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Member of the National Alliance: the Arab summit in Baghdad requires a stable political environment
Friday, February 24, 2012 09:14
{Baghdad} Euphrates News According to a member of the National Alliance Secretary General of the Organization of the Islamic Action Jawad Al-Attar that the Arab summit in Baghdad requires the creation of politically stable atmosphere in the country.
It is scheduled to take place at the end of the Arab summit next month in the capital Baghdad and was the biggest international event organized by the country since 1990 and the Iraqi government has allocated nearly half a billion dollars in preparation to take place in Baghdad.
He said Al-Attar told {Euphrates News} on Friday that "if the time of the summit of Iraq and the survival of the political situation confusing and unstable, it will reflect on the summit and perhaps apologize some countries or take from it an excuse to cancel or postpone the meeting."
It is noteworthy that the Arab League postponed on 5 May 2011 Arab summit that was scheduled to be held in Baghdad in March 2011 to March 2012, at the request of an Iraqi consensus after the Arab Member States due to the new reality and is not appropriate for the summit and to get out of the box intransigence.
He added that he "assumed the political blocs after this long period of talk about the National Conference Awalajtmaa to solve problems and not their political differences that continue to dispute about the name of the conference is on the verge of the Arab summit."
The tension between the political blocs have recently calmed down after the number of meetings between representatives of the various parties who are preparing for the anticipated Iraqis aspire to end the political crisis in the country.
Attar pointed out that "the political blocs that made up its mind through the national meeting and to be serious about meeting and show Mtkacfah and cooperative manner and avoid disputes among themselves."
It is hoped that the preparatory meeting next come to a consolidated working paper on the topics to be discussed by leaders in the upcoming national meeting called by President Jalal Talabani. End 8:00 p.m.
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Friday, February 24, 2012 09:14
{Baghdad} Euphrates News According to a member of the National Alliance Secretary General of the Organization of the Islamic Action Jawad Al-Attar that the Arab summit in Baghdad requires the creation of politically stable atmosphere in the country.
It is scheduled to take place at the end of the Arab summit next month in the capital Baghdad and was the biggest international event organized by the country since 1990 and the Iraqi government has allocated nearly half a billion dollars in preparation to take place in Baghdad.
He said Al-Attar told {Euphrates News} on Friday that "if the time of the summit of Iraq and the survival of the political situation confusing and unstable, it will reflect on the summit and perhaps apologize some countries or take from it an excuse to cancel or postpone the meeting."
It is noteworthy that the Arab League postponed on 5 May 2011 Arab summit that was scheduled to be held in Baghdad in March 2011 to March 2012, at the request of an Iraqi consensus after the Arab Member States due to the new reality and is not appropriate for the summit and to get out of the box intransigence.
He added that he "assumed the political blocs after this long period of talk about the National Conference Awalajtmaa to solve problems and not their political differences that continue to dispute about the name of the conference is on the verge of the Arab summit."
The tension between the political blocs have recently calmed down after the number of meetings between representatives of the various parties who are preparing for the anticipated Iraqis aspire to end the political crisis in the country.
Attar pointed out that "the political blocs that made up its mind through the national meeting and to be serious about meeting and show Mtkacfah and cooperative manner and avoid disputes among themselves."
It is hoped that the preparatory meeting next come to a consolidated working paper on the topics to be discussed by leaders in the upcoming national meeting called by President Jalal Talabani. End 8:00 p.m.
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