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Najafi: Cancel Erbil agreement would mean a return to the zero point
Wednesday, April 4 / April 2012 10:25
BAGHDAD / With: Parliament Speaker Osama Najafi, Wednesday, The abolition of Erbil agreement would mean a return to point zero, adding that conditions in Iraq do not allow it.
The Najafi at a news conference today in Baghdad that "the abolition of the Convention on Arbil mean a return to the starting point I do not expect to return Iraq to this point because the abandonment of agreement Erbil is a decision to risk," adding that "the agreement of Arbil is the basis for the National Conference and convinced the partners to continue to participate ".
He said, "One of the reasons that held the political situation is the differences between Baghdad and Erbil," pointing to the existence of "political parties want to cancel the agreement of Arbil, but some want to work out."
The head of the Kurdistan region, Massoud Barzani, has submitted an initiative to resolve the political crisis of Iraq in the 16 of September of last year include the formation of a committee of 8 to 12 members from the representatives of the political blocs to the start of talks between them to resolve outstanding differences, and discuss the issue of forming a government of national partnership, as well as resolve the issue of presidencies three. (finished)
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Wednesday, April 4 / April 2012 10:25
BAGHDAD / With: Parliament Speaker Osama Najafi, Wednesday, The abolition of Erbil agreement would mean a return to point zero, adding that conditions in Iraq do not allow it.
The Najafi at a news conference today in Baghdad that "the abolition of the Convention on Arbil mean a return to the starting point I do not expect to return Iraq to this point because the abandonment of agreement Erbil is a decision to risk," adding that "the agreement of Arbil is the basis for the National Conference and convinced the partners to continue to participate ".
He said, "One of the reasons that held the political situation is the differences between Baghdad and Erbil," pointing to the existence of "political parties want to cancel the agreement of Arbil, but some want to work out."
The head of the Kurdistan region, Massoud Barzani, has submitted an initiative to resolve the political crisis of Iraq in the 16 of September of last year include the formation of a committee of 8 to 12 members from the representatives of the political blocs to the start of talks between them to resolve outstanding differences, and discuss the issue of forming a government of national partnership, as well as resolve the issue of presidencies three. (finished)
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