Turkish newspaper: Maliki met with the Turkish ambassador, a day after the signing of Barzani and Er

Turkish newspaper: Maliki met with the Turkish ambassador, a day after the signing of Barzani and Erdogan important agreements





Iraq and Turkey on the road to overcome the tension between them

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11/29/2013 14:45
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Long-Presse / Baghdad

Revealed a Turkish newspaper, on Friday, that "Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki met with the Turkish ambassador", a day after meeting the Prime Ministers of the Kurdistan region and Turkey, and showed that the al-Maliki "welcomed the rapprochement last between Baghdad and Ankara to strengthen bilateral relations," and stressed that Turkey and the Kurdistan Regional Government "signed a package of agreements important turning point in trade relations between the two," likely to "arouse the anger of these deals over Baghdad."

The sources said the Iraqi government, in a report published by the newspaper (the Daily Hurriyet) Turkish, and seen it (the long-Presse), "Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki met Thursday evening with Ambassador Turkey to Iraq Farouk Qamakja," she said, "the meeting discussed the bilateral relations between the two neighboring countries ".

The sources, which reveal the newspaper reported, that "During the meeting, al-Maliki welcomed the recent rapprochement between Baghdad and Ankara, with the two countries' efforts to strengthen bilateral relations."

On the other hand, paper pointed out that "both Turkey and the Kurdistan Regional Government signed a package of important agreements during the meeting lasted three hours between the Prime Minister of the region Nechirvan Barzani and Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Wednesday," and described the agreements as "high turning point in trade relations between the two parties. "

The newspaper suggested that "arouse the anger of these deals over Baghdad, which claimed the premises of running only one oil."

It is said that this is the first time, two years ago, have met Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, a Turkish administrator.

The Kurdistan Alliance said on Friday that the President of the Kurdistan Regional Government Nechirvan Barzani will visit Baghdad "soon", indicating that he would brief Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on the position of the region's remarks, Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Hussain al-Shahristani relating to export oil to Turkey, and as pointed out that the adoption of the law of oil and gas was would address this issue, download Shahristani "primary responsibility" of the lack of approval.

The deputy prime minister for energy, Hussain al-Shahristani said, on Thursday, the government's refusal of Iraqi oil exports via Turkey "without her knowledge and consent," While the counting this as a "transgression can not be condoned or tolerated" on Iraq's sovereignty and wealth, called Turkish officials to visit Baghdad to discuss the matter and put it in the "proper legal framework" which guarantees to the Iraqis, "their rights."

The positions Shahristani repeated, in conjunction with the visit by the President of the Kurdistan Regional Government, Barzani, currently in Ankara, to discuss the development of bilateral relations as well as a "finishing touches" to start exporting oil region through the tube its own to Turkey, before the end of the year 2013 this , according to the official spokesman announced the Kurdistan Regional Government, Sven Dzia, on Tuesday, (the 26th of November the current).

The head of the Kurdistan Regional Government, Barzani, said during a meeting with Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara on Wednesday (the 27th of November 2013 present), according to a source facilities to the delegation accompanying him, and reported by the official website of the Government of the Territory, today , that the province is making "every effort" to address the outstanding problems between the governments in Baghdad and Ankara, stressing that the improvement in relations between the two leads to the result, "the stability of Iraq and the region as a whole", while Erdogan said that his government "to deal with all Iraqis without any distinction of where national or sectarian or doctrine, "stressing that" will visit Iraq soon, as part of his tour will visit Erbil and Kirkuk. "

And move the location of the Kurdistan Regional Government, on the Turkish Energy Minister, Taner Yildiz, as saying that the export of oil from the Kurdistan region "will begin before the end of 2013, the current," stressing that what was signed with the Government of the Territory "was not contrary to the Constitution of Iraq nor to the observations made by the government to an Iraqi. "

Yildiz did not deny that start exporting oil in the region and the signing of the contract "will open the way for other contracts and other projects that lead to the development of economic relations between Ankara and Erbil."

The file is one of the oil threads "sticking" in the relationship with Baghdad, Ankara, against the backdrop of the recent relationship Arbil and facilitate the export of the region's oil through its territory, which opposes Baghdad along the line.

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Iraq is hosting a meeting of an international group involved in crimes of money laundering in May next



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Alsumaria News / Baghdad
 Iraqi Central Bank announced on Thursday that Iraq will host a meeting of an international group involved in crimes of money laundering in May of next year. , the bank said in a statement received "Alsumaria News" a copy of it, "The Financial Action Task Force for the Middle East and North Africa concerned crimes of money laundering and terrorist financing approved its meeting eighteenth being in the Bahraini capital Manama is currently hosting Iraq for its next meeting (nineteenth). " the bank said that "the meeting will be held in Baghdad in May 2014," adding that "in such conferences are assess the extent of the obligation of States and seriousness in the fight against money laundering and to give them the international assessment in this area. " He was the governor of the Central Bank of Abdel Basset Turki said, in (November 24, 2013), that the bank is seeking to re-examine three important laws, one of the law against money laundering .

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