially with the regional countries are important, and we all know that the relations of Iraq's economic might be affected in a clear and explicit," and accused some leaders of political blocs in the use of neighboring countries, student of external intervention after the inability to resolve the crises internally.
He continued by saying that the positions of Turkey and other countries with interventions and clear because of these politicians, is make Iraq vulnerable to regional interventions advising everyone to stop the internationalization of the issues and make the solutions are internal,
and the Foreign Relations Committee in the House of Representatives has responded the statements of the Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu which he described the situation in Iraq, the action purifying taken by the government in Baghdad against politicians (year).
A member of the Foreign Relations Committee MP for a coalition of state law Rafi Abd al-Jabbar's (for the) "The Turkish statements have several meanings, show (arrogance) the Turkish side.
He explained, "lack of unity of the Iraqi decision paved the way to other countries to interfere in Iraqi affairs."
He pointed out that "regional and international interventions have affected the political process is one of the main reasons not to develop until now."
Abd al- Jabbar, that "Iraq remains the Iraqis can not be any country to interfere with its affairs, and think that the turn Iraq into a holocaust is completely wrong."
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On: Tue 01/17/2012 10:05
Baghdad / Iyad al-Tamimi
summoned Deputy Foreign Minister Mohammad Jawad Alldorki the Turkish ambassador in Baghdad, Younis Dmerar, on the back of comments by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
A statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs yesterday received (range) copy, "that the agent Alldorki transfer of Ambassador concern the Iraqi government recent statements from officials concerning the Turks in the internal affairs of Iraq, which would impact negatively on relations between the two countries. "
The statement added that the agent Alldorki asked him to report to the government and the need to avoid anything that might disturb the good bilateral relations. The statement pointed out: that the Turkish Ambassador stressed that what was issued statements on the lips of officials, the Turks were in good faith, adding that he would inform his government in Ankara, the position of the Iraqi side, and the statement that the ambassador emphasized the keenness of the two parties to sustain the relationship between the two neighboring countries.
After the chairman's statements Government of Turkey to launch a group of deputies from different blocs media campaign against him mentors Turkish government not to interfere in the Iraqi issue and the interest in solving their problems.
Salman al-Moussawi MP for the State of Law Coalition led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, said in a statement to the extent that the correspondence on diplomatic statements indicate that the Prime Minister Turkey is ready to apologize for his remarks.
Al-Moussawi said that "Iraq today does not need to further escalation of the media, especially with the regional countries are important, and we all know that the relations of Iraq's economic might be affected in a clear and explicit," and accused some leaders of political blocs in the use of neighboring countries, student of external intervention after the inability to resolve the crises internally.
He continued by saying that the positions of Turkey and other countries with interventions and clear because of these politicians, is make Iraq vulnerable to regional interventions advising everyone to stop the internationalization of the issues and make the solutions are internal,
and the Foreign Relations Committee in the House of Representatives has responded the statements of the Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu which he described the situation in Iraq, the action purifying taken by the government in Baghdad against politicians (year).
A member of the Foreign Relations Committee MP for a coalition of state law Rafi Abd al-Jabbar's (for the) "The Turkish statements have several meanings, show (arrogance) the Turkish side.
He explained, "lack of unity of the Iraqi decision paved the way to other countries to interfere in Iraqi affairs."
He pointed out that "regional and international interventions have affected the political process is one of the main reasons not to develop until now."
Abd al- Jabbar, that "Iraq remains the Iraqis can not be any country to interfere with its affairs, and think that the turn Iraq into a holocaust is completely wrong."
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