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01/04/2012 10:29
Baghdad, April 1 (Rn) - threatened the economic and investment commission representative, Sunday, any agreement not to pass the Iraq-specific results from the meeting of the Ministers of Finance and Economy Forum, which took place in 27 of the last month criticized as not invited to attend the meeting.
The meeting of ministers of finance and economy Arabs in Baghdad in 27 of the last month, which was chaired by Iraqi Trade Minister Khairallah Babiker presence of seven ministers, which was voted on three strategies related to the tourism and water security and disasters.
The convening of the Arab Economic Ministerial Meeting at a time of many Arab countries undergoing fundamental political, economic and international sanctions and threats to its territory.
Committee Chairman Ahmed al-Alwani told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) that "his committee did not look at the substance of the meeting of Ministers of Finance and Economy Forum, which took place in Baghdad (...) We regret to hold such a meeting has not been economic for attending our call."
Alwani and criticized the government "to limit its consideration of the meeting was the political dimension present in it," noting that it "will not be allowed to pass any agreement relating to Iraq resulting from the meeting of Arab ministers of economy to inform the Committee unless the full details."
The meeting discussed the draft agenda, follow up the implementation of the outcomes of the Summit of Arab economic and social development in its first session (Kuwait, 2009) and its second session (Sharm El Sheikh: 2011), and prepare for the third economic summit in Riyadh, 2013.
Iraq relies on its economy by 93% on the export of oil, but tensions over the Strait of Hormuz, Iran threatened to close it after the making of Baghdad, thinking to find other alternatives to the export of fear to influence the rates of export.
The Iraqi government decided this week to approve the adoption of the recommendations of the Committees of Economic Affairs and Energy Affairs to study the probability of a crisis in the Persian Gulf and its implications for Iraq, and asked the advisers to study the issue from all aspects of their impact on the budget and the currency, oil, and the ration card, electricity.
Iraq seeks to invest the initial rapprochement with Saudi Arabia to re-work the Iraqi oil pipe - Saudi stalled for more than 20 years to avoid any possible crisis in the Strait of Hormuz.
From: Haidar Ibrahim, RN peace Baghdadi
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01/04/2012 10:29
Baghdad, April 1 (Rn) - threatened the economic and investment commission representative, Sunday, any agreement not to pass the Iraq-specific results from the meeting of the Ministers of Finance and Economy Forum, which took place in 27 of the last month criticized as not invited to attend the meeting.
The meeting of ministers of finance and economy Arabs in Baghdad in 27 of the last month, which was chaired by Iraqi Trade Minister Khairallah Babiker presence of seven ministers, which was voted on three strategies related to the tourism and water security and disasters.
The convening of the Arab Economic Ministerial Meeting at a time of many Arab countries undergoing fundamental political, economic and international sanctions and threats to its territory.
Committee Chairman Ahmed al-Alwani told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) that "his committee did not look at the substance of the meeting of Ministers of Finance and Economy Forum, which took place in Baghdad (...) We regret to hold such a meeting has not been economic for attending our call."
Alwani and criticized the government "to limit its consideration of the meeting was the political dimension present in it," noting that it "will not be allowed to pass any agreement relating to Iraq resulting from the meeting of Arab ministers of economy to inform the Committee unless the full details."
The meeting discussed the draft agenda, follow up the implementation of the outcomes of the Summit of Arab economic and social development in its first session (Kuwait, 2009) and its second session (Sharm El Sheikh: 2011), and prepare for the third economic summit in Riyadh, 2013.
Iraq relies on its economy by 93% on the export of oil, but tensions over the Strait of Hormuz, Iran threatened to close it after the making of Baghdad, thinking to find other alternatives to the export of fear to influence the rates of export.
The Iraqi government decided this week to approve the adoption of the recommendations of the Committees of Economic Affairs and Energy Affairs to study the probability of a crisis in the Persian Gulf and its implications for Iraq, and asked the advisers to study the issue from all aspects of their impact on the budget and the currency, oil, and the ration card, electricity.
Iraq seeks to invest the initial rapprochement with Saudi Arabia to re-work the Iraqi oil pipe - Saudi stalled for more than 20 years to avoid any possible crisis in the Strait of Hormuz.
From: Haidar Ibrahim, RN peace Baghdadi
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