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Iraq: Iraq and the independence of the national partnership will save him from falling into a serious regional conflict
Thursday, February 9, 2012 11:36
Baghdad {: News} Euphrates adviser said the Iraqi List, Hani Ashur, the independence of Iraq and its partnership decisions of political and national unity will save him from a dangerous future regional conflict could destabilize the entire region's security.
Ashour said, in a statement received by the agency {Euphrates News} on Thursday, a copy of "state of congestion in the region indicate the approach of the outbreak of major conflict could destabilize the security of the entire region and Evtaatha to small states and the intervention of major powers would require removing Iraq from the cycle of conflict that by maintaining the independence of its decisions and to confirm its partnership of political and national unity. "
He added, Ashour said that "the National Conference to be held in the coming days should be a turning point in the history of Iraq to confirm the unity of political forces and unifying national discourse and partnership of all in the protection of Iraq to prevent slipping in a spiral of regional conflict will be a springboard for political changes, geographical and social consequences in the region."
He called on the Iraqi adviser to "put the interests of the country and the people above any other interest of the Iraqi decision to confirm the independence and impartiality and non-Angerarh behind the poles of regional conflict, and to prevent Iraq to be a new arena for conflict may make it vulnerable to looting and division."
According to Ashour that "maintaining the unity of Iraq and its wealth and a full-time to build it and prevent a slide into a spiral of conflict is to be the national real now, which is through the consolidation of national discourse and the achievement of equitable partnership of political forces in the administration of the country and not to transform the conflict into the Iraqi house because that would threaten Iraq remains a unified independent ". over. M.
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Thursday, February 9, 2012 11:36
Baghdad {: News} Euphrates adviser said the Iraqi List, Hani Ashur, the independence of Iraq and its partnership decisions of political and national unity will save him from a dangerous future regional conflict could destabilize the entire region's security.
Ashour said, in a statement received by the agency {Euphrates News} on Thursday, a copy of "state of congestion in the region indicate the approach of the outbreak of major conflict could destabilize the security of the entire region and Evtaatha to small states and the intervention of major powers would require removing Iraq from the cycle of conflict that by maintaining the independence of its decisions and to confirm its partnership of political and national unity. "
He added, Ashour said that "the National Conference to be held in the coming days should be a turning point in the history of Iraq to confirm the unity of political forces and unifying national discourse and partnership of all in the protection of Iraq to prevent slipping in a spiral of regional conflict will be a springboard for political changes, geographical and social consequences in the region."
He called on the Iraqi adviser to "put the interests of the country and the people above any other interest of the Iraqi decision to confirm the independence and impartiality and non-Angerarh behind the poles of regional conflict, and to prevent Iraq to be a new arena for conflict may make it vulnerable to looting and division."
According to Ashour that "maintaining the unity of Iraq and its wealth and a full-time to build it and prevent a slide into a spiral of conflict is to be the national real now, which is through the consolidation of national discourse and the achievement of equitable partnership of political forces in the administration of the country and not to transform the conflict into the Iraqi house because that would threaten Iraq remains a unified independent ". over. M.
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