Washington: do what we can to bring the views between Iraq and the Gulf states

Washington: do what we can to bring the views between Iraq and the Gulf states


Maliki with U.S. Vice President Joe Biden during his previous visit to Washington

2013/07/21 Range Press / Baghdad

 Confirmed that the Iraqi Foreign Ministry, on Sunday, that Iraq is continuing to build its institutions and its democratic political system, despite the challenges and the circumstances in which it faces, while the United States of America announced its efforts to bridge the gap in viewpoints between Iraq and the Gulf states.

A statement by the Iraqi Foreign Ministry received (range Press) a copy of it, "The Foreign Ministry Undersecretary for bilateral relations Nizar goodness of God received Charg? d'Affaires at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad Douglas Solomon," adding that "the meeting was to exchange views on the political situation In Iraq, the region and the crisis.

 He said the Sultan, according to the statement, "that building democracy takes time and exceptional effort and consensus among the political parties," noting that "Iraq despite the conditions and ongoing challenges in building its institutions and its democratic political system

 For his part, Charg? d'Affaires Douglas Solomon that the United States is doing what it can to bring the views especially between Iraq and the Arab Gulf states, "and expressed optimism about" what is going on dialogues between the political forces in Iraq. "

The Iraqi relations with the Gulf countries have not experienced significant progress in spite of the fall of Saddam Hussein's regime, but still bad except for relations with Kuwait, which has greatly improved during the years that followed the fall of Saddam's regime, which strengthened the exit of Iraq from most of the paragraphs of the seventh item on the consent of Kuwait.

 But Iraq's relations with Saudi Arabia are still experiencing rigid politician since the fall of Saddam Hussein's regime and mutual accusations between the two sides, despite the presence of the Ambassador of Iraq in Riyadh and non-resident Ambassador to Saudi Arabia in Iraq, aspect Iraq still accuse Riyadh between now and then being involved in acts of violence in the country, The Iraqi government accuses Riyadh of sectarianism and the targeting of the year in the country and subordination to Iran, which is the same thing that applies to relations between Iraq and Qatar.

It also did not witness Iraqi relations with Oman and the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, any significant progress on the political side since the fall of Saddam Hussein's regime except for some mutual visits, especially between Iraq and the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain after the year 2009, but it it soon fell because of support for the Shiite forces of demonstrations witnessed by Bahrain in 2011 and claim overthrow the Bahraini regime.

The Bahraini ambassador in Iraq, Salah Ali al-Maliki counting, (23 March 2013), the charges against the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Qatar on interference in Iraqi internal affairs, "Kalam Newspapers nothing to do with reality," and stressed that political GCC clear towards Iraq, stressing that Bahrain with the unity and sovereignty of Iraq.

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