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Maliki calls on the United Nations to put pressure on the Syrian parties to dialogue
08/18/2013 20:01
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, the United Nations and the international community to put pressure on the Syrian parties to sit down at the table of dialogue and find a political solution to the crisis,
The Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations for Political Affairs Jeffrey Feltman, the readiness of the United Nations to support Iraq's efforts to host Syrian refugees.
Maliki said in a statement issued today, and received "WAM" a copy of it, on the sidelines of a meeting of Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations for Political Affairs Jeffrey Feltman, said that "the two sides discussed in depth the various issues of the region," noting that "the UN envoy came to brief on the point of view of Iraq events in the region, especially the situation in Syria and Egypt. "
Maliki said that "Iraq supports efforts to find a political solution to the crisis in Syria and an end to the suffering of the brotherly Syrian people," calling on the United Nations and the international community to "pressure on the Syrian parties to sit at the table of dialogue and find a political solution to the crisis."
Maliki warned of "extremism and terrorism support of some of the parties in the region."
For his part, Jeffrey Feltman said he was "in complete agreement with the prime minister asked the Iraqi perception about the situation in Syria,"
He pointed out that "Iraq must participate in any international conference on Syria."
Feltman stressed that "the United Nations is seeking for the success of the US-Russian initiative on Syria," and expressed "the readiness of the United Nations to support Iraq in its efforts to host Syrian refugees that their numbers reached 160 thousand refugees."
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki said, in the (June 29, 2013), that the Syrian crisis is open to all possibilities is no way to be solved only through dialogue, and while stressing that Iraq is sticking to its policy towards this crisis and rejects calls for reinforcement, pointed out that the world is heading at the moment to take This attitude.
Informed sources indicate that the number of displaced Syrians in the Kurdistan region alone exceeded 120 thousand people, most of whom live in the Dumez refugee camp in Dohuk province, while the number exceeded in the camp based in Anbar province 15 thousand refugees, mostly women and children.
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08/18/2013 20:01
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, the United Nations and the international community to put pressure on the Syrian parties to sit down at the table of dialogue and find a political solution to the crisis,
The Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations for Political Affairs Jeffrey Feltman, the readiness of the United Nations to support Iraq's efforts to host Syrian refugees.
Maliki said in a statement issued today, and received "WAM" a copy of it, on the sidelines of a meeting of Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations for Political Affairs Jeffrey Feltman, said that "the two sides discussed in depth the various issues of the region," noting that "the UN envoy came to brief on the point of view of Iraq events in the region, especially the situation in Syria and Egypt. "
Maliki said that "Iraq supports efforts to find a political solution to the crisis in Syria and an end to the suffering of the brotherly Syrian people," calling on the United Nations and the international community to "pressure on the Syrian parties to sit at the table of dialogue and find a political solution to the crisis."
Maliki warned of "extremism and terrorism support of some of the parties in the region."
For his part, Jeffrey Feltman said he was "in complete agreement with the prime minister asked the Iraqi perception about the situation in Syria,"
He pointed out that "Iraq must participate in any international conference on Syria."
Feltman stressed that "the United Nations is seeking for the success of the US-Russian initiative on Syria," and expressed "the readiness of the United Nations to support Iraq in its efforts to host Syrian refugees that their numbers reached 160 thousand refugees."
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki said, in the (June 29, 2013), that the Syrian crisis is open to all possibilities is no way to be solved only through dialogue, and while stressing that Iraq is sticking to its policy towards this crisis and rejects calls for reinforcement, pointed out that the world is heading at the moment to take This attitude.
Informed sources indicate that the number of displaced Syrians in the Kurdistan region alone exceeded 120 thousand people, most of whom live in the Dumez refugee camp in Dohuk province, while the number exceeded in the camp based in Anbar province 15 thousand refugees, mostly women and children.
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