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Nassif calls for Parliament to speed in reading the report of the Technical Committee on Port Mubarak before Maliki's visit to Kuwait
09/03/2012 PM - 3:41 PM | Hits: 5
Demanded the MP for the high-mass white Nassif to speed in reading the report of the Technical Committee on damage to the port of Mubarak in the House of Representatives before the visit of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to Kuwait.
She said in a news release Friday, "the House of Representatives to speed up the reading report on the technical Paradise damage resulting from Iraq due to the construction of the port of Kuwait Mubarak, before Maliki's visit to Kuwait."
Nassif and stressed "the need not to take action on the subject of the port of Mubarak, but after reading this report within the parliament and the House of Representatives to express their opinions about it, and that the Ayaol Maliki on this report in his talks with Kuwaiti officials."
It is expected that the visit of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki during the next few days after the State of Kuwait received an invitation from his Kuwaiti counterpart to visit Kuwait to discuss outstanding issues between the two countries and find ways to solve them.
He said government spokesman Ali Dabbagh said in a press statement that "the Council of Ministers decided to form a ministerial committee to prepare for the visit of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to Kuwait on March 14, current, and will discuss the outstanding issues between Iraq and Kuwait and the preparation of all the primitives required to enable the government delegation which will visit Kuwait headed by the President Minister to negotiate with the Kuwaiti side to find solutions that preserve the interests of Iraq and its people and end the problems encountered in the development of a positive relationship between the two countries and two peoples and an end to the problems inherited. "
The implications of the draft Port Mubarak, who began to be implemented in Kuwait last April of 2011, discontent with a great many politicians, considering it an encroachment on the rights of Iraq navigational
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09/03/2012 PM - 3:41 PM | Hits: 5
Demanded the MP for the high-mass white Nassif to speed in reading the report of the Technical Committee on damage to the port of Mubarak in the House of Representatives before the visit of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to Kuwait.
She said in a news release Friday, "the House of Representatives to speed up the reading report on the technical Paradise damage resulting from Iraq due to the construction of the port of Kuwait Mubarak, before Maliki's visit to Kuwait."
Nassif and stressed "the need not to take action on the subject of the port of Mubarak, but after reading this report within the parliament and the House of Representatives to express their opinions about it, and that the Ayaol Maliki on this report in his talks with Kuwaiti officials."
It is expected that the visit of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki during the next few days after the State of Kuwait received an invitation from his Kuwaiti counterpart to visit Kuwait to discuss outstanding issues between the two countries and find ways to solve them.
He said government spokesman Ali Dabbagh said in a press statement that "the Council of Ministers decided to form a ministerial committee to prepare for the visit of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to Kuwait on March 14, current, and will discuss the outstanding issues between Iraq and Kuwait and the preparation of all the primitives required to enable the government delegation which will visit Kuwait headed by the President Minister to negotiate with the Kuwaiti side to find solutions that preserve the interests of Iraq and its people and end the problems encountered in the development of a positive relationship between the two countries and two peoples and an end to the problems inherited. "
The implications of the draft Port Mubarak, who began to be implemented in Kuwait last April of 2011, discontent with a great many politicians, considering it an encroachment on the rights of Iraq navigational
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