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Iraq is seeking to conclude bilateral agreements with a number of countries participating in the Arab Summit
On: Wednesday 28/03/2012 23:50
MP: Do not rule out the efforts of some countries, including the appointment of Qatar's ambassador in Baghdad
Baghdad _ Fares Sharifi
At the time revealed a member of the coalition of state law for some countries sought to reopen their embassies in Baghdad, informed sources indicated that there is an effort of the government to conclude bilateral agreements with a number of Arab countries will be the summit of Baghdad, is the best place to hold these agreements.
A member of a coalition of state law Albzona MP Jawad told (the citizen) that "there is an effort in some countries, particularly the Gulf of them to reopen their embassies in Baghdad."
Adding that "among these countries are Qatar is that there is an intention to Ddaha to name an ambassador in Iraq, but this may be the ambassador is not a resident Like Saudi Arabia last step"
He added, "but fears to be complete in those embassies as a place to support the Iraqi political currents of certain, especially with the approach of the elections (provincial or parliamentary)"
The President Jalal Talabani received on Tuesday, the credentials of the new Saudi ambassador to the non-resident, becoming the first ambassador of the Kingdom in Iraq for more than 20 years.
And the transfer of an official statement posted on the presidency "President Jalal Talabani received the credentials of the Saudi ambassador," Fahd bin Abdul Mohsen Al-Zaid, the statement added that "the President stressed Iraq's desire to build better relations with the Kingdom, including in the interests of the two countries and two peoples."
To informed sources revealed that in an interview (the citizen) that "there are efforts by the government to take advantage of the summit and the presence of the Arab delegations to conclude bilateral agreements with each of them, particularly the Gulf"
The sources added that "there is a bilateral summit will bring together President Jalal Talabani, his Kuwaiti counterpart Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, who announced his participation in the summit"
He added that "the government will work to conclude bilateral agreements with Qatar and Bahrain, the UAE and some countries of the Maghreb and that coincide with the presence of senior government officials from these countries at the summit"
She continued, "These agreements, mostly economic in nature and may be security or judicial, as happened with Saudi Arabia and Kuwait at the Iraqi delegations to visit her earlier this month."
The Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari had announced earlier in the evening on the participation of 9 to 10 Arab leaders at the Arab summit of the 23 which will be held on Thursday in the capital Baghdad.
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