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Maliki apologize to the Iraqis: Security was the biggest challenge faced by the Arab summit
Friday, March 30 / March 2012 14:46
{Baghdad} Euphrates News - Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki that the security the biggest challenge facing the Arab summit held, describing the onset of the Arab return to Baghdad and Baghdad, return to the Arab countries.
Maliki said in a speech addressed to the Iraqi people that "Security is the biggest challenge faced by the Arab Summit and the Supreme Security Committee was able to overcome."
I said "I apologize to the Iraqi people who persevered and patience on the security measures that were imposed on him because of the terrorist groups attempt to block the Arab summit in Baghdad."
He explained, "thanks to all aspects of the Arab countries that attended the Arab Summit and the Security Committee and the media in addition to the State Department and its employees."
The Arab delegations began to leave the country since yesterday evening after the end of the Arab summit conference.
The Arab summit held in the capital Baghdad on Thursday and is the largest international event organized by the country for more than twenty years, where Iraq has already hosted the Arab summit in 1990.
And was attended by leaders of nine Arab countries, including Emir of Kuwait, Tunisia, Lebanon, Libya, Sudan, Djibouti, Somalia and Comoros as well as Iraq. Ended
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Friday, March 30 / March 2012 14:46
{Baghdad} Euphrates News - Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki that the security the biggest challenge facing the Arab summit held, describing the onset of the Arab return to Baghdad and Baghdad, return to the Arab countries.
Maliki said in a speech addressed to the Iraqi people that "Security is the biggest challenge faced by the Arab Summit and the Supreme Security Committee was able to overcome."
I said "I apologize to the Iraqi people who persevered and patience on the security measures that were imposed on him because of the terrorist groups attempt to block the Arab summit in Baghdad."
He explained, "thanks to all aspects of the Arab countries that attended the Arab Summit and the Security Committee and the media in addition to the State Department and its employees."
The Arab delegations began to leave the country since yesterday evening after the end of the Arab summit conference.
The Arab summit held in the capital Baghdad on Thursday and is the largest international event organized by the country for more than twenty years, where Iraq has already hosted the Arab summit in 1990.
And was attended by leaders of nine Arab countries, including Emir of Kuwait, Tunisia, Lebanon, Libya, Sudan, Djibouti, Somalia and Comoros as well as Iraq. Ended
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