Gulf crisis prevented a delegation from the National Alliance visit Doha

Gulf crisis prevented a delegation from the National Alliance visit Doha

 Baghdad / term

Prevented the crisis between Saudi Arabia and Qatar, which broke out yesterday, the National Alliance delegation from visiting Doha, the second tour of the Gulf stations launched by Kuwait.
The only delegation headed by Ammar al - Hakim, to meet with Emir of Kuwait, and Prime Minister, and the President of the National Assembly.

Concurrently, he ended the House of Representatives Speaker Salim al - Jubouri 's visit to Qatar in the wake of the most serious escalation of the members arise between the Gulf Cooperation Council.
While there was no official Iraqi position on the ongoing developments in the Gulf, he expressed Iyad Allawi, Vice President of the Republic, for a few of the effects of the crisis on the Gulf Arab relations.
He met with al - Hakim and the delegation of the National Alliance, yesterday, Sheikh Sabah Al - Ahmad Al - Jaber Al - Sabah , Amir of Kuwait.
Hakim said during a meeting the morning , "the National Alliance are the five priorities of the unity of Iraq and the Arab identity of Iraq with respect for all other nationalities and Iraqi sovereignty and the consecration of democracy and freedoms, and the State of citizenship does not state sects and nationalities and creeds."
He said the President of the National Alliance , "we focus too much on the post - victory stage, and we presented a document national settlement comprehensive public and under the roof of the Constitution , and we assume that is based on the foundations of three are mutual concessions and guarantees of mutual and assurances of mutual, the United Nations and contributed to the formulation and adoption and put it on the Security Council."
" The implementation of the document is then cross rebounds legislative, political, governmental and community - based, judicial, economic and others, and we aspire to Kuwait 's support
for this project."
He called al - Hakim , to "strengthen the relationship between Iraq and Kuwait on the political, economic and security level, and after the vote of the Iraqi Council of Representatives to consider Basra economic capital of Kuwait can contribute to the investment and the opening of free trade zones and industrial cities between the two countries."
He also met with the National Alliance delegation Kuwaiti Crown Prince Sheikh Nawaf Al - Ahmad Al - Sabah and Prime Minister Sheikh Jaber Al- Mubarak Al - Sabah, National Assembly and Chairman Sheikh Marzouq Al - Ghanim, and former Prime Minister Sheikh Nasser Al - Mohammad.
National Alliance delegation ended the visit of Kuwait after it was scheduled to visit Doha. Sources close to the wise sources (range), said that " the National Alliance delegation only visited Kuwait and decided to return to Iraq."
The sources added that " the delegation of the National Alliance did not request a visit Qatar because of the sensitivity of the situation faced by the Doha", refusing to disclose the date of the Doha visit.
In an escalation of a sudden, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, Egypt, Bahrain , announced the severance of diplomatic relations with Qatar, and banned its nationals from traveling to Doha. The decision came after two weeks of leaks attributed to the emir of Qatar included rejecting escalation with Iran, Hezbollah and the positions of Hamas, which it considers Saudi Arabia hostile attitudes.
In conjunction with this, the parliament speaker ended his visit to Doha , during which Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al - Thani, Minister of Foreign Affairs Mohammed bin Abdul Rahman met
al - Thani.
According to a statement to the Office of al - Jubouri , the meetings discussed "strengthening bilateral relations between the two countries and the overall situation in the Arab region and ways to coordinate efforts to address the challenges and crises and to end the problems and differences."
Furthermore, Iyad Allawi, the vice president warned, the risk of the repercussions of the Gulf crisis and its impact on the Palestinian issue, Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Bahrain, Lebanon, Egypt and Jordan. Allawi called for a "genuine dialogue puts points on the letters conference."


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