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    Post by Rocky Sat 23 Apr 2022, 8:51 am

    [size=32]America issues a strong position towards the formation of the government .. and directs several points regarding Iraq and the Kurdistan region[/size]
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    Baghdad/Sky Press

    The US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Iraq and Iran, Jennifer Gavito, stressed that the delay in forming the Iraqi government created an obstacle to developing strategic relations between the United States and Iraq.

    Javito said, in a press conference, that Washington "called on all parties to expedite the process of forming the new government," noting that during her recent visit to Erbil she met the President of the Kurdistan Region, Nechirvan Barzani and Prime Minister Masrour Barzani, stressing "the need for the unity of the Kurdish parties in the process of forming Government".

    And she warned that "the absence of an effective government will lead to instability in Iraq", as well as "the lack of confidence of the international community and the Iraqi people in the Iraqi political process."

    During the conference, Gavito made several points regarding Iraq and the Kurdistan Region:

    The United States is committed to helping Iraq strengthen its democracy and sovereignty.

    It is time for Iraqi leaders to form a government.

    America willingly wants to work with this new government.

    The delay in implementing the government creates obstacles to the development of bilateral relations between the United States and Iraq in all fields.

    Delaying the formation of the government will pave the way for Iraqi leaders to resolve key issues and provide basic services.

    The lack of an active government could lead to instability and threaten the security of the international community and the Iraqi people.

    - America wants a strong, united, resilient and sovereign Iraq, and at this point we will be with Iraq to advise, help and support them, because we have always been friends of the Iraqi people; Be friends with all the people of Iraq, with the people of Kurdistan Region to be successful and happy.

    - Washington's constant message to Iraqi officials is that the United States will not take any action on who will participate in forming the government.

    The formation of a new government is crucial to resolving the refugee situation and implementing the Sinjar Agreement.

    Washington believes that a long-term agreement between the Iraqi federal government and the Kurdistan Regional Government is the best way to resolve the situation, especially for Sinjar.

    The United States supports the Sinjar Agreement, but its implementation is a concern, as well as security and governance issues that still have a long way to go.

    Washington is committed to "achieving the best situation for the Kurdish people in the context of a strong and sovereign Iraq."

    It is important for the Iraqi government and the Kurdistan Regional Government to discuss a mutually acceptable solution to the oil problem.

    Jennifer Gavito indicated that she visited Iraq and the Kurdistan region last month, and met officials in Baghdad and Erbil.

    Javito promised that "strategic cooperation between Iraq and the United States is important to Washington, and the United States has a long-term commitment to Iraq and the region."

    She affirmed the commitment of the United States to help Iraq overcome its economic problems, saying: "We are also committed to assisting Iraq in strengthening its democracy and sovereignty."

    Jennifer Gavito stressed that the October elections were an important opportunity for Iraqis to "determine their future and elect a government" to help them overcome the economic crisis and obstacles.

    “The United States is committed to working with the new government on a number of important issues, including the stability and sovereignty of Iraq, increasing the economic potential of all Iraqis, fighting corruption, human rights, energy independence, climate, and more,” she said.

     

    "This delay in the formation of the government puts obstacles in the way of developing our bilateral relations in all sectors, including security, economy, culture, education, environment, health and more," Javito noted.

    And US diplomacy, which has a long history of working in Iraq and the region, warns that "the absence of an effective and stable government will lead to instability and undermine the credibility of the international community and the Iraqi people

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