State law: Maliki received invitations from Obama to visit Washington

State law: Maliki received invitations from Obama to visit Washington




Tuesday, 08 October 1 / Okrudolf 2013 06:00

[Baghdad where]

MP for the coalition of state law, handy Albulada, for receiving Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki invitations from U.S. President Barack Obama to visit Washington, but it was postponed to the end of this month.

The al-Maliki will visit the United States of America the end of this month to discuss with U.S. officials the security file in Iraq and the Syrian crisis, in addition to the issues contained in the strategic framework agreement between the two countries.

He said Albulada told all of Iraq [where], "Maliki's visit to Washington to activate the security agreement and discuss the Syrian crisis."

He noted that "at the end of this month, al-Maliki will head a high-level official delegation from the federal government to visit Washington," noting that "al-Maliki received invitations from Obama to visit the United States but was postponed to the end of the tenth month."

It is said that media adviser to Prime Minister Ali al-Moussawi said a few days ago in a press statement, "The visit will be in October 28 current and would-Maliki at the head of the delegation of senior government and focus in his talks with U.S. President Barack Obama on the situation in the region, especially the Syrian crisis and to discuss the initiative Iraq, which calls for a peaceful solution and an immediate cease-fire. "

He pointed out that "the U.S. administration began to realize very well that Iraq is a party is able to find a real and realistic exit to the Syrian crisis and positively ستتعاطى with mandated UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon Baghdad contact the parties to the Syrian crisis."

Moussawi said that "Iraqi efforts to resolve the Syrian crisis through Aldboulmasah where the interests of Iraq first, because the continuation of the situation as it is now will lead to more complexity and deterioration of security in the region."

He denied Moussaoui strongly what some of the media, a few days ago, the refusal of U.S. President interview Maliki said that the prime minister, "apologized since the beginning of this year for failure to meet the invitations similar cables to visit the United States," stressing that "the call is from President Obama."

And research in Washington's position on renewing the mandate of al-Maliki for the third time, Moussawi said that "this is an internal affair looking between the Iraqi parties only, is not entitled to an external party to intervene in it, and rumors about the reason for the visit is to get the support of an American for a third term just perceptions and speculation political parties wary of this visit. "

The last meeting between Maliki and President Obama in December 2011 during a visit Coincided with the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq by the end of that month. Ended 2

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Baldawi: Maliki receives 2 invitiations by Obama to visit Washington

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[ltr]Baghdad (IraqiNews.com) MP, Mufeed al-Baldawi, of the State of Law Coalition announced that the Premier, Nouri al-Maliki, recived two invitiations by theUS President, Barrack Obama, to visit Washington.[/ltr]
[ltr]Speaking to Iraqi News (IraqiNews.com), he said “Maliki’s visit to Washington is to activate the security pact and to dicsuss the ongoing Syrian crisis.”[/ltr]
[ltr]“At the end of Ocober, Maliki will head a key delegation to visit Washington,” he added, noting that “Maliki received two invitations from Obama, but the visit was postponed till the end of October.”[/ltr]


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