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    Iraqi leaders to meet end of February for conciliation -- Barzani

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    Iraqi leaders to meet end of February for conciliation -- Barzani Empty Iraqi leaders to meet end of February for conciliation -- Barzani

    Post by chouchou Sun 17 Feb 2013, 5:05 am

    IRBIL, Feb 17 (KUNA) -- Massoud Barzani, the President of the Iraqi
    Kurdistan Region, announced that leaders of Iraq's main political parties and
    groups would hold a broad meeting in this northern city in the end of this
    month to discuss various contentious issues prevailing on the local political
    arena.

    Barzani, in an official statement posted on website of the Presidency of
    the Kurdistan Region, on Sunday, affirmed that the top leaders would hold the
    meeting "to discuss the domestic (political) atmosphere and examine necessary
    steps that should be taken" to tackle various problems.

    The Kurdish leader, who was speaking during a meeting with a visiting
    delegation of diplomats of European Union member states, affirmed that he was
    supportive of holding free elections, to be preceded by a nationwide census.

    For her part, Jana Hybashkova, EU Ambassador to Iraq, expressed deep
    concern at the current situation in the country, noting that the 27-state
    union "would not be aligned with any (Iraqi) party that fails to respect the
    constitution and agreements." She added that the European states were
    committed to offering all possible support for resolving "problems that face
    the political process and obstruct establishment of democracy according to the
    constitution and endorsed agreements bounding political forces of the country."


    The country is currently witnessing high tension, with public protests in
    the regions of Al-Anbar, Mosul, and Diala against policies of the government
    of Nouri Al-Maliki and disagreements between the central government in Baghdad
    and the Kurdish leadership. There have been other issues feeding tensions,
    such as destiny of the vice president, Tarik Al-Hashemi, who has been in exile
    after the government issued an arrest warrant against him on terrorism
    charges, and expansion of the government authority to Kurdish regions, among
    others.(end

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