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Atrushi: Maliki's visit to Kuwait enough to remove Iraq from Chapter VII
Tuesday, February 7, 2012 11:30
[Baghdad - where]
Said the Kurdistan Alliance MP Farhad Atrushi that the upcoming visit by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki should discuss the issue of withdrawal of Iraq from Chapter VII
He said Atrushi told all of Iraq [where] that "there are three issues critical to be included in the agenda of al-Maliki in the upcoming visit to the State of Kuwait, the [out of Iraq from Chapter VII and the issue of border demarcation and the issue of debt and compensation]."
He added that "We must work very hard and are focused on the issue of demarcation of maritime boundaries and the freedom of navigation and the decision of 883 and how to apply and implement with the Kuwaiti side."
And that "the prime minister discuss the issue of withdrawal of Iraq from Chapter VII and drop the debt and the elimination of compensation with the Kuwaiti side with respect to Security Council resolution on Kuwait and end this issue," adding that "Iraq was able to get out of [57] paragraph of the total [61] paragraph was owed by the former decisions of the Security Council and the rest of them are related to the State of Kuwait. "
The "decision [883] issued by the United Nations Special shipping movement in the Khawr Abd Allah prevent the movement of Iraqi vessels in spite of Iraq to pay fees imposed in accordance with the resolution."
The committee of experts under the chairmanship of the advisers in the Office of the Prime Minister has visited Kuwait, during the month of August, and discussed with Kuwaiti officials Multi Port Mubarak and its impacts expected on the Iraqi ports.
It is noteworthy that the draft Port Mubarak, who began to be implemented in Kuwait last April, has sparked great resentment among many Iraqi politicians and economists, considering it an encroachment on the rights of Iraq shipping.
Considered experts on the navigation of this project in violation of international conventions, as it cut a large amount of water from the port of Umm Qasr, which leads to a reduction attributed sharply, as would confiscate what is known as land navigation line open to all countries. Ended 2
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Tuesday, February 7, 2012 11:30
[Baghdad - where]
Said the Kurdistan Alliance MP Farhad Atrushi that the upcoming visit by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki should discuss the issue of withdrawal of Iraq from Chapter VII
He said Atrushi told all of Iraq [where] that "there are three issues critical to be included in the agenda of al-Maliki in the upcoming visit to the State of Kuwait, the [out of Iraq from Chapter VII and the issue of border demarcation and the issue of debt and compensation]."
He added that "We must work very hard and are focused on the issue of demarcation of maritime boundaries and the freedom of navigation and the decision of 883 and how to apply and implement with the Kuwaiti side."
And that "the prime minister discuss the issue of withdrawal of Iraq from Chapter VII and drop the debt and the elimination of compensation with the Kuwaiti side with respect to Security Council resolution on Kuwait and end this issue," adding that "Iraq was able to get out of [57] paragraph of the total [61] paragraph was owed by the former decisions of the Security Council and the rest of them are related to the State of Kuwait. "
The "decision [883] issued by the United Nations Special shipping movement in the Khawr Abd Allah prevent the movement of Iraqi vessels in spite of Iraq to pay fees imposed in accordance with the resolution."
The committee of experts under the chairmanship of the advisers in the Office of the Prime Minister has visited Kuwait, during the month of August, and discussed with Kuwaiti officials Multi Port Mubarak and its impacts expected on the Iraqi ports.
It is noteworthy that the draft Port Mubarak, who began to be implemented in Kuwait last April, has sparked great resentment among many Iraqi politicians and economists, considering it an encroachment on the rights of Iraq shipping.
Considered experts on the navigation of this project in violation of international conventions, as it cut a large amount of water from the port of Umm Qasr, which leads to a reduction attributed sharply, as would confiscate what is known as land navigation line open to all countries. Ended 2
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