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June 28 2011
Agencies -
Assured the United Nations Mission in Iraq, UNAMI, Tuesday, willingness to provide necessary support to maintain common security mechanism in the disputed territories after the withdrawal of U.S. forces, as pointed out that staying in Iraq depends on the request of the Government and Parliament.
The head of the mission, Ad Melkert said that "the United Nations is ready to provide support in maintaining the mechanism of common security in the disputed areas, if requested by the Government of Iraq by the United Nations," he said, pointing at the same time "there is no reason to say that the need to replace the international forces After the U.S. withdrawal from Iraq, especially since this has not been asked to provide any about it. "
Melkert said that "the United Nations Mission will remain in Iraq as long as the Parliament's opinion and the Iraqi government that there is a need for their survival, particularly that their activities will increase in relation to Bockaladtha," noting that "these agencies work in all areas such as agriculture and the strategy of water resources, education, health, etc., as well as to monitor the situation and give reports on the developments. "
The President of the United Nations Mission in Iraq until "the mission is satisfied with the existing cooperation with security forces and the Iraqi government," pointing out that "the concerns that we have are the same in the possession of the Iraqis and the Iraqi government officials."
The formation of the United Nations Mission, "UNAMI," has been under resolution 1500 of the Security Council in 2003, and for a period of one year, to unify the activities of the United Nations in Iraq, has begun the mission operations on 15 September 2003, the cadre of more than 300 employees, to help the government Iraqi parliamentary elections in coordination with the Electoral Commission for elections, and publish annual reports on human rights in Iraq. M. J
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June 28 2011
Agencies -
Assured the United Nations Mission in Iraq, UNAMI, Tuesday, willingness to provide necessary support to maintain common security mechanism in the disputed territories after the withdrawal of U.S. forces, as pointed out that staying in Iraq depends on the request of the Government and Parliament.
The head of the mission, Ad Melkert said that "the United Nations is ready to provide support in maintaining the mechanism of common security in the disputed areas, if requested by the Government of Iraq by the United Nations," he said, pointing at the same time "there is no reason to say that the need to replace the international forces After the U.S. withdrawal from Iraq, especially since this has not been asked to provide any about it. "
Melkert said that "the United Nations Mission will remain in Iraq as long as the Parliament's opinion and the Iraqi government that there is a need for their survival, particularly that their activities will increase in relation to Bockaladtha," noting that "these agencies work in all areas such as agriculture and the strategy of water resources, education, health, etc., as well as to monitor the situation and give reports on the developments. "
The President of the United Nations Mission in Iraq until "the mission is satisfied with the existing cooperation with security forces and the Iraqi government," pointing out that "the concerns that we have are the same in the possession of the Iraqis and the Iraqi government officials."
The formation of the United Nations Mission, "UNAMI," has been under resolution 1500 of the Security Council in 2003, and for a period of one year, to unify the activities of the United Nations in Iraq, has begun the mission operations on 15 September 2003, the cadre of more than 300 employees, to help the government Iraqi parliamentary elections in coordination with the Electoral Commission for elections, and publish annual reports on human rights in Iraq. M. J
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