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BAGHDAD - Iraq Presse -31 October / October: Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki that "his candidacy for a third term depends on the choice of the Iraqi people" and expressed surprise at the "repeat asking this question on a daily basis."
Maliki said in a speech today in Washington, which is currently visiting and pursued / Presse Iraq / that "to win a third term decided by the Iraqi people, not me, as he emphasized and parking Iraq in neutral from the Syrian crisis."
He explained that "the current Iraqi policy based on openness to all countries in the region and the world."
And between al-Maliki that "the security situation in Baghdad had collapsed when he took over as prime minister, and the residents of the capital can not afford to travel to other provinces, but that some areas of Baghdad was empty of people," adding "we have been able in recent years to stabilize the major security and broken fork rule What was to be able to return to practice their activities and what is happening in Syria and the region in general. "
And on the Syrian crisis, al-Maliki said that "Iraq is neutral from all parties in Syria, and that the Iraqi government does not support the Syrian government and the opposition, but support options and aspirations of the Syrian people to democracy and peace."
And the impact of Iraq's relationship with Iran on its relations with Arab countries several, including Egypt, Prime Minister explained that "Iraqi politics current list on the basis of openness to all countries in the region and the world and to avoid conflicts with any country," noting that "Iraq refuses to establish a good relationship with the state of the condition sabotage its relations with other countries. "
It was Maliki's office announced earlier on Thursday that al-Maliki and his accompanying delegation held, yesterday evening, a long meeting with U.S. Vice President Joe Biden at his residence in Washington, noting that the two sides stressed the need to work for the development of cooperation and coordination between the two countries so as to enhance the bonds of friendship and partnership between them.
And left-Maliki, last Tuesday to Washington DC at the head of a high-level delegation in response to an official invitation he received from U.S. Vice President Joe Biden. Q ended
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Maliki said in a speech today in Washington, which is currently visiting and pursued / Presse Iraq / that "to win a third term decided by the Iraqi people, not me, as he emphasized and parking Iraq in neutral from the Syrian crisis."
He explained that "the current Iraqi policy based on openness to all countries in the region and the world."
And between al-Maliki that "the security situation in Baghdad had collapsed when he took over as prime minister, and the residents of the capital can not afford to travel to other provinces, but that some areas of Baghdad was empty of people," adding "we have been able in recent years to stabilize the major security and broken fork rule What was to be able to return to practice their activities and what is happening in Syria and the region in general. "
And on the Syrian crisis, al-Maliki said that "Iraq is neutral from all parties in Syria, and that the Iraqi government does not support the Syrian government and the opposition, but support options and aspirations of the Syrian people to democracy and peace."
And the impact of Iraq's relationship with Iran on its relations with Arab countries several, including Egypt, Prime Minister explained that "Iraqi politics current list on the basis of openness to all countries in the region and the world and to avoid conflicts with any country," noting that "Iraq refuses to establish a good relationship with the state of the condition sabotage its relations with other countries. "
It was Maliki's office announced earlier on Thursday that al-Maliki and his accompanying delegation held, yesterday evening, a long meeting with U.S. Vice President Joe Biden at his residence in Washington, noting that the two sides stressed the need to work for the development of cooperation and coordination between the two countries so as to enhance the bonds of friendship and partnership between them.
And left-Maliki, last Tuesday to Washington DC at the head of a high-level delegation in response to an official invitation he received from U.S. Vice President Joe Biden. Q ended
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