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Maliki confirms that the presence of the Saudi summit Baghdad would be "a distinctive and influential"
Editor: HAH | NQ Tuesday 21 شباط 2012 14:36 GMT
Leadership of the coalition of state law Sami al-Askari
Sumerian News / Baghdad
considered the State of Law Coalition led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on Tuesday, the appointment of Saudi Arabia a new ambassador to Iraq, a step in the right direction, while likely to be Saudi participation in the Arab Summit to be held in Baghdad at the end of this month at the level of Minister of Foreign Affairs, Okdon This representation would be "a distinctive and influential in the summit." The leader of the coalition, Sami al-Askari said in an interview for "Alsumaria News", "the decision of the Saudi government to send an ambassador to Baghdad, a move expected from a long time is the right direction," noting that "Step Arabia today come at a time of special and distinctive as that Iraq is about to finish its preparations to host the Arab summit. " Askari said that "there is no problem in Iraq to accept any of the ambassadors nominated by the Saudi government to represent it in Baghdad, whether Ambassador resident or non-resident because the core issue is a political decision , "adding that" Iraq has sought constantly to develop its relations with the Arab and international level, Saudi Arabia, one of the important countries which have sought so hard because the restore relations with the new system it should send its ambassador. " The military is a member of the Foreign Relations Committee in the Parliament expressed hope that "these the message sent by the Saudi government has a positive sign towards effective participation in the upcoming Arab summit in Baghdad, "noting that" the security situation was constantly a pretext for many of the parties, both Saudi Arabia and other countries, or even to some companies for not coming to Iraq, but the case of a political dimension. " He said that the military "the next Arab summit in Baghdad will be a good opportunity for Saudi Arabia and other brotherly countries to come to Baghdad and strengthen relations and cooperation ties with the new Iraq," likely that "the Saudi participation in the Summit with a delegation at the level of Foreign Minister at the latest as possible." I consider the military a member of the Foreign Relations Committee that "in these circumstances if I attended the Saudi foreign minister level will actually attended a distinctive and influential in the summit," asserting that "died down the Iraqi Foreign Ministry had not been confirmed until now the size of the representation not only from Saudi Arabia, but from all the Arab countries, But the thing is for sure did not apologize any Arab country to attend the summit. " The military that "there is an official position of the Saudi government not to develop relations with Iraq, and today there is a clear shift in this trend is welcome and this transformation serves the interests of Saudi Arabia, and serves the interests of Iraq." He expressed his hope that "take Saudi Arabia further steps in this direction." A Saudi official who declined to be named, said in a press statement, on Monday, (February 20, current) The Kingdom submitted to the Iraqi embassy in Riyadh nominate its ambassador to Jordan Fahd Abdul Mohsen Al-Zaid to be an ambassador is not a resident in Baghdad, as he emphasized, Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari, on Tuesday (February 21, 2012), to Saudi Arabia appointed an ambassador to Iraq, to restore full diplomatic ties between the two countries in a move is the first since 1990. considered the Foreign Relations Committee in the Parliament Iraqi, that the appointment of Saudi ambassador in Baghdad after more than 20 years, a Gulf to confirm the presence of the Arab summit, describing the move as positive to push forward bilateral relations. The Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari announced, the first of February 2012, that the next Arab Summit to be held in Baghdad in the 29 of March next, stressing that the government is serious about providing security for the leaders and co-chairs at the top, as Deputy Secretary-General of the Arab League, Ahmed Ben Helli, that Iraq is able to ensure the success of the Arab summit, and that he is entering a stage will be chaired by which Arab action. The decision of Saudi Arabia appoint an ambassador to Iraq is the first in more than 20 years after the severance of diplomatic relations between the parties after the invasion of Saddam Hussein's regime of Kuwait in August 1990, where taken Riyadh tough stance from the system then became a base for gathering the multinational forces, which consisted of more than 30 nations to liberate Kuwait. In spite of the attempts of Saddam's regime to restore relations with Riyadh, which appeared more pronounced in the Beirut summit in 2002, meeting Iraqi Vice President Izzat al-Duri with Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz, who was then crown prince, but the intention of the United States to attack Iraq and topple Saddam failed any effort to restore the relationship between the two countries. After the fall of Saddam Hussein's regime in April 2003, relations have been a positive development, but experienced tension almost continuously between the two parties on charges of Riyadh for the Iraqi government of sectarianism and accusations of Iraqi politicians Shiites of Saudi Arabia with the support of the violence in the country during the years past, did not result in the opening of the Iraqi embassy in 2007 and set Ghanem Jumaili ambassador in Riyadh in 2009 to restore normal relations in the country. The Saudi decision, which came just weeks before the Arab Summit in Baghdad to be set up in the 29 th of March next , according to observers to signal the possibility of participation in the Riyadh summit and the beginning of the normalization of relations between the two countries.
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Editor: HAH | NQ Tuesday 21 شباط 2012 14:36 GMT
Leadership of the coalition of state law Sami al-Askari
Sumerian News / Baghdad
considered the State of Law Coalition led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on Tuesday, the appointment of Saudi Arabia a new ambassador to Iraq, a step in the right direction, while likely to be Saudi participation in the Arab Summit to be held in Baghdad at the end of this month at the level of Minister of Foreign Affairs, Okdon This representation would be "a distinctive and influential in the summit." The leader of the coalition, Sami al-Askari said in an interview for "Alsumaria News", "the decision of the Saudi government to send an ambassador to Baghdad, a move expected from a long time is the right direction," noting that "Step Arabia today come at a time of special and distinctive as that Iraq is about to finish its preparations to host the Arab summit. " Askari said that "there is no problem in Iraq to accept any of the ambassadors nominated by the Saudi government to represent it in Baghdad, whether Ambassador resident or non-resident because the core issue is a political decision , "adding that" Iraq has sought constantly to develop its relations with the Arab and international level, Saudi Arabia, one of the important countries which have sought so hard because the restore relations with the new system it should send its ambassador. " The military is a member of the Foreign Relations Committee in the Parliament expressed hope that "these the message sent by the Saudi government has a positive sign towards effective participation in the upcoming Arab summit in Baghdad, "noting that" the security situation was constantly a pretext for many of the parties, both Saudi Arabia and other countries, or even to some companies for not coming to Iraq, but the case of a political dimension. " He said that the military "the next Arab summit in Baghdad will be a good opportunity for Saudi Arabia and other brotherly countries to come to Baghdad and strengthen relations and cooperation ties with the new Iraq," likely that "the Saudi participation in the Summit with a delegation at the level of Foreign Minister at the latest as possible." I consider the military a member of the Foreign Relations Committee that "in these circumstances if I attended the Saudi foreign minister level will actually attended a distinctive and influential in the summit," asserting that "died down the Iraqi Foreign Ministry had not been confirmed until now the size of the representation not only from Saudi Arabia, but from all the Arab countries, But the thing is for sure did not apologize any Arab country to attend the summit. " The military that "there is an official position of the Saudi government not to develop relations with Iraq, and today there is a clear shift in this trend is welcome and this transformation serves the interests of Saudi Arabia, and serves the interests of Iraq." He expressed his hope that "take Saudi Arabia further steps in this direction." A Saudi official who declined to be named, said in a press statement, on Monday, (February 20, current) The Kingdom submitted to the Iraqi embassy in Riyadh nominate its ambassador to Jordan Fahd Abdul Mohsen Al-Zaid to be an ambassador is not a resident in Baghdad, as he emphasized, Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari, on Tuesday (February 21, 2012), to Saudi Arabia appointed an ambassador to Iraq, to restore full diplomatic ties between the two countries in a move is the first since 1990. considered the Foreign Relations Committee in the Parliament Iraqi, that the appointment of Saudi ambassador in Baghdad after more than 20 years, a Gulf to confirm the presence of the Arab summit, describing the move as positive to push forward bilateral relations. The Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari announced, the first of February 2012, that the next Arab Summit to be held in Baghdad in the 29 of March next, stressing that the government is serious about providing security for the leaders and co-chairs at the top, as Deputy Secretary-General of the Arab League, Ahmed Ben Helli, that Iraq is able to ensure the success of the Arab summit, and that he is entering a stage will be chaired by which Arab action. The decision of Saudi Arabia appoint an ambassador to Iraq is the first in more than 20 years after the severance of diplomatic relations between the parties after the invasion of Saddam Hussein's regime of Kuwait in August 1990, where taken Riyadh tough stance from the system then became a base for gathering the multinational forces, which consisted of more than 30 nations to liberate Kuwait. In spite of the attempts of Saddam's regime to restore relations with Riyadh, which appeared more pronounced in the Beirut summit in 2002, meeting Iraqi Vice President Izzat al-Duri with Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz, who was then crown prince, but the intention of the United States to attack Iraq and topple Saddam failed any effort to restore the relationship between the two countries. After the fall of Saddam Hussein's regime in April 2003, relations have been a positive development, but experienced tension almost continuously between the two parties on charges of Riyadh for the Iraqi government of sectarianism and accusations of Iraqi politicians Shiites of Saudi Arabia with the support of the violence in the country during the years past, did not result in the opening of the Iraqi embassy in 2007 and set Ghanem Jumaili ambassador in Riyadh in 2009 to restore normal relations in the country. The Saudi decision, which came just weeks before the Arab Summit in Baghdad to be set up in the 29 th of March next , according to observers to signal the possibility of participation in the Riyadh summit and the beginning of the normalization of relations between the two countries.
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