Maliki: surprised that Iraq, which came out of the provisions of Chapter VII is still besieged by th

Maliki: surprised that Iraq, which came out of the provisions of Chapter VII is still besieged by the Arabs mathematically


Author: MJM
Editor: HA
10/12/2013 20:44
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Range Press / Basra

Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on Saturday, surprised at who I am Iraq, which came out of the "siege of the provisions of Chapter VII," did not come out of the "siege" of the Arabs and the friends in the world of sport, calling on everyone to review the decision to ban the play in Iraqi courts, while pointed that everyone stand with Iraq's youth and sport.

Maliki said in his speech during the opening ceremony of the sports city in Basra, and attended (range Press), "we wish to have to deal with hosting the tournament mathematically purely within the contexts of the return of Iraq to the waist Arab and international levels and the return of Arabs to Iraq and be partners in determining the present and the future and destiny, but we We were surprised that Iraq, which came out of Chapter VII and the provisions of the unjust siege imposed on it that we did not go out after the siege of siblings and friends. in the world of sport. "

Maliki called brothers and brothers and friends to the "need to review the decision to ban the play in Iraqi courts and equitable to the Iraqi courts and the Iraqi sports center and a complement to the bonds of brotherhood, cooperation and convergence on the base to meet our children if they met, we met and if separated we parted".

He said al-Maliki "We were hoping they us help us and supportive partners and that this will be the game, is the Gulf 22 in Baghdad to announce the final termination of all the colors of the blockade and the sanctions imposed," stressing that "this is the demand of the Iraqi street, and our demand all stand together with our youth and رياضينا."

The Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, counting on the ninth of October 2013, on Wednesday, a decision unions Gulf depriving Iraq of hosting the Gulf Cup 22, "political" has nothing to do sports, and warned against the impact of the decision on relations with the Gulf States, called for "reconsider it."

And the heads of unions Gulf of football, in (October 8, 2013), the transfer cycle Gulf 22 from the province of Basra to the Saudi city of Jeddah to the lack of readiness of Basra, while granted Iraq's right to host the Gulf 23 the requirement to remove the ban by the International Union for the Iraqi courts. The meeting was attended by Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa bin Ahmed, chairman of Qatar, Sheikh Ali bin Khalifa Al Khalifa, President of the Federation of Bahrain and successful Hammoud, head of the Iraqi Union and Sheikh Ahmed Essa President of the Federation of Yemen and Khalid bin Hamad Al Busaidi, President of the Federation of Oman and Sheikh Talal Al-Fahad Al-Sabah President of the Union of Kuwait.

The decision to transfer the session from Basra to Jeddah after the decision of the International Federation (FIFA) and the statements of its President Joseph Blatter recent refusal lifting of the international embargo on the Iraqi courts and not to allow the establishment of official and friendly matches in Iraq.

The Directorate of Youth and Sport in the province of Basra revealed, in (September 29, 2013), that the opening of the sports city in Basra will be in mid-October next year, and as pointed out that club port will be one of the parties meeting opening, said the port ready to meet with Arab team or foreigner at the opening of the city after excluding sports club Zora from it.

He declared the governor of Basra Majed Nasraoui in (September 21, 2013), for starting the implementation of a comprehensive plan for the project "Basra, DC sports", as confirmed the Directorate of Youth and Sport Basra agreement on the implementation of the 14 paragraph stipulated Union (GCC), except for housing the public eye to the continuing work to rehabilitate 32 hotels to accommodate 30 spectators in preparation for hosting the Gulf 22.

It was planned to host Basra, the 2013 Gulf Cup edition of the twenty-second, which pushed Iraq to create integrated sports city where the cost of 550 billion dinars, includes a playground internationally for up to 65 thousand spectators dubbed "Stadium Basra International", in addition to stadium secondary capacity for 10 thousand spectators dubbed "Stadium Faiha", in addition to four courts secondary training, and three sports halls for games Penta ball, basketball, volleyball, and eight residential buildings for the establishment of delegations sports teams, as well as two hotels great.

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