Iraq and France are discussing the continuation of judicial cooperation between the two countries...

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[size=52]Iraq and France are discussing the continuation of judicial cooperation between the two countries... The President of the Supreme Judicial Council confirms to the Governor of Anbar and the President of its Council that he rejects the idea of ​​​​creating other regions[/size]

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02-18-2024
The head of the Supreme Judicial Council, Judge Faiq Zaidan, confirmed that the idea of ​​creating other regions is rejected, and while he indicated support for the new Anbar Governorate administration in standing against any ideas that threaten the unity and integrity of Iraq’s security, he discussed with the new French ambassador to Iraq, Patrick Durrell, Continued cooperation between the two countries on joint files.
The Supreme Judicial Council said in a statement: “The President of the Supreme Judicial Council, Judge Faiq Zaidan, received the Governor of Anbar, Muhammad Nouri al-Karbouli, and the Chairman of the Provincial Council, Omar Mishaan Dabbous, where Zaidan extended congratulations to the governor and the President of the Provincial Council on the occasion of their assuming their positions.” He added, “Future cooperation was discussed.” between the judiciary and the governorate administration to enhance societal security and stability and the need to expedite the completion of investigation procedures and prosecute those who committed crimes of administrative corruption, regardless of their job position.” For their part, the governor and the head of the provincial council expressed “their readiness to cooperate with the judiciary in all fields,” emphasizing “the keenness of the people of the province to preserve the unity of Iraq and to reject ideas that affect the unity of Iraq and which some promote for purely political ends far from the reality and convictions of the people of the province.” The Supreme Judicial Council stated that “the geographical and national reality of the Kurdistan Region existed before the entry into force of the Constitution of the Republic of Iraq in 2005, specifically in 1991, following the invasion of Kuwait and the resulting negative effects due to the failed policies of the previous regime,” pointing out that “the Kurdistan Region has a special status recognized by all The sons of the Iraqi people, and that the constitution included provisions for organizing the regions, but the circumstances of drafting the constitution at the time have now changed, and most of those who were convinced of these provisions are now convinced of the necessity of changing them as far as the rest of the provinces are concerned, except for the Kurdistan region, by virtue of its special status. He stated that “the idea of ​​creating regions Others in any region in Iraq are rejected because they threaten the unity and security of Iraq,” stressing “the support of the new governorate administration in standing against any ideas that threaten the unity and integrity of Iraq’s security.” Meanwhile, the head of the Supreme Judicial Council, Faiq Zidane, discussed with the new French ambassador to Iraq, Patrick Durrell, continued cooperation between the two countries on joint files. A statement by the Supreme Judicial Council stated: “The President of the Supreme Judicial Council, Faiq Zidane, received the new French ambassador to Iraq, Patrick Durrell, and his accompanying delegation.” He added, “Zidane discussed with the French ambassador the continuation of cooperation.” Judiciary between the two countries in joint files.[/size]
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