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    The Arab League proposes to Baghdad and the Kurdistan region a "compromise" on the referendum

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    The Arab League proposes to Baghdad and the Kurdistan region a "compromise" on the referendum Empty The Arab League proposes to Baghdad and the Kurdistan region a "compromise" on the referendum

    Post by Rocky Sun 10 Sep 2017, 1:49 am

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    The Arab League proposes to Baghdad and the Kurdistan region a "compromise" on the referendum


     Baghdad / Range 

    The Arab League has entered into a line of contention between Baghdad and the Kurdistan region over the planned withdrawal later this month. 
    The Secretary-General of the Arab League, Ahmed Aboul Gheit, yesterday during his visit to Baghdad and Erbil, the University's keenness on the unity of Iraq and unite efforts to complete the battles of liberation against the organization Daad. The senior Arab official stressed the need to adopt the dialogue and the Constitution in resolving controversial problems, especially in regard to developments on the decision of the referendum in the Kurdistan region. 


    This came during a meeting with Aboul Gheit and Prime Minister Haider Abadi, Saturday, according to a government statement. 
    The Secretary-General of the League of Arab States, last month, sent a letter to the President of the Kurdistan region, Massoud Barzani, in which he stressed the University's pride in the survival of the Kurds as a genuine component in Arab society, especially that the regional scene is full of dispersion and fragmentation.
    "The visit comes as part of the diplomatic effort undertaken by the Secretary-General in carrying out his responsibilities in order to preserve the territorial integrity of a member state of the University, which is surrounded by dangers," said spokesman Mahmoud Afifi. Aboul Gheit aims during his visit to support the chances of resuming the missing dialogue between Baghdad and Erbil to overcome the obstacle of the referendum. " 
    "The secretary-general of the Arab League will then head to Erbil to meet the President of the region, Massoud Barzani, and put forward his vision, which is based on the importance of resuming a mature and constructive political dialogue between Baghdad and Erbil in all matters. To reflect on the spirit of compromise and quiet approach, especially at this delicate stage in which the Iraqi nation needs all its components, "stressing at the same time that" the organization of the referendum planned will not increase the situation only complicated. "
    During his meeting with Prime Minister Haider Abadi, Abul Gheit said "the victories achieved by the Iraqi forces against the terrorist gangs," he reiterated "the Arab League's keenness on the unity of Iraq and not to raise any problems destabilizing its security and stability and unity and focus on completing the liberation of its territory and adopting the principle of dialogue and adherence to the Iraqi constitution to resolve any Problems ". 
    During the meeting, they discussed the political and security developments in Iraq and the region, the fight against terrorism and the victories achieved by the terrorist gangs. 
    Later in the evening, the Secretary-General of the Arab League arrived in Arbil, the capital of the Kurdistan region, for talks with the President of the region. He was received by a number of Kurdish officials. 
    In a related context, a spokesman for Prime Minister Haider Abadi said that the Iraqi government "wants to prevent the referendum to maintain the unity of the country."
    Saad al-Hadithi told Sputnik on Saturday that "the independence that the Kurdistan region wants is illegal and unconstitutional." "There is no desire to accept the idea of ​​independence in the country," he said, adding that "the region has federal powers, according to the Constitution, and that a party can not change the reality of Iraq with a unilateral desire, without the consent of the other party." 
    He admitted that the presence of paragraphs in the Iraqi constitution, need to review, can be considered, "and wished the officials in the Kurdistan region" to discuss the differences, so as not to reflect what is happening from the conflict on citizens with regard to the reality of the existence of one Iraqi state. " 
    In response to a question on what Baghdad has to prevent the referendum from being passed, al-Hadithi said: "We do not want to enter into an internal conflict, but the results of this referendum will not be met by the state." 
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    Presidency of the Republic to clarify the position of infallible from the referendum 
    Baghdad / range 
    criticized the presidency of the Republic, the name of President Fuad infallible in the political debate on the referendum in the Kurdistan region. The presidency stressed that infallible on the implementation of the Constitution and resolve outstanding differences between the parties to the dispute. She noted that the president "is not a political speaker to give his opinion every day." 
    The media office of the President of the Republic, in a statement received (range) a copy of it, "irresponsible statements recently issued from parliamentary and media sources and aimed at insulting the sovereignty of President Fuad Masum against the backdrop of divergent positions on the issue of the referendum in the Kurdistan region." 
    The statement of the presidency that "infallible is very interested in gathering the word of the Iraqis to ensure the implementation of the provisions of the Constitution and not the transition with one side against another of the parties to the political process."
    The presidency stressed that infallible "makes all his efforts to strengthen relations between the parties concerned and call for further dialogue to end the outstanding problems, focusing on the priority of protecting the Constitution and to ensure the implementation of its provisions." The presidency said that "the president of the republic is not a political speaker to give his opinion daily in the emerging events in the national, regional and international." 
    The presidency stressed that the president "is interested in the need for more dialogue between the parties to the political process and all Iraqis to resolve any differences or problems pending or emergency," expressing its rejection of "attempts to question the positions of the President in principle and fixed, which emphasizes the priority to uphold the principles of the Constitution."
    The presidency considered that "the unfortunate press statements made or repeated by some in this regard involve a blatant misrepresentation of the public opinion and inciting sometimes dishonorable against the presidency of the republic." The presidency renewed "the call to take care to launch such irresponsible statements that may harm the reputation and security of the country and its supreme interests, regardless of the narrow self-motivation of its owners."

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