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Talabani declares third meeting of the leaders of the blocks next week
Date: Mon 07/18/2011 19:56
BAGHDAD - Ismail Hakki
Announced by President Jalal Talabani that the leaders of political blocs will hold an important meeting next week to agree on resolving the outstanding issues and move to a new stage.
A statement of the Office of the President Talabani as saying during his meeting with U.S. Ambassador to Iraq, James Jeffrey, the top U.S. commander Gen. Lloyd Austin, the number of members of the embassy that (the last meeting of leaders of political blocs has discussed the Iraqi scene and develop solutions to outstanding issues), pointing out that the (leaders of blocs affirmed their commitment to previous agreements including the Convention on the initiative Barzani in Erbil).
Talabani said that "the leaders of political blocs will hold an important meeting next week to agree and resolve difficult issues and move to a new phase and to continue to provide essential services and enhance the provision of security and stability."
The leaders of political blocs have met in the ninth of July present, the presence of leaders and representatives of the political blocs, resulting in the formation of a committee by the political blocs to follow up the agreements Erbil and solve outstanding problems.
He stressed that Talabani (Iraq and the United States have strong relationships and strengthening these relationships can be more than Alstratjah through the agreement signed between the two countries, which include all areas, including economic, trade, scientific and training of the Iraqi armed forces and equipping and modern technology).
For his part, praised the American Ambassador James Jeffrey, the efforts of President Jalal Talabani in the political parties and access to practical solutions to end the current crisis.
Jeffrey and renewed U.S. support for continued U.S. political process and democracy and help Iraq people and government, pointing to the desire of the United States in strengthening ties with Iraq in all fields. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
Date: Mon 07/18/2011 19:56
BAGHDAD - Ismail Hakki
Announced by President Jalal Talabani that the leaders of political blocs will hold an important meeting next week to agree on resolving the outstanding issues and move to a new stage.
A statement of the Office of the President Talabani as saying during his meeting with U.S. Ambassador to Iraq, James Jeffrey, the top U.S. commander Gen. Lloyd Austin, the number of members of the embassy that (the last meeting of leaders of political blocs has discussed the Iraqi scene and develop solutions to outstanding issues), pointing out that the (leaders of blocs affirmed their commitment to previous agreements including the Convention on the initiative Barzani in Erbil).
Talabani said that "the leaders of political blocs will hold an important meeting next week to agree and resolve difficult issues and move to a new phase and to continue to provide essential services and enhance the provision of security and stability."
The leaders of political blocs have met in the ninth of July present, the presence of leaders and representatives of the political blocs, resulting in the formation of a committee by the political blocs to follow up the agreements Erbil and solve outstanding problems.
He stressed that Talabani (Iraq and the United States have strong relationships and strengthening these relationships can be more than Alstratjah through the agreement signed between the two countries, which include all areas, including economic, trade, scientific and training of the Iraqi armed forces and equipping and modern technology).
For his part, praised the American Ambassador James Jeffrey, the efforts of President Jalal Talabani in the political parties and access to practical solutions to end the current crisis.
Jeffrey and renewed U.S. support for continued U.S. political process and democracy and help Iraq people and government, pointing to the desire of the United States in strengthening ties with Iraq in all fields. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
