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Published: Monday, 08 July 2013
Huda Jassim, agencies (Union) agreed that Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki today with the President of the Kurdistan region Massoud Barzani, Iraq to work to resolve differences between the two sides. Al-Maliki said at a joint press conference in the green city fortified central Baghdad "our differences and agreed to work to pass laws in Parliament, especially the stalled oil and gas law". Barzani said "we agreed on cooperation and joint action and address threats to Iraq and the region", adding that "this is something we regard as a national duty."
Barzani arrived in Baghdad yesterday morning at the head of a high-ranking delegation to discuss outstanding issues between Baghdad and Erbil, in the first visit in three years. Barzani's visit to Baghdad, complementary to the visit of the President of the regional government nechirvan Barzani's recent to the Iraqi capital, to discuss the outstanding issues between the two sides, as well as the budget law and the law of oil and gas, the peshmerga and the security in the disputed areas.
Al-Maliki said after meeting with Barzani, he agreed with the leader of the Kurdistan region to prevent the transmission of the current unrest in the region to Iraq, in addition to the closer alliance with the Kurds. "The advent of Barzani today (yesterday) to Baghdad comes as a continuation of my visit to Kurdistan, we held a meeting and was positive, and our important files." "We stressed that the circumstances surrounding the region needs immunity, so it is not affected by internal problems must be resolved by SMS.
Al-Maliki spoke about the relationship with the Kurds, said the document, adding that "the aim is to benefit Iraq, if this Alliance requires the interest going." He said that "what happened between us and Kurdish brothers is the divergence of views, not unlike".
Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki met with leaders of the Kurdistan region last month, when he visited Arbil and held there for his Government after a break between the two sides continued for months.
Barzani said that the outstanding issues between Baghdad and Erbil moved to committees established between the two sides. The Federal Governments and the KRG have formed committees, during the visit of the President of the Kurdistan Government nechirvan Barzani last month to Baghdad to resolve outstanding issues. Barzani said "we agreed to work on the ground that formed between the Centre and the region", adding that "problems will be resolved in accordance with the Constitution."
And oil and other differences represented the focus of talks between the two sides when the Joint Committee met on resolving outstanding problems between the two sides, Al-Maliki also met separately with the President of the Kurdistan region Massoud Barzani on those files. In public statements the parties announced their agreement to activate the Committee discuss the final solutions for oil, and the peshmerga and other salaries, but the party did not elaborate on the details of the agreements.
Barzani also met Parliament Speaker Osama Al-nujaifi.
During the meeting, Al-nujaifi «hope to start a new page of stable relations and discuss problems within the frameworks of the brothers and that you installed the Constitution with a view to overcoming the past era of cramps and different visions. Barzani said the visit "comes to promote new understandings of the relationship between the region and Baghdad, especially after the recent exchange of visits and the real will of the various parties.
Commenting on Barzani's visit to Baghdad, a rare representative of United Nations Secretary-General Martin Kobler, President of the Kurdistan region that calls for optimism. He said "I hope that these talks will lead to the improvement of relations between the Federal Government and the Kurdistan Regional Government and its positive impact on the Iraqi people.
For its part, the US Embassy in a statement urged all Iraqi leaders to stick to the spirit of reconciliation and national unity in order to overcome the threats of terrorism and the strengthening of democratic institutions.
On another level, the rule of law, said Ibrahim Al-Rikabi to launch a campaign to collect signatures to file the waiver of the immunity of the 13 deputies, accused of terrorism and rigging, corruption and others, stating that, "the Attorney General should be held accountable and killing under the cloak of immunity.
Rikabi said in his remarks on Tuesday that "there are 13 deputies accused of corruption, terrorism, fraud and other charges, is currently a campaign to collect signatures, to lift their immunity, and I'm the first signatories of that, when it is clear that dictatorship Summit attorney who represents people who threaten and kill under cover of impunity." "Errant and violators must be held accountable, whether deputies or Prime Minister or even the President, all are equal before the law" and called on the judiciary to "accelerate the activation of this file". And media and Iraqi sites has revealed the names of the accused deputies, including leader Mullah Haider and dialogue front leader in the Iraqi list and the independent Deputy likkle Sabah Al-Saadi, and others.
Meanwhile, Iraqi security officials said, killing two police forces today, by gunmen in the northern city of Tikrit, 170 km north of Baghdad, "." and "sources said killed two policemen while trying to arrest two militants who were trying to plant an explosive device in Northern Tikrit, the police first arrested the gunmen but one managed to control the police force, opened fire on them in case their incoming dead immediately and fled."
Iraqi police also said Wednesday that three people were killed and a woman in a series of violence occurred in several areas of the city of Baquba "57 km North East of Baghdad." they said "unidentified militants detonated an explosive device inside a house in the neighborhood of mohandiseen Central Baquba, killing the owner and injuring his wife seriously wounded, while a civilian was killed in an attack by unknown assailants on a House North of Baquba in the village of black while gunmen opened fire on an officer of the rank of Brigadier General in the former army near his home In the Al-Zahra district, killing on the spot.
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Published: Monday, 08 July 2013
Huda Jassim, agencies (Union) agreed that Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki today with the President of the Kurdistan region Massoud Barzani, Iraq to work to resolve differences between the two sides. Al-Maliki said at a joint press conference in the green city fortified central Baghdad "our differences and agreed to work to pass laws in Parliament, especially the stalled oil and gas law". Barzani said "we agreed on cooperation and joint action and address threats to Iraq and the region", adding that "this is something we regard as a national duty."
Barzani arrived in Baghdad yesterday morning at the head of a high-ranking delegation to discuss outstanding issues between Baghdad and Erbil, in the first visit in three years. Barzani's visit to Baghdad, complementary to the visit of the President of the regional government nechirvan Barzani's recent to the Iraqi capital, to discuss the outstanding issues between the two sides, as well as the budget law and the law of oil and gas, the peshmerga and the security in the disputed areas.
Al-Maliki said after meeting with Barzani, he agreed with the leader of the Kurdistan region to prevent the transmission of the current unrest in the region to Iraq, in addition to the closer alliance with the Kurds. "The advent of Barzani today (yesterday) to Baghdad comes as a continuation of my visit to Kurdistan, we held a meeting and was positive, and our important files." "We stressed that the circumstances surrounding the region needs immunity, so it is not affected by internal problems must be resolved by SMS.
Al-Maliki spoke about the relationship with the Kurds, said the document, adding that "the aim is to benefit Iraq, if this Alliance requires the interest going." He said that "what happened between us and Kurdish brothers is the divergence of views, not unlike".
Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki met with leaders of the Kurdistan region last month, when he visited Arbil and held there for his Government after a break between the two sides continued for months.
Barzani said that the outstanding issues between Baghdad and Erbil moved to committees established between the two sides. The Federal Governments and the KRG have formed committees, during the visit of the President of the Kurdistan Government nechirvan Barzani last month to Baghdad to resolve outstanding issues. Barzani said "we agreed to work on the ground that formed between the Centre and the region", adding that "problems will be resolved in accordance with the Constitution."
And oil and other differences represented the focus of talks between the two sides when the Joint Committee met on resolving outstanding problems between the two sides, Al-Maliki also met separately with the President of the Kurdistan region Massoud Barzani on those files. In public statements the parties announced their agreement to activate the Committee discuss the final solutions for oil, and the peshmerga and other salaries, but the party did not elaborate on the details of the agreements.
Barzani also met Parliament Speaker Osama Al-nujaifi.
During the meeting, Al-nujaifi «hope to start a new page of stable relations and discuss problems within the frameworks of the brothers and that you installed the Constitution with a view to overcoming the past era of cramps and different visions. Barzani said the visit "comes to promote new understandings of the relationship between the region and Baghdad, especially after the recent exchange of visits and the real will of the various parties.
Commenting on Barzani's visit to Baghdad, a rare representative of United Nations Secretary-General Martin Kobler, President of the Kurdistan region that calls for optimism. He said "I hope that these talks will lead to the improvement of relations between the Federal Government and the Kurdistan Regional Government and its positive impact on the Iraqi people.
For its part, the US Embassy in a statement urged all Iraqi leaders to stick to the spirit of reconciliation and national unity in order to overcome the threats of terrorism and the strengthening of democratic institutions.
On another level, the rule of law, said Ibrahim Al-Rikabi to launch a campaign to collect signatures to file the waiver of the immunity of the 13 deputies, accused of terrorism and rigging, corruption and others, stating that, "the Attorney General should be held accountable and killing under the cloak of immunity.
Rikabi said in his remarks on Tuesday that "there are 13 deputies accused of corruption, terrorism, fraud and other charges, is currently a campaign to collect signatures, to lift their immunity, and I'm the first signatories of that, when it is clear that dictatorship Summit attorney who represents people who threaten and kill under cover of impunity." "Errant and violators must be held accountable, whether deputies or Prime Minister or even the President, all are equal before the law" and called on the judiciary to "accelerate the activation of this file". And media and Iraqi sites has revealed the names of the accused deputies, including leader Mullah Haider and dialogue front leader in the Iraqi list and the independent Deputy likkle Sabah Al-Saadi, and others.
Meanwhile, Iraqi security officials said, killing two police forces today, by gunmen in the northern city of Tikrit, 170 km north of Baghdad, "." and "sources said killed two policemen while trying to arrest two militants who were trying to plant an explosive device in Northern Tikrit, the police first arrested the gunmen but one managed to control the police force, opened fire on them in case their incoming dead immediately and fled."
Iraqi police also said Wednesday that three people were killed and a woman in a series of violence occurred in several areas of the city of Baquba "57 km North East of Baghdad." they said "unidentified militants detonated an explosive device inside a house in the neighborhood of mohandiseen Central Baquba, killing the owner and injuring his wife seriously wounded, while a civilian was killed in an attack by unknown assailants on a House North of Baquba in the village of black while gunmen opened fire on an officer of the rank of Brigadier General in the former army near his home In the Al-Zahra district, killing on the spot.
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