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Iraq is looking to get out of Chapter VII following the evolution of its relationship with its neighbor, Kuwait
08/05/2012 13:24
Baghdad, May 8 (Rn) - I expected the Foreign Relations Committee in the Iraqi parliament, which hosted the ambassadors of Arab countries, including the Kuwaiti ambassador this week near the exit of Iraq from Chapter VII after the understandings held with neighboring Kuwait as likely to keep a file of actual land border Security Council resolution the international number (833) need additional understandings.
The seventh item required Iraq to pay financial compensation to Kuwait are estimated at 5% of oil imports due to the damage done during the invasion by Saddam in the nineties of the last century in Iraq puts the money under the tutelage of the Fund DFI)) International.
And ended the inter-ministerial committee and the Kuwaiti-Iraqi meeting last week in Baghdad as part of a political agreement provides for examining the possibility of closing the outstanding issues between the two countries.
The Iraqi prime minister has ended an official visit to Kuwait last month at the head of a ministerial delegation, calling the visit a success.
Baghdad said after the visit that it has reached an agreement worth $ 500 million with Kuwait to settle debts dating back to the Gulf War, Iraqi Airways banned from flights.
Said a member of the Foreign Relations Committee, the parliamentary Nada Jubouri told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) that "the Commission had planned see the details of the agreements which were held recently between Iraq and Kuwait in Baghdad, but the concern of the Committee to host the Arab ambassadors last discussed the issue (...) Kuwaiti Ambassador attended for the first time in the Foreign Relations Committee, expressed his country's readiness to resolve all the files. "
She said Jubouri that the "file Chapter VII could close soon on the Iraqi-Kuwaiti recent agreements, the only file sets the boundaries of land and according to the UN Security Council resolution No. 833."
She Jubouri that "Security Council resolution 833 required the parties Iraqi - Kuwaiti freedom of navigation and the presence of investment companies will ensure a joint Kuwaiti-Iraqi parties not to bypass the port of Mubarak and the port of Faw on marine navigation."
Kuwait announced earlier in the past its willingness to turn the page and start a new page of its foreign relations with Iraq on the basis of mutual respect which the positions of Hatrha when Iraq is through the declaration of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.
Kuwait rejected the withdrawal of Iraq from Chapter VII of the UN Security Council to meet its obligations towards them, while with respect to four files related to debt and the missing file and archive as well as the issue of border demarcation between the two countries.
It is possible to affect the negotiations the two sides on the decision taken by the UN Security Council in June on the possibility of coming out of Iraq from Chapter VII.
The Iraq and Kuwait expressed their support for the recent resolution of the differences between the two countries, which lasted since the nineties of the last century, during Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait.
From: Raman Brosk, the Open: Peace Baghdadi
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08/05/2012 13:24
Baghdad, May 8 (Rn) - I expected the Foreign Relations Committee in the Iraqi parliament, which hosted the ambassadors of Arab countries, including the Kuwaiti ambassador this week near the exit of Iraq from Chapter VII after the understandings held with neighboring Kuwait as likely to keep a file of actual land border Security Council resolution the international number (833) need additional understandings.
The seventh item required Iraq to pay financial compensation to Kuwait are estimated at 5% of oil imports due to the damage done during the invasion by Saddam in the nineties of the last century in Iraq puts the money under the tutelage of the Fund DFI)) International.
And ended the inter-ministerial committee and the Kuwaiti-Iraqi meeting last week in Baghdad as part of a political agreement provides for examining the possibility of closing the outstanding issues between the two countries.
The Iraqi prime minister has ended an official visit to Kuwait last month at the head of a ministerial delegation, calling the visit a success.
Baghdad said after the visit that it has reached an agreement worth $ 500 million with Kuwait to settle debts dating back to the Gulf War, Iraqi Airways banned from flights.
Said a member of the Foreign Relations Committee, the parliamentary Nada Jubouri told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) that "the Commission had planned see the details of the agreements which were held recently between Iraq and Kuwait in Baghdad, but the concern of the Committee to host the Arab ambassadors last discussed the issue (...) Kuwaiti Ambassador attended for the first time in the Foreign Relations Committee, expressed his country's readiness to resolve all the files. "
She said Jubouri that the "file Chapter VII could close soon on the Iraqi-Kuwaiti recent agreements, the only file sets the boundaries of land and according to the UN Security Council resolution No. 833."
She Jubouri that "Security Council resolution 833 required the parties Iraqi - Kuwaiti freedom of navigation and the presence of investment companies will ensure a joint Kuwaiti-Iraqi parties not to bypass the port of Mubarak and the port of Faw on marine navigation."
Kuwait announced earlier in the past its willingness to turn the page and start a new page of its foreign relations with Iraq on the basis of mutual respect which the positions of Hatrha when Iraq is through the declaration of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.
Kuwait rejected the withdrawal of Iraq from Chapter VII of the UN Security Council to meet its obligations towards them, while with respect to four files related to debt and the missing file and archive as well as the issue of border demarcation between the two countries.
It is possible to affect the negotiations the two sides on the decision taken by the UN Security Council in June on the possibility of coming out of Iraq from Chapter VII.
The Iraq and Kuwait expressed their support for the recent resolution of the differences between the two countries, which lasted since the nineties of the last century, during Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait.
From: Raman Brosk, the Open: Peace Baghdadi
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