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Confirmation to hold the next Arab summit in Baghdad
Maliki meets Ben Helli in Baghdad (Monday)
30.01.2012
Arab League renewed its emphasis on the forthcoming Arab Summit scheduled in Baghdad in March of this year. The emphasis on the words of Assistant Secretary-General of the Arab League, Ahmed Ben Helli, who arrived Monday in Baghdad on an official visit will last for four days to discuss Iraq's preparations to host the Arab summit.
A statement issued by the Office of Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki said Ben Helli said during a meeting with Maliki to that all the Arab countries affirmed their willingness to attend the Summit of Baghdad, adding that Arab representation will be at the highest levels of many Arab countries, including above-average typical of the peaks of the former.
The statement also quoted Maliki's call for the Arab League, the need to work on the development agenda of the summit and to discuss cooperation in the areas political, security, economic, social, and the fight against terrorism and extremism. Maliki confirmed according to the statement in support of Iraq to the Arab initiative for crisis Syria, stressing the need to work at a faster pace to ensure that the desired change without slipping into violence and the occurrence of more victims.
Adel Al Berwari Adviser to the Prime Minister of Iraq to the Syrian file and the position of Iraq, it will be among the issues to be discussed by Ben Helli, with President Jalal Talabani and Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari.
The news journalist I talked earlier about the objections of some Arab states to hold the next Arab summit in Baghdad unless they initiate the Iraqi government to change its position about what is going on in Syria and the need to be in tune with the policies of Arab countries, but the Berwari denied the existence of pressure from Arab countries to Iraq to change its position, saying that talking about a change in the direction of Iraq toward Syria is premature.
However, political analyst and confident Hashemi confirms the existence of bargaining by some Arab countries to link the summit position toward Syria, Iraq is unlikely to change his position, and anticipated, at the same time it could lead to the postponement of the summit again.
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Maliki meets Ben Helli in Baghdad (Monday)
30.01.2012
Arab League renewed its emphasis on the forthcoming Arab Summit scheduled in Baghdad in March of this year. The emphasis on the words of Assistant Secretary-General of the Arab League, Ahmed Ben Helli, who arrived Monday in Baghdad on an official visit will last for four days to discuss Iraq's preparations to host the Arab summit.
A statement issued by the Office of Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki said Ben Helli said during a meeting with Maliki to that all the Arab countries affirmed their willingness to attend the Summit of Baghdad, adding that Arab representation will be at the highest levels of many Arab countries, including above-average typical of the peaks of the former.
The statement also quoted Maliki's call for the Arab League, the need to work on the development agenda of the summit and to discuss cooperation in the areas political, security, economic, social, and the fight against terrorism and extremism. Maliki confirmed according to the statement in support of Iraq to the Arab initiative for crisis Syria, stressing the need to work at a faster pace to ensure that the desired change without slipping into violence and the occurrence of more victims.
Adel Al Berwari Adviser to the Prime Minister of Iraq to the Syrian file and the position of Iraq, it will be among the issues to be discussed by Ben Helli, with President Jalal Talabani and Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari.
The news journalist I talked earlier about the objections of some Arab states to hold the next Arab summit in Baghdad unless they initiate the Iraqi government to change its position about what is going on in Syria and the need to be in tune with the policies of Arab countries, but the Berwari denied the existence of pressure from Arab countries to Iraq to change its position, saying that talking about a change in the direction of Iraq toward Syria is premature.
However, political analyst and confident Hashemi confirms the existence of bargaining by some Arab countries to link the summit position toward Syria, Iraq is unlikely to change his position, and anticipated, at the same time it could lead to the postponement of the summit again.
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