Abadi stresses the joint pursuit with the United Nations to close the file of Chapter VII

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Abadi stresses the joint pursuit with the United Nations to close the file of Chapter VII

Political Since 2017-03-30 at 17:07 (Baghdad time)

Baghdad Mawazine News
The United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has appealed to the international community to help Iraq in the relief of the displaced, said Prime Minister Haider Abadi on Thursday. And reconstruction of liberated areas.
"The Iraqi government supports the international efforts to pursue and punish terrorists," Abadi said during a joint news conference with Guterres in Baghdad, read by Mawazin News. "There is continuous work to close Chapter VII file in cooperation with the United Nations."
Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi said that Iraq in general and the areas destroyed by a pro-government organization needed investment to rebuild.
"We have found great interest in UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres in supporting Iraq," he said, adding that "the security forces are dealing humanely with the civilians in the combat zones and will eliminate the organization sooner rather than later."
For his part, Guterres stressed that "Iraq is in the final stages of its fight against terrorism, and after the liberation of Mosul will have the opportunity to devote a peaceful civilian life,
"We are working in close coordination with the government to achieve full reconciliation for Iraqis," he said. "All of Iraq's population and sects have been victims of terrorists and terrorists must be prosecuted."
"I appeal to the international community to assist Iraq in the relief of displaced people and the reconstruction of liberated areas," Guterres said.
"We support Iraq's efforts to liberate its territory and achieve national reconciliation," Guterres said, noting that "the United Nations will continue to support Iraq post-urging."
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres will visit Iraq on Thursday and discuss with Iraqi officials the security and political situation, the situation of displaced people in the country, the latest developments in the battle of Mosul, the humanitarian situation in Ayman, IDPs to see the conditions of the families living in them


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Abadi calls on the United Nations to remove Iraq from Chapter VII

Last updated: 1 April 2017 - 8:51 p
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi called for an international resolution to hold terrorist gangs accountable for their crimes, while UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterich stressed the UN's commitment to national reconciliation in Iraq. "The United Nations is doing basic humanitarian and relief work for the displaced and restoring stability and community reconciliation," Gutierrez said after the UN Security Council on Thursday. "The people of Iraq have demonstrated their ability to defeat terrorism and expel the oppressors. We are in the final phase of the liberation of Mosul. Abadi called on the United Nations and the UN Security Council to issue a resolution calling for a crackdown on its crimes against civilians, praising the invitation of the UN Secretary-General in this regard. And called on the international community to support Iraq to restore the stability of liberated cities. "He also called for" the removal of Iraq from Chapter VII to end the file of the occupation of Kuwait and the decisions imposed on the Iraqi people because of the policies of the Saddam regime, "pointing out that" we found keenness of the Secretary-General in directing P Of Chapter VII and there will be continuous work to end the file of the occupation of Kuwait and the file of international sanctions imposed on the Iraqi people and do not want to bear more burdens imposed by the former regime. "For his part, said UN Secretary-General Antonio Gubic" expressed our solidarity and our full commitment to work with "Our visit to Iraq is a solidarity visit at a historic moment and we hope to liberate Mosul and return to normal life soon." He also expressed his satisfaction and appreciation for the efforts to protect civilians and the appreciation of the international community for the sacrifices of Iraqis. "The need for the international community to support the relief efforts and humanitarian institutions and Iraq," pointing to "the need to hold accountable elements calling for the heinous crimes committed against civilians." He stressed the support of his organization "strongly" to Iraq in its fight against terrorism and the liberation of the occupied territories of " On terrorism in Iraq, "stressing" the support of the United Nations relief efforts of the displaced. "

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How many times they have to remove them from chapter 7?